Tuan Sing to open Opus Bay integrated resort in Batam this December
The resort’s scale and 45-minute ferry connection to Singapore signal developer confidence in cross-border tourism demand, potentially supporting Batam’s hospitality and waterfront retail segments.
Tuan Sing Holdings will begin opening Batam’s first integrated resort, Opus Bay, in phases from December, starting with its ferry terminal and 493-key Balmoral Tower hotel.
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Singapore-listed developer Tuan Sing Holdings Limited will begin the phased opening of Opus Bay, the first integrated resort in Batam, Indonesia, from December.
The first phase includes Marina Bay Ferry Cove, the resort’s own ferry terminal, and Residence on Opus Bay. The latter comprises two properties: the 493-key Balmoral Tower hotel and Cluny Resorts, an ultra-luxury villa retreat scheduled to open in 2027.
Balmoral Tower will be Batam’s largest hotel, spanning 35 storeys. It offers nine room types, from studios to two-bedroom suites. All rooms will come with private balconies, kitchenettes, washer-dryers and an AI-powered digital concierge.
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Meanwhile, Cluny Resorts will feature 57 villas across seven categories, ranging from 1,819 sq ft one-bedders to a three-bedroom Grand Villa measuring 5,899 sq ft.
Opus Bay is located within a 45-minute ferry ride from Singapore. The integrated resort will also have a waterfront retail and dining precinct, Bay Boulevard Marina Promenade, with around 80 stores. Spanning 107,640 sq ft, the retail promenade will include a food hall and supermarket.
Guests will be able to enjoy tourist attractions and amenities at Saung Budaya Batam, a living cultural house and traditional arts space; Puncak Beliung, a scenic hilltop eco-tourism destination; and Batam Hills Golf Resort. They are about a 10-minute drive from Opus Bay.
Retail options at Grand Batam Mall, Batam City Square and K-Square are also a 30- to 35-minute drive away.