Como Uma Ubud
Kedawatan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali - IndonesiaUma resort in the cultural heart of Bali overlooks the Tjampuhan Valley and River Is, surrounded by hillsides of coconut palms and banyan trees.
Uma resort in the cultural heart of Bali overlooks the Tjampuhan Valley and River Is, surrounded by hillsides of coconut palms and banyan trees.
An expansive and elegant private Balinese villa awaits you – with separate sleeping, bathing and living pavilions and beautiful views from your plunge pool.
Situated along the Ayung River, the Four Seasons Bali at Sayan is surrounded by tropical fauna and an immense river gorge. The hotel is 3.4 kilometers from the Ubud.
The hotel is designed to bring back to life the romantic, forgotten tales of Java and Bali. The hotel, owned by an Indonesian who has been collecting antiques since the early 1960s,
Tugu Lombok is located on miles of pristine virgin white sand beach of Sire, on the northwest coast of the island, 15 minutes boat ride across the Gili islands.
Jeeva Beloam ‘off the grid’ recycled wood and alang alang beachfront verrugas combine elements of Robinson Crusoe with East Indonesia aesthetics to create a boutique chic beach camp experience.
Along an uninterrupted stretch of curving beach, Jeeva Klui, "The Soul of Klui," blends the full spectrum of sea,tropical foliage,and local culture with the natural beauty of Klui Beach.
Located in the stunning Pecatu region at the south-west of Bali, the all-villa luxury resort sits gracefully on the beach area of Uluwatu - one of the most coveted locations on the island.
Nestled in a sheltered bay fringed with white sand, the Komodo Dive Resort offers a unique and friendly environment to enjoy some of Indonesia's best diving.
A wonderfully secluded sanctuary beside Ubud’s Ayung River, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve introduces hotel guests to another side of Bali.
This is not an escape from everyday life. It is the return to a life well lived. Where rugged luxury meets unregulated freedom. A place to connect with something larger than oneself.