In 1999 Natour Bali merged in PT Hotel Indonesia Natour and identified as 3-star heritage hotel in the island with new identity, Inna Bali Heritage. Ideally located in the main part of the city center of Denpasar, the capital city of Bali - Indonesia, the hotel offers easy access to government offices and agencies, Pura Maospahit, Puri Satria, Puri Agung Jro Kuta, Bali Art Museum, Art Centre Denpasar, Shopping center and traditional markets. In 1956 it was nationalized and renamed as “Natour Bali”. Another signature the hotel created was to perform regularly Balinese dance performance with gamelan every Friday evening.
The hotel plays significant roles to the growth of the island tourism, as it witnessed the first step of organized tourism in Balinese history when the shipping company scheduled the passengers to disembark on Friday morning, made a round trip on the island by car and left on Sunday. Owned by KPM (Koninklijke Paketvaart-Maatschappij – The Royal Duct Shipping Company), it has been a very popular melting point for tourists, colonial upscale including artists that at the time flew in the island due to the establishment of weekly steamship route between Bali and Batavia (Jakarta), Singapore, Semarang, Surabaya, and Makassar. It was recorded built in mid-1925 and officially opened in 22 August 1928. Formerly known as "Bali Hotel", Inna Bali Heritage is the first international hotel in Bali and built during Netherlands colonization period in Indonesia.
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