The Asa Maia Hotel
Suluban, Pecatu, Bali
“Holistic gladak sanctuary”
Vibe
Rebuilt Javanese timber gladaks sit in lush Pecatu gardens, creating an intimate retreat devoted to slow restoration.
“Holistic gladak sanctuary”
Subterranean volcanic rock plunge pools, infrared Himalayan salt saunas, a Pilates Cadillac, and breathwork classes.
Century-old hand-hewn Javanese teak gladaks, salvaged Bogor railway station bluestone tubs, and petrified wood furniture.
Restored East Javanese timber pavilions detailed with handwoven ikat fabrics and artwork from Bali-based photographers.
In Pecatu on the Bukit Peninsula, tucked along the lane above Thomas Beach and Uluwatu cliffs
Rooms
Suites inside century-old gladaks feature salvaged ironwood beams, hand-carved stone bathtubs, and curated Indonesian art.
Backstory
Opened in 2021, the retreat reconstructed century-old Javanese timber homes across a secluded pocket of the Bukit Peninsula.
Wellness
Contrast therapy plunge pools, an infrared sauna, and a subterranean Himalayan salt chamber anchor the restorative program.
The neighborhood
Tucked into the hills of Pecatu, quiet lanes lead down toward Thomas Beach and the Uluwatu cliffs.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.