Luxury Tents in Tabanan

Nadi offers a serene escape for the nature and food lover. Every detail of the property integrates seamlessly with the surrounding nature, and I felt honored to be nestled into the jungle with the comforts of a hot shower and plush bed. The gardens are stunning as is every single dish prepared by the kitchen-- it's truly a work of art. The team exudes authentic hospitality and care for the guests and the environment. Staying here is an experience I'll never forget.

We love the stay as we have a very good variety of breakfast options, good location right in front of the beach and less crowded.

Location, Unique experience

Really love the view and ambience around the tent

Frederico is such a thoughtful host in a dine environment. Every detail is an art, in a mindfully relaxing ambience. Breakfast is fabulous, staff is exceptional. In short, a MUST stay. If we ever come back to Bali again Sandat Glamping tents would be our choice for sure

One of the comfiest beds we’ve had while traveling. The room is very spacious, huge bed, nice pool area. The place is very peaceful but also not so far from the main area. The staff is extremely kind and helpful.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Triyana Resort and Glamping in Ubud, and overall, it was a wonderful experience. The resort's tranquil atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings made for a perfect getaway. The private pool and the dome accommodation were absolute highlights of my stay. The pool was immaculately clean, and the dome's unique design and amenities made for a truly luxurious glamping experience. However, there were a couple of areas where the resort fell short. The food options were limited, and the lack of an in-house kitchen meant that we had to rely on external catering or restaurants. While the food that was available was decent, the variety was lacking, and it would have been nice to have more options. Despite this, I would still highly recommend Triyana Resort and Glamping to anyone looking for a peaceful and luxurious retreat in Ubud.

The stay itself was magical. Surrounded by lush greenery, we fell asleep to the chorus of insects and awoke to birdsong and the gentle murmur of the river winding through the valley. Watching the mist rise at dawn and dusk felt like a quiet, sacred ritual. The food was a highlight—each meal lovingly prepared by our incredible hosts, Mega and Yusuf. “May I come in?” became the most anticipated phrase of the day, signaling another unforgettable feast made with heart. The tours they arranged were full of joy and discovery: we chased waterfalls, swam in peaceful pools untouched by crowds, picked fresh fruits and vibrant flowers, and played with goats in the barn. But beyond the activities, what stood out most was the warmth and sincerity of the people we met—hospitality so genuine it transcended language. One of the most meaningful parts of the trip came toward the end, when Mega and Yusuf brought us to visit elders and members of the local community to share food and spend time together. It was a deeply moving experience—one that reminded us that travel can be more than sightseeing. It can be a way to connect, to give back, and to share in the simple but powerful joy of human kindness. In that moment, all differences—of language, culture, and background—disappeared, and what remained was a true sense of shared humanity. And just when we thought the journey couldn’t get any more special, Mega and Yusuf surprised us on our final evening with a traditional ceremonial dance performed by two young girls in the tent. It was an incredibly touching and joyful moment—an expression of cultural pride and heartfelt appreciation that left us in awe. We felt not just welcomed, but honored to witness such a beautiful gesture, one that made the spirit of the place shine even more brightly. We are deeply grateful for this experience, and we know with certainty: we will return.