Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Kedewatan, Ubud, Bali
“Sacred riverfront jungle sanctuary”
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Your dedicated Patih butler attends to every detail across a secluded valley framed by working rice paddies.
“Sacred riverfront jungle sanctuary”
Dedicated patih butler service, riverside pool villas, and bespoke dining inside woven bamboo cocoons.
Centered around working rice paddies, an active Hindu temple, and rituals led by village healers.
Open-air riverside treatment pavilions, vitality hydrotherapy pools, and yoga decks above the rushing Ayung River.
A secluded riverfront sanctuary set deep in Ubud's highlands.
Rooms
Private pool villas sit embedded in the hillside, opening to open-air living spaces and views of the river.
Backstory
Opened in 2015, the sanctuary was built directly around an active village rice paddy along the Ayung River.
Wellness
Open-air treatment suites sit directly above the Ayung River, offering traditional Balinese healing rituals and riverside yoga.
The neighborhood
Set in Kedewatan's quiet highlands, the valley feels miles away from the bustling art markets of central Ubud.
“Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve is built to resemble a traditional Balinese village, complete with temple and rice paddies.”
““Mandapa” means temple and, indeed, when you enter its grounds you can sense the spirituality of the place.”
“This jungle property, one of a few Ritz-Carlton Reserves in the world, achieves something rare—it feels pristine yet ancient.”
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