The Rabbit Hole
In the midst of hustle and bustle of city centre sits The Rabbit Hole, an oasis that is nestled at Changkat Bukit Bintang. Inspired by an expedition to the "Island of Gods", The Rabbit Hole incorporates outdoor spaces into F&B establishment, leasing a new life to the 70s Art Deco Villa that was once a French restaurant and club.
Boasting an entrance that exudes the concept of "pakarangan" (walled compound), an attribute that is bound up with the Balinese architecture, the Rabbit Hole is where patrons can bask in the beauty of Balinese architecture - lush greens, airy space and flowing waters. Through wooden door cluttering with pebbles, patrons are invited to an alfresco area where it is furnished with retractable roof, swimming pool and wooden furniture. There is also a sunken seating that adds retro vibe to the nature-inspired café.
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