Surrounded by large expanses of paddy fields, peaceful retreats await in the quiet environs of Bliss Ubud Spa Resort.
gail
Australia
We stayed in the japon villa for a week after one night in a rice field room. Both were excellent but the villa was outstanding. By far the best place I've started in Bali. Private, quiet, lovely view over the rice fields, friendly staff, clean modern facilities in a traditional style villa with garden features, private pool, huge comfortable bed, luxury linen, lots of natural light. It's slightly out of the main town but not so far that's its a hassle to get in and out. Theres plenty of good of spas and restaurants within walking distance and a regular hotel shuttle. Just book it!
Situated just 850 metres from Ubud Market and Ubud Royal Palace, SenS Hotel and Spa offers a modern accommodation featuring an outdoor swimming pool, free WiFi access in all areas and free on-site...
Waddell
Australia
The staff were really accommodating especially with changing bed configuration and welcoming us with a drink and cake. The location was walking distance to the main street/s of Ubud which meant we could make several trips, avoiding the hottest part of the day and also visit many local eateries.
Bucu View Resort is a quiet retreat amidst tropical greenery, just 10 minutes’ walk from the Monkey Forest and Ubud Art Market. It features an outdoor pool and a spa.
Anahi
Netherlands
Amazing views, amazing breakfast (they will call you a day before to set it up - you can also pay a bit more to have a floating breakfast), amazing staff (they are super friendly and with great English)
Set amidst tropical greenery, Sri Ratih Cottages, CHSE Certified offers restful stays in charming Balinese-style rooms.
Leeann
New Zealand
Beautiful property about 10 mins walk from central Ubud - rugged road though so not ideal for young children or elderly. Set in a lovely oasis of gardens which were immaculate. The pool area is very serene and the pool itself is a decent size so that it feels refreshing unlike a warm bath in some accommodations. There is also a free afternoon tea served around the pool though I did not indulge. The rooms were sizable with plenty of space to lay down cases and nice open shelving and hanging rods. A large area out the front of each room gives a good spot for early morning mediation or a pre dinner drink. The sliding front door and sliding door into the bathroom can be a bit noisy but I would think most people would be aware of the noise they are creating and be careful to not disturb other rooms. Lovely restaurant, cafe, spot with a few different seating options and a wide and varied menu. Some gorgeous silver jewellery also on display. My partner took advantage of the free part afternoon trip off site to the manufacturing jewellers who are linked with the property and found it extremely interesting - unfortunately not widely promoted so he was the only one of the special tour.
The absolutely divine plant based restaurant "Zest" is just a 2 min walk away. There are also a few Mini marts a quick walk away. Several lovely looking restaurants nearby in both directions - few mins walk.
Very quiet property despite the traffic chaos going on on the road. I would be happy to stay here again.
Located in Ubud, 3.6 km from Monkey Forest Ubud, The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali provides accommodation with 2 restaurants and a lobby bar, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool, spa and a...
Bradley
Australia
Only stayed for 2 nights Pool was excellent, rooms were very comfortable, breakfast very nice. Everything was great would definitely come again.
Welcoming guests with a swimming pool amidst tropical greenery, Kiskenda Cottages & Restaurant is a 3-star accommodation located 400 metres from Ubud Monkey Forest.
Enikő
Hungary
The staff were very friendly. The location in Ubud is excellent, it is close to the monkey forest. It has a beautiful pool. The water in the pool was a bit cold for me because the weather was cloudy and it couldn't warm up. The breakfast was good for the price, you can choose from many options. You can rent a motorcycle for 100K a day. I highly recommend it.
Set in Ubud, 1.8 km from Ubud Palace, Ketut's Place Villas Ubud offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers a bar.
NEVIL
India
Poor property, no on duty manager to address issues. Hence checked out in 2 nights instead of the booked 6 nights. In no way it can be termed a luxury property. The property is poorly maintained. Other much much better options available in ubud at better prices.
Situated in Ubud, 400 metres from Blanco Museum, The Hava Ubud A Pramana Experience features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Location was fantastic, it was very clean and quiet
AnandaDara Ubud has an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a restaurant and bar in Ubud. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
The best hotel in Bali!
Kind staffs and amazing room.
Nice food!
Situated in Ubud, 3.1 km from Blanco Museum, Uma Kalai features accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness centre.
Service is great! Food is delicious!spa is wonderful.
Located in Ubud, 5.8 km from Ubud Palace, The Sebali Resort provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant.
Gorgeous location, very friendly staff, effortless holiday!
Located in Ubud, 3.9 km from Monkey Forest Ubud, The Valerian Villa Ubud provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Nice view and serving great breakfast better than some 5 stars buffet.
Set in Ubud, 3.2 km from Ubud Palace, Puri Andong Villa offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Everything but everything was on point. Spectacular!
Situated in Ubud, 1.4 km from Goa Gajah, Villa Cella Bella Ubud features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Villacellabella Ubud, Bali is a paradise on earth! 10/10 highly recommend!
Located in Ubud, 6.2 km from Ubud Palace, Anumana Village Ubud provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Very clean and really nice staff. Highly recommended!
Conveniently situated in Ubud, Ubud Shanti Rice Field House By Supala provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, free private parking and room service.
Very nice place, quiet, beautiful view, good mattress. Will be back!
Kahayana Suites Ubud has an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Ubud. With a bar, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Lovely clean hotel with a long pool in a quiet location on outskirts of the city.
Kebun Indah Ubud features an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Ubud. With a bar, the 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Great staff and amazing location. Would love to stay here again
Boasting an outdoor pool with sun loungers, Gayatri is a 10-minute stroll from the sacred Monkey Forest. Its rooms are all fitted with a private terrace and garden views.
Everything! This place ticked all the boxes for us.
Set in Ubud, less than 1 km from Blanco Museum, Suarsena Bisma Ubud offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Situated just in a tranquil area in Ubud, Kano Sari Ubud Villas offer a great getaway with an outdoor pool, free WiFi access and free on-site parking for guests who drive.
Staff, clean, pool, garden, amenities, villa decoration
Villa Sabandari is nestled within green stretches of rice fields, a 10-minute drive from Ubud Palace. It boasts a spa and an infinity pool with a sun terrace.
A tranquil piece of paradise with delightful staff.
Situated in Ubud, 6.8 km from Tegallalang Rice Terrace, Puri Kasih Gottlieb features accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a garden.
Nice hotel, into the jungle.
Need motorbike to move around.
Situated in Ubud, 4.3 km from Ubud Palace, Basundari Retreat Ubud features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Really beautiful place, had a gorgeous view from my room
Located in Ubud, 1.9 km from Ubud Palace, Bubu Suite by Prasi provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Very nice resort for perfect stay. Good breakfast . Very friendly staff.
Situated in Ubud, within 1.7 of Ubud Market and 2.7 km of Ubud Palace, Cahaya Indah Villas features accommodation with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private parking...
Everything! It was incredible and the staff were great.
Nestled in the heart of Ubud while surrounded by lush rice fields and located just a 5-minutes easy stroll from Ubud Monkey Forest, Plataran Ubud Hotel & Resort offers calm atmosphere with 2...
everything! excellent location, even better staff!
FAQs about hotels in Ubud
On average, 3-star hotels in Ubud cost £43 per night, and 4-star hotels in Ubud are £98 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Ubud can on average be found for £260 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Ubud this weekend is £51 or, for a 4-star hotel, £150. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Ubud for this weekend cost on average around £441 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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If you are seeking a hideaway from Bali’s chaotic Kuta, Ubud provides a welcome respite with its secluded paths, calming temples and specialised spa resorts. Surrounded by rice paddies, coconut trees and lush forests of green, Ubud is seen as the cultural centre of Bali.
The road leading up to Ubud features little villages specialising in handicrafts like Celuk (silver jewellery), Batuan (paintings) and Mas (wood carvings). Ubud, itself, produces all sorts of handicrafts in its peaceful foothills. There are also numerous art galleries, workshops and courses on offer for the budding artist.
The Monkey Forest is a popular tourist drawcard with its ravenous monkey population lunging at anything resembling food. The 9th-century Goa Gajah, or Elephant Cave, showcases the island’s historic past and there is the regular Ubud Market for modern-day souvenir hunters.
Ubud is a place for relaxation and many yoga and meditation centres have developed over the years on Indonesia’s most popular island. Booking.com offers a range of guest houses, villas, bungalows and world-class resorts with spa facilities or pool.
My stay at the hotel was wonderful, save for one unfortunate...
My stay at the hotel was wonderful, save for one unfortunate incident at check-out. Before leaving, we visited a nearby Water Temple and used the room's conditioner to rinse our hair. Upon returning, we were accused of taking the conditioner. Despite our protests, we were forced to search our belongings. We eventually found the small bottle and returned it to the receptionist. This was an unpleasant experience, especially as we had no intention of stealing.
Gianluca
Italy
Scored 6.0
6.0
We had both good and bad experiences.
We had both good and bad experiences. The meals and service we had at Balinese Home Cooking and Mozaic were fabulous. Despite booking 5 star accomodation the service at our first Hotel was initially poor and at the second Hotel the accomodation was simply not of 5 star standard as evidenced by the rat living in our bedroom pavillion. At the midpoint of our stay I contracted a severe case of food poisoning despite being careful with everything consumed. I was taken to hospital by ambulance where I had excellent care for the following 3 days. Walking or travelling any distance in and around central Ubud can be a nightmare. The footpaths along the major thoroughfares are narrow with broken uneven surfaces and the scooter and car traffic is abominable. It was often much faster to walk than to take taxi's but it is dangerous and exhausting. Our driver on the last day hit a pedestrian with his mirror and didnt stop. Fortunately it appeared to be a glancing blow. Traffic jams could occur at any time, though typically early afternoon was worst. We had a number of instances where it took over 30mins to travel less than 3 klms. Alternatives such as public transport are non existent. There are many fantastic elements evident in Balinese culture. The Aung Rai museum for example beautifully shows the historical transition from traditional painting to modern expression. The communal manner of traditional Balinese life evident in the villages and expressed in rituals, ceremonies and gatherings is uplifting to experience. The authenticity of the Balinese culture still shone despite its rampant commercialization but it is in growing danger of being overwhelmed by the weight of burgeoning visitor numbers, very poor infrastructure and the desire of the Balinese to achieve a higher standard of living on the back of scooters, cars and tourism.
David
Australia
Scored 4.0
4.0
In general I like Ubud - I have been there seven times since...
In general I like Ubud - I have been there seven times since 1998. In 1998 I loved Ubud - Over the last 5 years it has totally changed, there is an incredible amount of people and scooter/cars. It is often faster to walk than taking a Taxi/Scooter - The footpaths are extremely busy - in the past 99% walked to the left - now 80% walks to the right😏
Hans Henrik
Australia
Scored 10
10
There is so so so much to do.
There is so so so much to do. The local people are warm and I found their gratitude spiritual. Simply paying way was agreed with no tip, and they receive it deeply. I want to come back and spend more time here, it is truly a place that enhances spirituality.
Mubanga
Zambia
Scored 10
10
This is a very picturesque place, ideal if your looking for...
This is a very picturesque place, ideal if your looking for a quiet getaway and a chance to experience a more easy going rural experience in Bali, the people are really friendly and eager to make you feel welcome and they are very happy to share their culture and way of life with you. I recommend a trip to a coffee plantation, go see the cleansing ceremony and definitely visit the volcano and hot spring less that 15mins away !
A
Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Ubud remains a charming place, if you avoid the endless...
Ubud remains a charming place, if you avoid the endless streets of shops. The walking trails through the rice fields are beautiful, dotted with a few cafes. Campuhan Ridge Walk is IMO overrated, I never saw the views depicted in the photos which must have been taken by drones. It's still a nice enough walk, especially if you stop at this tiny ice cream kiosk, Gourmet Gelato, a little way after the end of the trail. If you like Balinese art, my favourite places to view them are the Neka Art Museum, ARMA (Agung Rai Museum of Art) and the Blanco Renaissance Museum. Unfortunately, the normally gorgeous museum housing Antonio Blanco's not-to-be-missed art was badly in need of maintenance when I visited in August 2024.
The villa localisation is perfect if you are looking for a remote and quiet area near the center of Ubud.
The decor was just stunning with high luxury standard features, and a natural pool that brings just your Bali adventure to real jungle life but with all the comfort and safety.
I loved being able to grind my coffee bins in the morning to prepare my coffee and taking showers outside. The staff were adorable and so helpful, the best staff we had from the 6 different rental/hotels we did during our 3 weeks trip here in Bali.
Loved the hotel and the views of the rice fields from our room (with private pool). Outdoor bathroom, whch was an experience in the rain :). Staff very friendly. Cannot be accessed by car so there is a drop off point and you are met by a member of staff in a golf buggy that transports you to the hotel - quite quirky, thought it was great. Breakfast good.
This hotel was just fabulous. We had a room with private pool which you must do simply for the views, it was just stunning as you can see from unedited picture.
Staff were amazingly friendly and helpful. The food was the best we had in Bali, so tasty and fresh ingredients.
The hotel helped us with transport getting around.
The room was absolutely amazing. Private pool and view across the rice fields was beautiful. Staff were wonderful. The breakfast was good but not the very best we've had at hotels, which was the only small thing that made me rate 9 instead of 10. But otherwise it was an absolutely wonderful stay and I'd highly recommend.
Amora is a peaceful and inspiring boutique hotel nestled in the heart of the jungle, highly recommended. The entire team of staff goes above and beyond. So friendly, always smiling & up for a chat.
Excellent villas with private pool. Great food and don’t forget to order a floating breakfast & flower bath in your room.
Esther
Netherlands
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