Amandari 

Ubud, Bali

Stay 

Amandari Ubud features just 30 standalone Suites and Villas. All are Balinese in style with thatched roofs, tiled floors and sliding glass doors opening up to lush garden courtyards. Suites have one or two detached bedrooms in single-storey or duplex, with views of the valley or rice terraces, while some feature private plunge pools. The Amandari Villa features three detached terrace-style bedrooms around a glass-walled living room and kitchen and serviced by two staff.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Amandari Ubud. All villas are spacious to accommodate at least one child and includes 4 hours of complimentary babysitting per day. Special child friendly activities can also be organised on request.

Dine 

Looking out over the swimming pool to the Ayung Valley, the open-air Amandari restaurant serves Western and Indonesian meals throughout the day. Meals are prepared with fresh ingredients sourced from local organic farms, including unconfined foraging pigs and free-range poultry. Picnic hamper or guests going on an excursion or a feast in a scenic location can be arranged. There is also a terrace-style bar offering spectacular views and a range of international beverages. 

Relax 

Leisure services include a tranquil Amandari Spa, set near a lotus pond within the resort’s gardens featuring two open-air bales, a beauty room, sauna and marble steam room. There’s also a gorgeous crescent-shaped infinity pool, tucked-away tennis courts, and complimentary bicycles. Other activities include sunrise yoga classes, evening movie screenings and visits to local schools. Private yoga classes, guided meditation sessions or cooking classes can be arranged.

Experience 

Ubud is known for its beautiful landscapes dotted with Hindu temples and shrines. Within a short drive of Amandari is Bali’s longest pavilions at Pura Agung Gunung Raung, and the woodcarvings of Gunung Kawiv. A short hike leads you to the Taman Burung Bali Bird Park, home to over 250 tropical species. You can bike through its surrounding villages, traverse the area atop an elephant or plunge through unspoilt nature on a whitewater raft, past waterfalls and steep rock walls.