St.Regis Launches New Papinee Doll Called The Jak
Papinee has created a new character exclusively for St. Regis Asia Pacific called The Jak. Jak Odocoileus V is a kind, friendly four-legged deer

The St. Regis Bali Resort has brought the wonderful world of Papinee to complement the Family Traditions St. Regis brand culture. As a part of the collaboration, Papinee has created a new character exclusively for St. Regis Asia Pacific called The Jak. Jak Odocoileus V is a kind, friendly four-legged deer brought up in The St. Regis Manhattan surrounded by glamorous guests. He is known as a world traveller and his grandfather is said to have been friends with the founder of St. Regis New York, John Jacob IV. Jak is named after John Jacob Astor IV – founder of St. Regis New York.
Throughout this month to 15 October 2019, you can have an exquisite fun family getaway with Jak in the suites or the newly refurbished 2-Bedroom Lagoon Villa at The St. Regis Bali Resort, with direct access to 3,668sqm crystal blue saltwater lagoons. Stay for minimum 2 nights and you will be treated to A luxurious stay for up to 2 adults and 2 children, daily sumptuous breakfast for the entire family at Boneka, luxury roundtrip airport transfer, complimentary ice cream at Gourmand Deli when you show your Jak themed toy or personalised name badge, Jak welcome note card and name badge for children, Jak themed giveaway, 20% off all Family Tradition experiences, and Jak themed turndown ritual for the young luminaire.
The St. Regis Bali Resort
Kawasan Pariwisata, Nusa Dua Lot S6, Nusa Dua
+62 361 847 8111
www.marriott.com
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