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Truntum Kuta Bali Hosts "KulineRun" to Celebrate Its 64th Anniversary with The Inspired Theme “Amazing Journey”

Yovanda Noni
August 4, 2025 | 5:44 pm
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Participants of KulineRun event get prepared behind the start line along the Kuta Beach coastline, Sunday, Aug. 3, 2025. (Truntum Kuta/Handout)
Participants of KulineRun event get prepared behind the start line along the Kuta Beach coastline, Sunday, Aug. 3, 2025. (Truntum Kuta/Handout)

Jakarta. To commemorate its 64th anniversary with the inspiring theme Amazing Journey, Truntum Kuta Bali successfully held a special event titled “KulineRun” on Sunday, August 3, 2025. This event was part of a series of anniversary celebrations and a token of appreciation for business partners, stakeholders, and the local community.

Over 200 participants, including business partners, stakeholders, and invited guests, joined the event. “KulineRun” was officially opened by Mr. Ismet Komaruddin, President Director of PT Hotel Indonesia Properti, who attended the event in person, accompanied by Mr. Frans, General Manager of Truntum Kuta Bali.

Carrying the spirit of fun, wellness, and local culture, KulineRun offered an exciting experience through a 5K Fun Run along the scenic coastline of Kuta Beach to the Legian area. Despite the cloudy morning, participants enthusiastically enjoyed the light workout while taking in the iconic views of Kuta.

After the run, guests were treated to various engaging activities, such as:

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  • Energetic Zumba, led by professional instructors with upbeat music;
  •  Free Health Check-ups, in collaboration with local medical personnel as a gesture of care for participant wellbeing;
  • Food Bazaar, showcasing a wide array of traditional and modern culinary delights from local MSMEs in Kuta—supporting the creative economy and local wisdom.

Each participant also received an exclusive souvenir as a token of appreciation and a memorable keepsake from the event.

KulineRun represents Truntum Kuta Bali’s genuine commitment to strengthening relationships with partners, while promoting healthy living and supporting local sustainability.

“KulineRun is part of our 64th anniversary celebrations and also serves as a platform to reintroduce the Truntum Kuta name to the public. Truntum Kuta is the result of a rebranding from Grand Inna Kuta. We hope the new name will become widely recognized and the top choice for guests and visitors,” said Mr. Ismet Komaruddin, President Director of PT Hotel Indonesia Properti.

“KulineRun is also a moment for us to invite our business partners who havesupported Truntum Kuta, as well as to explore new partnerships and collaboration opportunities. As Mr. Ismet mentioned, this activity aims to further enhance brand awareness of Truntum Kuta,” added Mr. Frans, General Manager of Truntum Kuta Bali.

In addition to celebrating the anniversary, KulineRun also reinforced awareness of Truntum Kuta Bali’s brand transformation, which officially changed its name from Grand Inna Kuta to Truntum Kuta on October 11, 2023. This change marks a new chapter in the journey of this legendary hotel in the heart of Kuta, while maintaining its warm and meaningful spirit of service.

With such enthusiastic participation, KulineRun proves that celebrating a milestone doesn’t always have to be formal—it can be fun, healthy, and deeply connected to the community.

For more information about ongoing programs, events, and exclusive offers from Truntum Kuta Bali, please visit kuta.truntumhotels.com or contact us via WhatsApp: +62 819 3971 0538 or email: [email protected].

About Truntum Kuta
Hotel Truntum Kuta, formerly known as Grand Inna Kuta, has undergone a rebranding to deliver service with a touch of authentic Indonesian hospitality. This 4-star hotel is located in the heart of Kuta, strategically positioned right on Kuta. Beach. It boasts a prime location just 3 kilometers from Ngurah Rai International Airport and 6 kilometers from downtown Denpasar.

Truntum Kuta is owned by PT Hotel Indonesia Properti and operates under InJourney Hospitality. The hotel offers a total of 322 rooms, available in various types, including Executive Suite, Junior Suite, Grand Suite Room, Deluxe Room, Deluxe Sea View, and Deluxe Pool Side, located in the Beach Wing. Guests can also enjoy a wide range of facilities, such as three swimming pools – Sunken Pool, Kelapa Pool, and Sunset Pool situated along the beachfront. The hotel also features meeting rooms, and two main dining options: HQ Resto, located by Kuta Beach, and Warung Senggol, which serves traditional Indonesian dishes in an atmosphere that evokes the charm of a Balinese night market.

The hotel’s name and concept are inspired by the Javanese batik motif “Truntum”, symbolizing love that blossoms anew. This inspiration is reflected in the design of its two accommodation wings: the Bali Wing, with its traditional design, creates a warm and intimate Balinese atmosphere, while the Beach Wing, with its more modern style, offers stunning ocean views, tropical pool settings, and beautiful gardens.

With its new identity, Truntum Kuta aims to bring renewed spirit and dedication to delivering the best service to guests, creating a truly memorable journey.

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