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Bali is paradise, with rice-terraces cascading down volcanic slopes, breath-taking sunsets and sun kissed beaches. Whether you plan to embrace the spiritual and cultural pursuits in Ubud, savour the surf in Uluwatu, or explore the golden beaches in Nusa Dua, we shortlist our favourite places to stay.
Why we love it?
Newly opened in 2021, you’ll find Nirjhara, a private haven cocooned in the midst of a lush jungle, surrounded by rice paddies, and waterfalls. Consisting of 25 villas including treehouse suites and private pools, this eco-luxury destination, with a dedication to sustainability, blends seamlessly into the surroundings. The suites have been built with locally sourced heava wood, rattan and natural stone. Nirjhara has even collaborated with local artisans to craft bespoke decorative accents showcased in each villa.
At the romantic restaurant Ambu, embark on a culinary journey of regional specialities using farm to table ingredients sourced locally. Here you can relax in a casual chic environment, but be blown away by the cascading waterfalls and tropical backdrop. The spa is more of a sanctuary where you can enjoy Balinese massage, open-air meditation and time on the yoga deck.
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Located in Tabanan, Nirjhara is the perfect getaway to immerse in the local culture. Make sure you use the Guest Experience team to make the most of your stay, offering surf days, complimentary mountain bikes, cooking lessons.There’s even the option to charter Vela, Nirjhara’s six cabin sailing yacht, to explore the remote coastal corners.
Pricing : Room from £125 per night.
Why we love it?
These unique bamboo eco homes are hidden in the mountains of East Bali and as the name suggests, this is a true sanctuary, all about disconnecting from the world when life gets too busy. Collectively there are 7 unique private homes, including the Beehive, Lightroom, Falcon, Horizon, Hay House and Cocoon, each in secluded locations from lush jungle settings to welcoming urban escapes.
All Hideouts have their own private garden and are crafted by talented bamboo workers from the local villages. With focus on ecological standards and conserving energy, there is no TV, hairdryer or AC, but don’t worry, bamboo is well known for its temperature stability and natural ventilation, so you won’t feel hot inside during your stay. This one is certainly for those seeking a little jungle adventure and getting close to nature.
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The hideouts are not recommended if you have allergies, especially to animals with the Hideouts resident cat and wildlife. Be ready to embrace the Balinese culture and way of living in these untouched, remote locations.
Pricing : Rooms from £25 - £165 per night depending on Hideout.
Why we love it?
Situated on the banks of the Ayung River, Fivelements Retreat Bali is an award-winning wellness retreat deeply rooted in the ancient traditions of Bali. With river side suites, private pools, and a spa that is at the heart. Offering personalised private and group wellness retreats from 3- 14 nights. This is the choice for these wanting to embrace a Balinese healing sanctuary.
The rooms are generous and inspired by the beauty of Bali using bamboo and traditional thatched roofing that sweeps above wooden flooring. Being eco-conscious, Fivelements preserves natural resources, saving water and energy, whilst eliminating single use plastics.
Food at the Sakti Dining room restaurant is plant based, designed to give optimal nutrition and high energy. Ingredients are sourced locally at the height of the growing season to achieve the vibrant colours and pure flavours within each dish. The chefs tasting menus are not one to miss!
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Make sure you come prepared for all the facilities here. As a wellness sanctuary, you can take advantage of yoga, a healing pool and even a beauty laboratory where traditional homemade treatments are created.
Pricing : One bed suite from £100 per night.
Why we love it?
Nestled within an unspoilt river valley in North of Ubud, this five-star tranquil luxury resort is at the epicentre of Bali’s culture and arts location.
Surrounded by the stunning views above the canopy of the Payangan forests, Padma Resort Ubud houses 147 rooms and suites. Each are furnished with bespoke home accessories and local artworks, where spacious bathrooms feature walk-in rain water showers and spa-inspired bathtubs.
There are 3 restaurants on site including the Puhu restaurant on the top floor, allowing guests to indulge in the uninterrupted 180-degree views across the sweeping topical valley. Boasting an impressive collection of international dishes from Indonesia, Asia and the West, ensuring everyone can enjoy the menu throughout the day.
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The team at Padma Resort Ubud welcome junior guests with a dynamic range of activities on offer as well as a kids club up to 12 years and babysitting services.
Pricing : Room from £140 per night.
