Bali island

You can walk along the small golden beach, go snorkeling and diving at the local diving center, or go for a walk along the biking and hiking trails that lead to the Candidasa countryside.

The hotel includes a variety of room types, including small Balinese bungalows that are dotted with lush gardens, luxurious ocean view suites that offers an amazing seaview and Nusa Penida island, and charming pool villas that are tucked away at the rear and have their own gardens.

Luxurious bungalows with garden and ocean views are decorated in traditional Balinese style, while junior suites are decorated in modern style and have a balcony or terrace with garden or ocean views. The deluxe ocean view rooms are located in a 2-floor building and has a balcony in each room from which you can enjoy views of the gardens and partial sea views.

The spacious junior suites and luxury ocean view suites combine traditional Balinese and contemporary styles. They have floor-to-ceiling windows and additional amenities such as a coffee maker and TV. The deluxe ocean view suites have the additional luxury of an outdoor jacuzzi. Located next to the coconut grove, the luxury pool villas have a small private garden and a large outdoor pool.

Three restaurants and two bars, one of which is by the pool. Ocean Terrace Restaurant serves international cuisine in the evenings, while Biru Restaurant serves Indonesian dishes. Basil Restaurant serves afternoon snacks by the pool and Italian cuisine in the evenings. If you prefer to dine in Candidasa, some restaurants offer free transport to and from your hotel. The hotel also runs two complimentary shuttles daily to and from downtown Candidasa during the day.

Luxurious The Royal Pita Maha is located in the middle of a garden of about 12 hectares with forests, rivers and rice fields above the Champuhan Valley. Numerous narrow paths and stairs connect the individual buildings of the resort, which is built on a hillside down to the Ayung River and promises a high degree of privacy. All buildings are built from natural materials in a traditional architectural style. The combination of luxury, nature and design is ideal for meditation, relaxation and self-discovery.

3 outdoor pools that blend in perfectly with the surrounding nature. Royal Kirana Spa is a self-contained complex and is located next to the hotel. A wide range of treatments such as aromatic, full and partial body massages, connective tissue massages, wraps and peels, as well as detox treatments. Facial care, manicure, pedicure. Own natural products. Spa Lounge & Garden for pre-treatment and post-treatment periods with 2 outdoor pools, Jacuzzi, steam sauna, dry sauna and outdoor relaxation areas. Outdoor treatment room, yoga pavilion.

Ayung Valley Restaurant and The Terrace Bali serve international cuisine with regional influences. Ayung Garden Restaurant serves healthy Balinese dishes prepared with fresh, local produce. Also vegetarian options. “Dewata Lounge” for afternoon tea and cocktails. Buffet breakfast, as well as half board and full board with a 3-course menu at “Ayung Valley Restaurant”.

Puri Wulandari is a favorite among honeymooners and those looking for romantic moments. From a private villa with a private pool, to a four-poster bed with a mosquito net, a flower-filled tub bath, a romantic dinner under the moon, and countless intimate moments, Puri Wulandari is made exactly for your romantic getaway.

The team of professional chefs describe their cuisine as “Global Fusion”, dishes that offer flavors and influences from around the world using only the freshest ingredients with an emphasis on visual presentation.

Lila Ulangun Spa offers you a variety of ancient natural remedies. It’s 2 spacious open-air treatment rooms feature double jacuzzis, saunas and traditional outdoor showers, as well as separate changing rooms. All rooms offer beautiful views of the surrounding rice fields and you can relax and recover.

Treat yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a sauna. Enjoy the coolness of the fresh morning air, birdsong as you walk, and the panorama of Bali as you walk through the rice field with one of the resort’s professional guides.

W Bali – Seminyak is located in the center of Seminyak among trendy restaurants and bars. Kuta is a 20-minute drive and Ngurah Rai International Airport is a 30-minute drive. Spacious rooms feature a balcony with garden or sea views.

Includes an iPod dock, DVD player and flat-screen TV. Villas have private entrances and private pools. Guests can work out at the fitness center or book yoga classes. Ticketing and currency exchange services are available. A business center and tour desk are also available.

The Fire Restaurant serves a large selection of BBQ dishes, while the Starfish Bloo Restaurant offers a wide selection of Pan-Asian dishes. Sunset drinks and parties are available at the Woo Bar.

Nusa Dua is a well-groomed corner of Bali’s southern peninsula full of big budget international hotel brands. The Hilton is located on the ocean coast, by the road that winds through the area. There isn’t much to do in the area other than the resort, but there’s a golf course nearby and you’re not far from postcard-perfect Uluwatu.

The street level entrance is actually on the 15th floor of the hotel. The cliffside location is used to excellent effect, as guests are immediately taken in by a breathtaking view of the ocean.

The amenities are just as impressive as you’d expect from a resort of this magnitude: the pool, in particular, is a huge deal, with plenty of sun loungers and a private beach area. The hotel has a large gym and spa, as well as an executive lounge for corporate guests with an infinity pool, free snacks, tea and coffee all day.

Four restaurants: La Terrazzo offers a well-stocked breakfast, and in the evening it turns into an international dining room. There are also Japanese and Balinese restaurants, the latter serving classic local dishes such as suckling pig. The beachside Shore restaurant offers the finest dining experience – the seafood buffet on the terrace with the waves in the background – the best in the resort. There are also delicacies for a quick bite or a light breakfast, as well as dinner by the pool.

Perched atop a cliff in the famous Uluwatu area, this resort might be one of Bali’s most picturesque resorts. With streamlined modern architecture, the infinity pool is the most photographed on the island.

The elegant buildings combine natural stone and wood and naturally fit into the natural environment while maintaining a chic, ultra-modern aesthetic. Bright open spaces, reflective pools and clean lines rule the day, while subdued minimalism gives the resort a futuristic feel.

The main feature of Alila Villas Uluwatu is the spectacular cliffside infinity pool, regularly ranked among the top ten in the world. It is also said that it’s the most Instagrammable pool in Bali.

In addition to the famous pool, there is a gorgeous spa with huge treatment rooms, accessed via a path above the lotus pond, and offering a super-soothing signature treatment called Shirodhara, an Ayurvedic treatment in which oil is slowly poured onto the forehead. It also has a 24-hour gym, a yoga pavilion, an organic garden, and a stretch of beach accessed via a 600-step staircase.

The 65 minimalist villas range from one to three bedrooms, and most of them also have ocean views. The highlight is the modern bathroom with a deep soaking tub, serene orchids, an outdoor shower and Alila Living branded toiletries.

Drinks are served at the Sunset Cabana, a perched platform perfect for sunset selfies. Featuring massive wooden tables, jenga-style wood artwork and a terrace with panoramic ocean views, Warung Indonesian Restaurant serves dishes from various islands in the archipelago. A popular dish is megibung, which is considered the bread and butter of Indonesian cuisine. It consists of fish, chicken, vegetables, Indonesian starters, and eight to twelve different sambal hot sauces served on a boat-like platter.

The open-air Cire Restaurant by the pool offers all-day Western and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as an à la carte breakfast with a daily changing menu that can include croque-monsieur, scrambled eggs with chorizo ​​and impressive chocolate muffins freshly baked in a Parisian bakery.

This is one of the largest objects in Nusa Dua and it takes a day or two to get your bearings, but getting lost and discovering new places is part of the fun. Paying tribute to the beauty of its natural environment, the resort is always inviting from the outside. In the open, light-filled lobby, the absence of traditional walls allows you to admire the water lilies stretching out to the blue sea.

Along with two temples, one of which is over 400 years old, bridges and statues are scattered among the resort’s lush gardens. Traditional Balinese touches and décor are present throughout the hotel.

In addition to the white sandy beach, there are five pools and waterslides for kids (and young at heart people). Kriya Spa offers relaxing Balinese treatments in two dozen of luxury villas. The well-equipped fitness center offers daily classes (some at an additional cost), two squash courts, a sauna and a steam room. There are also three lit tennis courts and a putting green. Smiling and genuinely friendly staff can be found at every turn throughout the hotel. One of the five Salsa Verde restaurants serves Italian favorites, including pizza and homemade pasta. Nampu offers teppanyaki, as well as tempura and sushi. Pasar Senggol Restaurant serves Indonesian and Balinese buffet meals, as well as an evening Balinese dance performance. Open for breakfast only, Watercourt Restaurant serves buffet-style dishes such as dim sum, noodles and seafood laksa. Drawing inspiration from the design of Bali’s water palaces, the setting alone will bring you back again and again. The Garden Café and Salsa Verde restaurants are also open for breakfast, and room service is available 24 hours a day.

Located on the southernmost coast of Bali – a tropical paradise with sophisticated Balinese charm, mesmerizing scenery and unique architecture.

A separated complex containing of majestic thatched-roof villas, each with an exclusive plunge pool from which it connects with the famous river pool The Village.

In the seaside sanctuary are located 455 stunning deluxe rooms, suites and villas, all emulating the vibrant culture of Bali. The hotel offers well-equipped accommodation options. The staff strives to make your stay special.

MERUSAKA takes a fresh approach to the gastronomic experience, using natural settings in its six restaurants. From Indonesian dishes to international favorites.

Royal Purnama is located in a little-known corner of the coast on the road to Manggis, just a 30-minute bus ride from the green bohemian Ubud, as well as the seaside city of Sanur.

A hotel of villas and suites, accented with Balinese craftsmanship and contemporary furnishings. Charming painted wooden doors lead to the pool villas on the ground floor and the suites upstairs. All rooms are spacious and clean, based on a love for details.

Standing Stones is an oceanfront restaurant where smiling staff will make sure you have everything you need or want. It is especially nice to sit here at sunset, when romantic tables for two are directed to the edge of the beach for those who are not indifferent to a candlelit party à deux in a huge heart shaped from rose petals.

The beach resort is located in Nusa Dua on the Bukit Peninsula, Bali. The resort is accessed via glass elevators that bring you down to sea level, where tropical landscaping and lush gardens mostly to hide the extent of the development on site. The hotel doesn’t look very Balinese, but it’s modern and tropical – a popular destination for families looking for a carefree island vibe.

Once you are at at the Ritz-Carlton, you won’t need to leave the hotel grounds (unless, of course, you want to explore the island). It has everything you need from a great extensive spa to a selection of pools, a golden beach, a gym, six restaurants and a lovely kids club. The service and staff will make your stay here special, and the white chapel by the sea will be a great place for unusual weddings.

The resort has 12 types of rooms, from suites to villas of different sizes. Comfortable and spacious suites with a private terrace and pool access are perfect for those who want to add floating breakfasts to their Instagram pages. This suite has a walk-in wardrobe, marble bathroom with bathtub and large walk-in shower, living room and large daybed on the terrace.

For those guests who enjoy a holiday that never leaves the resort, awaits a pleasure: there are six restaurants on site. From Seafood Beach Grill to Clifftop Bejana serving Indonesian Cuisine to Tapas Lounge, Spacious Afternoon Tea Lobby with Stunning Views, Japanese Lounge Bar and Majestic Breakfast Restaurant, there is something for everyone. Children will be delighted with breakfast, there is a culinary corner especially for them.

A special menu for children, coloring books and at least 10 activities every day – there are a lot of things for a fun family holiday.

The hotel’s ambiance is conspicuously luxurious, from a sleek, cavernous lobby with gold accents, gleaming marble floors and huge Egyptian temple-like columns, to elegant themed restaurants ranging from 1920s glamour, to a streamlined contemporary glass-enclosed Italian diner. Despite the modern sophisticated atmosphere, local features can also be found here, including a traditional Balinese stone temple outside the lobby where guests can watch the daily presentation of offerings.

The location on the seafront is the highlight of the resort. The pool deck is filled from dusk until dawn when guests head to the rooftop bar to watch the sun set over the waves below.

The futuristic spa offers holistic treatments, yoga and hammam classes, as well as a gym and beauty salon. A nice touch is the Owner’s Lounge with cozy sofas, showers and complimentary drinks. It is opened to guests arriving early or leaving late.

Five restaurants and bars are among the main attractions of the hotel. Plantation Grill Seminyak is a luxurious restaurant designed in the style of the 1920s. It has white-gloved waiters, an experienced sommelier and a wide selection of wood-fired grilled steaks and seafood. Overlooking the beach, the casual Seminyak Italian Food serves an à la carte breakfast including eggs benedict, uevos rancheros and nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice).

There’s also the poolside Lagoon Bar, the rooftop Sunset Bar (which also doubles as a location for concerts and events), and the Sling Bar, which is a fun, speakeasy-style late night spot with classic cocktails.

Located right next to its sister resort RIMBA, and with a tram-style shuttle taking guests back and forth, the sprawling hotel sometimes takes on a theme park feel.

Luckily, the vast grounds mean it’s never too crowded. The hotel is rich in variety with 19 restaurants and bars, 12 swimming pools and many other entertainments. Buildings range from traditional Balinese thatched-roof bales to elegant spaces with European design influences, all set amidst tropical greenery dotted with peaceful ponds and vibrant flowers.

Elegant rooms with wood furnishings, batik accents and marble bathrooms with freestanding deep soaking tubs and rain showers. All rooms have balconies or terraces and some of them offer ocean views. Minibars, tea and coffee making facilities, kimonos and colorful floral slippers complete the luxurious amenities.

The highlight is definitely the Rock Bar, an open-air place perched on a cliff that many people say has the best sunset view in Bali. Enjoy live music and Mediterranean cuisine al fresco. Another place that cannot to be missed is Kampoeng Bali, a charming open-air restaurant located in a miniature Balinese village with a market and live kekak performances, as well as an extensive buffet of Balinese delicacies such as babi guling (grilled suckling pig) .