Luxury Hotels in Bali

"The Bvlgari branding is beautiful, but the sheer ubiquity of it, literally everywhere, made me a little uncomfortable. The breakfast was absolutely delicious, truly excellent. For dinner, there are two restaurants. We tried the Italian Michelin 3-star, ordering both a full set menu and à la carte dishes, plus cocktails, which came to over 4000 (for 3 people). Honestly, it was just okay. The other restaurant serves Indonesian food; the lobster was a bit small, but the grilled beef ribs were tasty. The prices were relatively reasonable, and the flavor was decent. At the infinity pool, even if you don't order anything, as long as you stay for a certain amount of time, they'll bring you a fruit and some iced water. Free laundry is currently available, which is a nice perk. The highlight is the Chinese butler who takes great care of you – if you're willing to spend, they'll treat you exceptionally well. The villa rooms did have a slight unpleasant odor (due to age), but the outdoor courtyard layout is quite nice. The pool isn't huge but is very well-designed, and with underwater lights, you can swim at night. My biggest disappointment was that the cliff elevator wasn't operational, and we weren't even allowed to go near the cliff edge to look. This was extremely disappointing and a significant regret, especially since the beach below the cliff was inaccessible without the elevator. As compensation, the hotel provides a car to take you to Whiterock Club's beach. My second complaint is that there was no live singing performance at the dinner restaurant or the bar. Finally, for those wondering, you can catch the sunset from the Bvlgari, right from the bar."

"Mandapa is pure magic. From the moment you arrive, the views of the rice fields and the river take your breath away. We stayed in a Riverfront Villa, and waking up to that dramatic river view was a highlight of our trip. The attention to detail here is incredible. We also treated ourselves to a couple's spa session. Don't let the occasional negative review sway you; the service was 'on point' and the setting, tucked into the jungle, is serene. For foodies, Kubu and Ambar are absolute must-visits. What really sets Mandapa apart, though, is the service. Our Patih was a lifesaver, navigating our schedule perfectly - we suggest you don‘t try to join too many events if you are staying only a few days like us 😅 . The only 'hiccup' was the pre-arrival communication being filtered through trip.com; a direct reach-out would have felt more personal. That said, it’s a 10/10 stay and we will definitely be back!"

"Aman's service was truly exceptional. We originally planned to visit Bali during the Spring Festival holiday, but because we couldn't get our US visa and passport back in time, we arranged with the hotel to reschedule our trip to summer vacation. This season is actually the best for visiting Bali, with exceptionally pleasant weather. Our flight arrived a little after 7:00 AM, and the hotel is two hours from the airport. We arrived after 9:00 PM after our airport pickup. Since our reserved ocean view and pool suite wasn't available until 2:30 PM, the hotel arranged a garden suite for us. The room service was incredibly attentive. Although the hotel is nestled in the woods, it's practically mosquito-free. The private black sand beach is truly breathtaking. After checking out, we headed to the Suri Hotel, a two-hour drive. The hotel even provided a complimentary driver (honestly, given the hotel's remote location, shuttle service was crucial). The only downside was the single restaurant, which lacked a Chinese menu and staff, making it particularly unfriendly to Chinese people. (This was our third trip to Bali, and after staying in over a dozen hotels, this was the only one without Chinese service, despite the significant number of Chinese guests.) This is something we strongly recommend improving. The tuberose fragrance given at night was really nice, the bed was also very good, and I slept very well."

"My friend and I organised a trip to Bali and we stayed at Ubud for two nights. This place is unique, secluded and exquisite. It's unlike any other resort with a massive sign to point at the direction. From the moment our driver entered resort driveway, we felt the great sense of privacy and seclusion. The whole place is like a village with the lobby, the restaurant and the gaming room as the centre and rest of the tents (aka your hotel rooms) scattered all over the property, with unique themes. We stayed at the Archiver's room. It's stunning and one-of-a-kind. The tent came with a private pool facing the jungle, and the outdoor shower is fantastic. I loved the bathroom design and all the facilities. Bed was so comfortable, and staff members were kind and helpful, and they remembered our names. The complimentary afternoon tea and cocktails were so great. The cocktails are above and beyond my expectations. If you are looking for gifts to bring back to your family and friends, I strongly recommend the coffee soap bar. My friend and I loved how it exfoliates and in the meantime not leaving dryness on the skin. The Indonesian food served at the restaurant is a must-try. I highly recommend the pork ribs and nasi goreng. What makes Capella so unique is that it provide you with the chance to immerse into the local community to engage and discover local heritage and culture, and meeting some fascinating people along the way. Overall, this place is one of a kind. During our stay, I heard other guests compared Capella at Ubud with Four Seasons in Chiang-Mai. I have stayed at both places, and the two have completely different vibes and ambience. Four seasons rooms are actually brick and wood constructions but the Capella rooms are actually ” tents”, with wood frames and a canopy as the roof. So we fell asleep both nights while listening to the raindrops on the canopy. It's so soothing and relaxing. Capella has offered the opportunity to enjoy a luxurious service and experience while embracing the wildness. Additional: Shout out to Dedy and staff members who offered such above and beyond services. After we left Capella instantly we regreted of not purchasing the coffee soap bars as souvenirs. When I called the Lobby, Dedy arranged to have them delivered all the way from Ubud to Jimbaran to our resort. It's not only my escape experience but also the fantastic people from Capella that left such a deep impression on me. It's definitely a 10/10 experience. I highly recommend to stay."

"It's a bit far from the airport at 2.5 hours, but to be honest, the seaside is very congested, while Ubud is smooth, and the time is not necessarily longer than Canggu. Full marks for experience: It's really amazing that there are no doors and windows, and it's worth it just for the experience. The hotel is built on a slope and there is an elevator going down. I watched the cows on the terraces opposite eating grass for a day, and I sighed that the cow life is so happy. It's also beautiful when it rains and the fog is filled, and it's not hot at all, with the highest temperature being 25 degrees. Dinner is included, so it's cost-effective. The menu is different every day, and the ingredients are grown nearby, which is quite appetizing."

"The service remains top-notch, truly Aman standard, unmatched in Bali. What some call 'outdated facilities' I see as exuding old money charm. The location is deep in Ubud, perfect for a relaxing stay. While transportation is a common Ubud issue, Aman does provide on-demand shuttle service within Ubud. The only drawback is that it takes 14 business days to get the deposit back, and I still haven't received it."

"We went on a family trip! This was the hotel we were most interested in in Bali, and we were very satisfied. The rooms were spacious, and personally, we could spend the whole day swimming in the pool in our room. The sense of privacy was great! I'd love to go back again when I visit Bali!"

"The important thing is said three times: the soundproofing of the sea view suite is really poor, very poor, very poor, if you don't sleep well, don't choose! The first night I stayed in a sea view suite, our family basically didn't sleep well, the sound of the waves was the same as thunder, and I couldn't sleep at all before the low tide in the early morning (we have stayed in many seaside hotels, and it is certain that the hardware design problem is the problem). The next day, the hotel negotiated with the hotel. The plan given by the hotel is to adjust to the garden view room but cannot refund the difference. How can there be a reason for not resting and adjusting the room and returning it to the downgrade because of the hotel facilities? We proposed that the early check-out, the hotel did not agree, the difference was converted into consumption did not agree, agreed to the third day of late check-out. The whole feeling is particularly rigid or arrogant. Finally, Trip.com refunded the difference to solve. Otherwise, the mood of this trip will be messed up. We moved from Anlu. It was more than nine o'clock in the morning to Anlu. The room we booked has not been vacated. Anlu also specially arranged another villa for us to rest. In contrast, the service gap is not generally large. However, other aspects of service are very good, the restaurant and room service are very good, the Chinese butler is also very patient. What needs to be especially praised is that the hotel has a Japanese food and western restaurant on the cliff. It is absolutely amazing to watch the waves and sunset there, and the service is also in place. From 11:30 am to 12:30 pm is the best time to watch the waves."

"1. Lot: There is a 3-5 minute distance from the beach. The hotel can send a car to the hotel's exclusive beach club at any time. Very convenient, when I arrived at the club, some staff took ice water and ice towels to the tanning pavilion where the beach towels were laid, as well as mosquito repellent and sunscreen. The hotel is in the mountains, the scenery is very good, in the lobby and restaurant can view the scenery under the mountain. 2, design: Australian designers 25 years ago, today's works are still so elegant, temperament! 3, facilities: the pool is large, there is an all-day restaurant, a good library. I can’t see it completely 25 years ago, and it’s managed quite well! 4, service: Amman, these two words explain everything, no more multilingual! 5, value-added: I don't know the relationship between spring break, one day free charter service, and free shuttle service, solve many problems, very good value-added service experience! After staying for 3 days and 2 nights, it is regrettable that the driver who sent the plane on the last day learned that the landlord will be closed at the end of February 2018 because the landlord will not renew his contract. Very sad! But also very fortunate, AMANNUSA was chosen in the last hotel in Bali. Forever Amman! I hope that 150 employees in the hotel will be well!"

"Overall, my stay at the Potato Head Bali was great! The hotel's design, room size, and overall concept are truly unique and aesthetically pleasing. You can definitely feel the lifestyle they're trying to convey. There are also plenty of activities offered on-site, and they even give out little gifts during check-in and check-out, which adds a nice touch. I do have a small suggestion: the drains in both sinks in our room were quite slow, and the TV signal had some issues at one point. However, every time we reported it to our butler, the hotel staff promptly came to fix it. Their responsiveness was excellent and truly showed how attentive their service is. So, despite a few minor issues with the facilities, my overall experience was still very positive."