Nusa Dua Resorts with Waterslides (2026)

I think the Grand Hyatt has the best slide in Nusa Dua. The River Pool has two: a 50-metre slide that runs down a grassy hill into a splash pool, and a little one for toddlers.

Grown-ups can go on the big one too. The slides are part of the pool, so there’s no kids club fee to use them.

The catch: the rooms are dated. This is a classic 1990s Bali hotel, and you’ll notice it straight away. I’d take that trade for the pools at this price.

Paradisus has the closest thing to a water park in Nusa Dua. The Aquazone has several slides. The Kidsdom kids club sits right next to it.

This is the old Meliá Bali, reopened in February 2026 after a big rebuild, so it’s the newest slide set-up on the list.

The catch: the price. Most rates are all-inclusive, which is poor value if your family doesn’t eat much.

The Westin has a 12-metre slide in the main pool, coming off a rock formation with a waterfall. Because it’s in the main pool, not a separate kids pool, the whole family is in the same spot.

I like the Westin more than its reputation suggests. Even the entry rooms come with two double beds, and the kids club is free. It’s also right on the beach inside the gated centre.

The catch: the rooms are being refurbished, with work running from 9 am to 6 pm daily and no end date. If you land next to a block being worked on, it’s loud. The main pool is also over 2 metres at the deep end, so toddlers belong in the kids pool.

The Kempinski’s slide is in the kids pool beside the main beachfront pool. It’s a kids’ slide, not a thrill ride, but I think little kids will love it.

I’d book it for the resort, with the slide as a bonus. The Jalak Family Club takes kids up to 12 and runs from 8am to 8pm, so you can have dinner on your own.

The catch: the standard rooms sleep only three, so a family of four needs a suite or two rooms. The beach is also 250 steps down from the lobby, with lifts and buggies if you’ve got a pram.

Grand Mirage isn’t a hotel I recommend overall. But if your kids would happily spend the whole week on slides, it has more of them than anywhere else in Nusa Dua, for the least money.

There’s a Waterslide Pool, a slide in the Family Paradise kids pool and a Mini Water Park with slides and splash features. There’s a lazy river too.

The catch: it’s cheap, and it shows. The service is inconsistent and the food is bad, which hurts more because it’s often sold all-inclusive. It’s also on Tanjung Benoa, outside the Nusa Dua gates.

Kids need to be over 100 cm for the Family Paradise slide.

The Hilton isn’t a hotel I recommend overall either. But it has a 30-metre slide, the second longest on this list, dropping into the kids pool and a sandy lagoon area. If a long slide is top of your kids’ list, it’s worth a look.

The cliffside view rooms are impressive. The view and the slide are the only two reasons I’d consider it.

The catch: the beach below is rocky and unswimmable, the hotel is dated, and it’s isolated, so you’re eating in.