Perched on Bali’s dramatic southern cliffs, Alila Villas Uluwatu blends cutting-edge eco-architecture with luxurious comfort. Each villa features sustainable materials, a private pool, and open-plan living. From one to three-bedroom cliffside retreats, expect indulgent amenities like Jacuzzi bathtubs, espresso machines, and sweeping ocean views. Dining ranges from Balinese specialities to international fine cuisine, while the spa offers holistic Asian and Western therapies. With nearby beaches and Uluwatu Temple close at hand, this EarthCheck-certified sanctuary promises elegance, serenity, and sustainability in one unforgettable escape.
Amandari is a peaceful luxury retreat in Kedewatan, just outside Ubud in Central Bali. Designed to resemble a traditional Balinese village, the resort is nestled among rice terraces and tropical gardens with sweeping views of the Ayung River gorge. Its 30 elegant suites and villas feature thatched roofs, hand-carved furnishings, and sunken marble bathtubs. The exclusive Amandari Villa includes three bedrooms and a private two-tiered pool. Guests can enjoy open-air dining, a serene spa, and outdoor activities like temple visits, cycling, and river rafting — all surrounded by Bali’s rich natural and cultural heritage.
Amankila is a secluded boutique resort on Bali’s eastern coast, perched above the Lombok Strait in the Karangasem Regency. Set amid tropical forest and coconut groves, this elegant retreat offers 34 stilted suites with panoramic sea views, private terraces, and traditional alang alang thatched roofs. Some suites include private pools and open-air pavilions. Guests can savour Balinese and Western cuisine, relax by the beach club or infinity pool, and explore local culture, black sand beaches, and nearby temples such as Luhur Lempuyang and Besakih.
The Chedi Club at Tanah Gajah is a refined luxury retreat nestled among rice paddies just outside Ubud, Bali. Once the private estate of renowned designer Hadiprana Hendra, it now features 20 spacious suites and villas blending Balinese architecture with modern comforts. Highlights include open-air bathrooms, tropical gardens, and the art-filled Hadiprana Villa. Guests enjoy gourmet cuisine at the restaurant, including the signature Rijsttafel, and relaxing spa treatments. Surrounded by cultural landmarks like Goa Gajah and the Agung Rai Museum of Art, the resort offers a peaceful escape steeped in Balinese heritage and natural beauty.
Como Uma Ubud is a serene luxury retreat on the edge of the Tjamphuan Valley, just a short walk from central Ubud. Designed by Christina Ong and architect Koichiro Ikebuchi, the resort blends contemporary minimalism with Balinese heritage. Its 46 rooms and villas feature alang alang roofs, local wood, plunge pools, and tranquil courtyards. Zen-inspired interiors create a calming atmosphere. Guests enjoy South East Asian cuisine at Kemiri, Italian dishes at Uma Cucina, and signature cocktails at the Pool Bar. Activities include yoga, nature walks, cycling, rafting, and cultural excursions, all immersed in Bali’s lush countryside.
The Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay is a luxury beachfront resort on Bali’s southern coast, offering tranquillity and romance in a traditional Balinese village setting. Nestled along Jimbaran’s golden sands, the resort features 156 villas and residences, each with thatched roofs, private courtyards, plunge pools, and panoramic ocean views. Interiors showcase hand-carved teak, local textiles, and antique artefacts. Guests enjoy fine Indonesian and international cuisine, sunset cocktails, a serene infinity pool, and indulgent spa treatments. Cultural highlights nearby include Uluwatu Temple, Garuda Wisnu Kencana, and Pura Ulun Siwi, making this an idyllic blend of beach, culture, and serenity.
Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, is a serene jungle retreat nestled along the Ayung River near Ubud, Bali. Surrounded by lush rice paddies and tropical forest, the resort honours Balinese culture with 60 exquisitely designed villas and suites featuring traditional craftsmanship and local art. Guests enjoy riverside or rice field dining, holistic treatments at the riverside spa, and bespoke wellness programmes. Activities include yoga, village cycling, and rafting, with guided tours to Sebatu Temple, Gunung Kawi, and Mount Batur. Mandapa offers an immersive blend of nature, culture, and refined luxury in the heart of Bali.
The Samaya Seminyak is a chic beachfront resort on Bali’s vibrant south coast, offering peaceful seclusion just moments from central Seminyak. With 52 private villas set either on the beachfront or in the serene Royal Courtyard, each comes with a full-size pool, stylish interiors, and butler service. Guests can enjoy beachside dining at Breeze, relaxing spa treatments, or yoga sessions. The resort also organises private tours to nearby sea temples and offers access to diving, horse riding, and cycling for a perfect mix of tranquillity and adventure.
The Samaya Ubud is a peaceful luxury retreat set on the edge of Ubud, Bali’s cultural and spiritual heart. Surrounded by lush jungle and rice fields, the resort offers 19 spacious villas, each with a private lap pool and tropical garden. Nestled along the Ayung River, it combines elegant design with traditional hospitality. Guests enjoy riverside dining at Swept-Away, spa treatments overlooking the river, and activities like trekking, temple visits, and exploring local artisan villages. Ideal for those seeking serenity and cultural immersion, The Samaya Ubud offers a perfect balance of nature, comfort, and tradition.
Amanjiwo is a spectacularly luxurious hotel, set within the Kedu valley of the Menoreh hills, in Central Java. The architectural design is inspired by the sensual lines of Borobudur with its main cupola built to resemble a classic pantheon for the gods. Backed by the rainforest of the surrounding hills and paddy fields spread out in front, the resort lies within view of the mystical stupas of Borobudur and four volcanoes adding a scenic touch to this beautiful property.
