Design hotels in Bali

Candidasa, Bali $$

Alila Manggis

Four thatched pavilion wings by Kerry Hill angled around an inverted-pyramid central pool.

Payangan, Bali $$$$

Alila Ubud

Kerry Hill architecture framing an infinity pool cantilevered over the Ayung ravine.

Uluwatu, Bali From $800

Alila Villas Uluwatu

Cantilevered slatted-wood cabanas and volcanic lava rock roofs crafted by WOHA frame dramatic limestone ocean cliffs.

Kedewatan, Bali $$$$

Amandari

Paras-stone walls enclose freestanding alang-alang thatched pavilions framed in bamboo, overlooking a curved emerald-green infinity pool.

Candidasa, Bali $$$$

Amankila

Stilted alang-alang thatched suites connect via elevated walkways above a signature three-tiered infinity pool.

Ubud, Bali $$

Birdhouses Bali

Architect Alexis Dornier elevated three timber pavilions on stilts above the forest floor.

Uluwatu, Bali From $1,800

Bvlgari Resort Bali

Hand-cut volcanic lava stone, alang-alang thatched roofs, and custom Italian furnishings cascade down terraced limestone cliffs.

Tegallalang, Bali From $1,500

Capella Ubud

Bill Bensley's whimsical nineteenth-century explorer camp set across twenty-three stilted tents filled with bespoke curios.

Payangan, Bali From $700

COMO Shambhala Estate

Open-air jungle residences integrate reclaimed teak timber, Carrara marble, and curving infinity pools along the Ayung River gorge.

Echo Beach, Bali From $200

COMO Uma Canggu

Paola Navone and Koichiro Ikebuchi combine Japanese minimalism and Italian flair with volcanic stone pillars and copper-hued accents.

Petitenget, Bali From $200

Desa Potato Head Bali

Brutalist elevated architecture by OMA and Andra Matin incorporating millions of hand-pressed terracotta temple bricks.

Jimbaran, Bali From $800

Four Seasons Resort Bali At Jimbaran Bay

Thatched alang-alang roofs, carved wooden portals, and stone courtyard walls arranged across seven terraced village squares.

Sayan, Bali From $1,200

Four Seasons Resort Bali At Sayan

John Heah's dramatic submerged bowl curves down the gorge, finished in teak, local stone, and traditional ikat textiles.

Payangan, Bali From $650

Hanging Gardens Of Bali

Cantilevered bi-level infinity pools built from volcanic stone jut dramatically over the jungle canopy and steep gorge.

Ubud, Bali From $550

HOSHINOYA Bali

Cantilevered wooden gazebos and thatched alang-alang villas flank three canal pools modeled on Balinese irrigation channels.

Uluwatu, Bali From $600

Jumeirah Bali

Palatial villas and multi-tiered oceanfront infinity pools take inspiration from fourteenth-century Majapahit royal water palaces.

Pererenan, Bali From $400

La Reserve 1785

French antiques mingle with East Timorese textiles and Marvel art across thirteen vaulted boudoir suites.

Jungutbatu, Bali $$$$

Mandala The Bay

Picasso-inspired murals, polished terrazzo floors, and a circular sunken firepit hand-carved into the oceanfront cliff rock.

Kedungu, Bali From $250

Nirjhara

Arched bamboo portals lead to stilted treehouse canopy suites crafted with woven rattan ceilings and coconut wood panelling.

Jimbaran, Bali From $1,100

Raffles Bali

Open-air timber pavilions, high woven vaulted ceilings, and handmade batik tapestries define cascading oceanfront pool villas.

Tabanan, Bali From $950

Soori Bali

Clean-lined pavilions of local sandstone and Pejaten terracotta open directly to courtyards, reflective ponds, and ocean surf.

Padang Padang, Bali From $250

Suarga Padang Padang

Soaring bamboo cathedral roofs, reclaimed Kalimantan ironwood, and sustainable stilt architecture set along the limestone cliffs.

Ubud, Bali $$$$

Tanah Gajah, a Resort by Hadiprana

The late architect Hendra Hadiprana designed this estate around his private art collection.

Suluban, Bali From $450

The Asa Maia Hotel

Century-old hand-hewn Javanese timber gladaks feature salvaged Belgian bluestone bathtubs, petrified wood furniture, and copper hardware.

Uluwatu, Bali From $950

The Edge

A glass-bottom pool cantilevered over the limestone cliff and subterranean cave dining with digital projection mapping.

Petitenget, Bali From $550

The Legian Seminyak

Minimalist teakwood interiors, polished parquet floors, and curated Indonesian art conceived by interior designer Jaya Ibrahim.

Sayan, Bali From $450

The Ridge Bali

Teak furnishings, river stone, hand-carved wood accents, and bamboo-lined walkways create a clean wabi-sabi aesthetic.

Batu Bolong, Bali From $150

The Slow Hotel

Raw concrete walls and native Bangkirai timber screens pair with custom furniture and rotating gallery art.

Les, Bali From $100

The Tiing Tejakula Villas

Seven two-storey pavilions of bamboo-cast concrete funnel views between the inland jungle and the Bali Sea.

Tabanan, Bali $$$

Ulaman Eco Luxury Resort

Curving bamboo roofs and excavated rammed-earth walls create dramatic, organic pavilions nestled within the Tabanan jungle.

Ubud, Bali $$

Adiwana Suweta

Balinese architect Popo Danes shaped the high ceilings and carved wood detailing.

Petitenget, Bali $$$$

Alila Seminyak

Singapore firm URBNarc framed low-slung, green-roofed blocks wrapped in vertical gardens and breezy open-air corridors.