Bali, Ubud
Based on 1512 traveller reviews
72% of travellers recommended this hotel
The Ubud Village Hotel provides a boutique and tranquil base – in the very center of Ubud on the towns main Monkey Forest Road. Following the enormous success of Eat, Pray, Love, a best-selling book that was subsequently made into a film in 2010, Ubud soon started to feature on many a travel wish-list. And for anyone who likes to have immediate access to a towns top sights – this hotel is perfect.
The hotel is designed to blend in with its natural jungle surroundings, balconies are draped in vines, there are ponds indoors and out. There are two swimming pools to choose from, and guests are invited to learn about authentic Balinese life, through daily temple offerings, morning yoga or a cooking class to discover Balis secret culinary tricks.
Rooms are spacious, stylish and comfortable, and small details are not overlooked, from mood lighting to the hotel’s signature window seat which is a definite highlight that prominently features in every room category.
No visit to Ubud would be complete without sometime spent focusing on your wellness. Kama Karana Spa at the Ubud Village Hotel is a perfect place to explore this. There is a holistic approach to wellness here – with many treatments focusing on restorative massage and balancing body, mind and spirit.
There are many dining options in Ubud – but we would recommend exploring each of the four options at the hotel. From casual drinks and snacks around the pools, Mexican cuisine at the vibrant street-side café to the fine dining at Maluku restaurant. Regardless of your mood, there is sure to be something you fancy.
A firm favorite in Ubud, serving authentic Mexican cuisine in a fun and lively atmosphere.
Breakfast is enjoyed at Madu restaurant, overlooking the main swimming pool, and throughout the day, light bites and snacks are available.
Located at the front of the hotel, Maluku Restaurant celebrates upmarket contemporary cuisine with a distinct emphasis on fresh ingredients. The menu has both international and local – and a delightful cocktail list.
Enjoy watching the sunset whilst sipping on a delicious specialty cocktail, and listen to the sounds of nature alongside ambient tunes.
Relax after a day exploring - you have a choice of two swimming. The main pool is set in a tranquil area, with surrounding plants, parasols, day beds, and a small poolside spa there is also the added benefit of a small bar serving icy cold drinks throughout the day. A smaller pool, with a shallow area for children to splash around safely, is also available.
A modern air conditioned fitness center is available featuring the very latest cardio workout equipment for you to maintain your personal fitness programmes even when away from home.
Having one (or more) spa treatments is definitely one of the things to do in Bali. Kama Karana is a genteel Spa with a focus on natural ingredients, excellent therapists and nurturing treatments.
Ubud is the enchanting cultural heartland of Bali, and if you want to stay in the middle of this wonderful town, then The Village at Ubud Monkey Forest is the perfect choice. This boutique family run hotel has just 64 stylishly appointed rooms and suites – all within walking distance to everything that Ubud has to offer. The astounding success of the book and later on movie entitled “Eat Pray Love” can account for the rising popularity of Ubud which was the setting of the film.
The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary stands out as one of the best tourist destinations in Bali, and is located in a fascinating temple complex. Escape from traffic with the Campuhan Ridge Walk which takes you through rice fields and into a beautiful valley, perfect for sunrise or sunset walks. For spiritual awakenings go to the Lotus pond at Saraswati or explore the natural beauty of the area with a cycling tour.
max 2 adults or 2 adults and 1 child
Junior Suites feature a large enclosed terrace with seating area and ceiling fans. There are lots of thoughtful touches throughout the room to make your stay super comfortable. The luxurious en-suite bathroom features a free-standing tub as well as a glass shower cubicle for spa-inspired bathing.
Available in King or Twin
52 sqm
max 2 adults or 2 adults and 1 child
This exclusive accommodation category is characterized by a large enclosed terrace that gives extra space to be used as a separate sitting area. The luxurious en-suite bathroom features a free-standing tub as well as a glass shower cubicle for spa-inspired
Available in King or Twin
40 sqm
Max 2 adults or 2 adults and 1 child
Deluxe Rooms are a mix of modern and classic Balinese style. A feature wall in dark timber is enhanced by cleverly concealed mood lighting to bring an element of tranquility to the space. You will love the marble floors, cream walls, gray curtains, modern framed paintings, and crisp white linens. The modern en-suite bathroom comes with a separate bath and shower.
Please note that this room type does not have a balcony or terrace.
Available in King or Twin
38 sqm
Based on 1512 traveller reviews
72% of travellers recommended this hotel
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Wonderful honeymoon at ubud village.
Steph B,
Nov 28 2023
Brilliant experience
W7962IImattb,
Nov 28 2023
We've been finding people their own slice of paradise for 50 years, and like to think we're pretty good at it.
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