Archipelago International is the largest privately owned and independent hotel operator in Southeast Asia, one of the most dynamic and fastest growing regions for both domestic and outbound tourism. We are the market leader in Bali, one of the world’s most popular travel destinations.

Over the past two decades, we have transformed the Indonesian hotel landscape with industry innovation and leadership. Our collection includes ten award-winning brands, ranging from budget to luxury, including ASTON, the most trusted and best known hotel brand in the Archipelago. While we continue to lead the region, we are also aggressively expanding globally with operations and development underway in the Middle East and the Caribbean - with many more destinations to follow.

Archipelago International is proud to be only the second hotel group in the world, that has set up and operated the athletes villages at a major international games, the 18^th Asian Games in 2018.

To be universally recognized as the preferred hospitality company in Asia for guests, owners and employees.

Exceeding guest expectations in all our hotels, helping our staff develop their careers, while supporting owners in designing, creating and successfully operating a ‘best in class’ hotel that they can be proud of.

We understand that we have a responsibility for our planet, our grandchildren and their grandchildren. For us, an investment is not an investment if it harms mother nature and poluts planet earth. We have rejected numerous projects previously, where business partners left us unconvinced, that they care about sustainability and the importance of going green. We will remain selective in this regard and do our part to save the planet, while continuing to look for new ways to reduce the impact on the environment and implement the latest sustainability policies across all our properties.

1. Plastic reduction: Plastic used in straws and toiletries packaging has been replaced by recyclable and environmentally-friendly materials. Some of our brands use soap dispensers. We have stopped the use of plastic water bottles in all guest rooms and provide mugs, which can be filled with water from water dispensers conveniently located on guest floors. Plastic impact on our oceans is a major issue and yet hundreds of millions of plastic bottles are wasted each year by hotels alone.
2. Water conservation: We have an effective linen reuse program in place, that encourages our guests to refrain from having linen and towels exchanged and washed on a daily basis.
3. Sustainable cleaning products: Natural alternatives, that are less irritating to the environment are preferred over products with chlorine bleach and other environmentally-damaging products.
4. Energy saving: We continue to reduce energy by introducing energy-saving equipment in all public and back-of-the-house areas and constantly training our staff and fostering an energy saving work environment for all.
5. Recycling and waste reduction: Programs are in place across all areas, that reduce the use of paper and other disposables, while at the same time food waste is kept at a minimum. The World Bank predicts that by 2050 humans will produce 3,6 billion tons of waste every year, ending up on landfills and in the oceans.