36 hotels on this page
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Amali Luxury Residence
Cantilevered cliff-edge terraces with floor-to-ceiling glass, double-height ocean-facing volumes, Palimanan stone, and private funicular access.
Ametis Villa
Open-air living pavilions combining exposed timbers, solid marble walls, and hand-painted sirap wood details.
Amora Ubud Boutique Villas
Local sandstone and dark andesite shape nineteen villas rooted in 1980s Ubud Art Deco.
Anantara Ubud Bali Resort
Terraced pavilions stepping down the Payangan hillside, linked by custom outdoor cable cars.
Andaz Bali, by Hyatt
Low-rise courtyard pavilions clustered around preserved eighty-year-old banyan trees.
Batu Karang Lembongan Resort & Spa
Terraced hillside villas shaped from local coral stone with open-air baths.
Bi Design House
Five suites hold Indonesian craft, from woven headboards to Ong Cen Kuang lamps.
Bisma Eight Hotel
Raw concrete, steel, and warm Balinese orange brick balance clean modern geometry with hand-carved woodwork and woven craft.
Blue Karma Village
Interconnecting pavilions feature open-air stone bathrooms, clover-shaped swimming pools, and sustainable artisanal furnishings among lush gardens.
Bumi Kinar Ubud Heritage
Lotus-leaf architecture with automated skylights that open above beds to the jungle canopy.
Chapung Sebali
Danish modernism pairs with traditional Balinese open pavilion architecture, crafted from local volcanic stone and reclaimed teak.
COMO Uma Ubud
Koichiro Ikebuchi interiors blending Japanese Zen minimalism with light-filled courtyards, cream stone, and carved timber accents.
Desa Hay
Soaring North Sumatran Batak rooflines and hand-carved doors meet an open-air Javanese Joglo pavilion.
Dreamsea Surf Camp Uluwatu
Whitewashed timber suites and open-air bamboo decks cascade down limestone cliffs directly above the surf.
Equipoise Resort
Architect Andri Saputra contoured bamboo and stone pavilions directly into Kenderan's rice ridge.
Gdas Bali Health and Wellness Resort
Open bamboo yoga shalas and hand-carved teak villas overlooking working rice paddies.
Gravity Bali Hotel
Thatched-roof bungalows and concrete suites shaped with natural bamboo, coconut wood, and open-air bathrooms.
Grün Canggu - Studio Agung
Prefabricated modular timber studios elevated on stilts, framing panoramic views over surrounding Buduk rice paddies.
Grün Uluwatu
Stilt-mounted villas set in the forest canopy with teak and recycled-plastic finishes.
Hotel Tugu Bali
Individually styled Javanese timber villas feature hand-beaten copper tubs, stained-glass windows, and private lotus pond pavilions.
Je Ne Sais Quoi (JNSQ) Seminyak
Architect Karen Choi designed teardrop-shaped villas finished in monochrome Venetian plaster.
KAIA Canggu
Pale timber joinery and warm lighting shape the minimalist Japandi suites.
Kalapa Resort and Yoga Retreat
Hand-carved antique Javanese Joglo and Limasan pavilions constructed from reclaimed teak, natural stone, and terracotta tiles.
Kampung Kecil
Restored two-century-old Javanese joglos with carved teak timbers and open-air granite bathtubs.
Kos One Hostel
Whitewashed Mediterranean arches, terracotta terraces, and custom recycled-timber pods overlook green Canggu rice fields.
La Mewali Resort
Organic, curved terracotta and stone walls frame cave-inspired suites overlooking winding central lagoon pools.
Lloyd's Inn Bali
Raw concrete interiors by studio FARM feature open-air garden bathrooms and a sinewy overhead sky-bridge.
Mamaka Bali
Lava stone and kebaya-inspired hues accompany Jason Childs surf photography across the rooms.
Noku Beach House
Pavilions floating over koi ponds combine Indonesian antiques, tribal beadwork, and custom furnishings beside Seminyak Beach.
One Eleven Retreat – Adults Only Private Pool Villas, Seminyak, Bali
Glass pavilions and walled gardens designed by Japanese interior architect Shigemasa Noi.
Origin Uluwatu
Canvas safari tents set on raised platforms with semi-outdoor stone bathtubs.
Regent Bali Canggu
Low-slung andesite stone pavilions incorporate traditional wood carvings, Indonesian batik patterns, and mythological coastal murals.
REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort Nusa Dua Bali
Balinese pavilions combine thatched roofs, local teak, and shaded courtyards with bespoke Javanese furnishings and handcrafted Ubud ceramics.
RIMBA by AYANA Bali
An open lobby framed by salvaged Indonesian fishing boat timbers and lotus ponds.
