COMO Uma Ubud
Ubud, Bali
“Zen valley wellness sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Light-filled rooms and minimalist Zen-Balinese design set against the dense jungle of the Tjampuhan Valley.
“Zen valley wellness sanctuary”
A signature COMO Shambhala retreat featuring open-air yoga pavilions, hydrotherapy, and holistic Asian-inspired bodywork.
Koichiro Ikebuchi interiors blending Japanese Zen minimalism with carved Balinese timber and light-filled courtyards.
Daily morning walks along Campuhan Ridge and traditional purification rituals guided by resident Balinese staff.
Overlooking the River Oos valley near Campuhan Ridge.
Rooms
Clean white interiors and hand-carved wood accents frame floor-to-ceiling views of private garden courtyards.
Backstory
Opened in 2004 by Christina Ong, the property was originally designed by Japanese architect Koichiro Ikebuchi.
Wellness
The Shambhala Retreat features an open-air yoga pavilion and a 25-meter jade green pool nestled in the palms.
Eat & drink
Uma Cucina serves wood-fired Italian classics, while Kemiri focuses on healthful Balinese-inspired morning rituals.
The neighborhood
Overlooking the Tjampuhan Valley, the resort offers direct access to the ridge walk and local artisan villages.
“This is a peaceful place, and Koichiro Ikebuchi’s design opens the hotel to its surroundings — there is plenty of natural light and airflow, and the interiors blend a Zen simplicity with traditional Balinese materials.”
“Clever planning, fresh design, private courtyards, and infinity pools make this resort feel modern—yet totally at home in Ubud.”
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