Amandari
Ubud, Bali
“Balinese village sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
A sacred local pathway winds past thatched pavilion walls down toward the mist of the Ayung River valley.
“Balinese village sanctuary”
Traditional Balinese village architecture with alang-alang thatched suites and an active sacred pathway.
Personalized Aman service with private walled garden suites and river valley views.
Seminal Peter Muller design crafted with volcanic stone, teakwood, and alang-alang thatched roofs.
Perched quietly above the Ayung River valley in Kedewatan.
Rooms
Private walled garden suites feature local teakwood, volcanic stone, and open-air tubs beneath alang-alang thatched roofs.
Backstory
Australian architect Peter Muller designed the resort in 1989 as an homage to traditional Balinese village architecture.
Wellness
A green marble pool curves along the valley edge, beside open-air spa pavilions set above a lotus pond.
The neighborhood
High above the Ayung River in Kedewatan, the resort sits minutes from central Ubud's temples and artisan workshops.
“Here it's all in the details, the execution, the way the resort seems to spring organically from the land.”
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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