Bali | Amandari Resort Amandari Bali

| Amandari Resort Amandari Bali. Amandari is located above the Ayung River Gorge near the cultural center of Ubud in Bali, so authentic it resembles a small mountain village. It is the most Amandari DNA-infused resort, overlooking the sprawling rice terraces and numerous Hindu temples, serene and sacred. ✅ Must Experience: Amandari is the first resort in Ubud, the first Aman in Bali, and the second Aman hotel in the world. The design concept is 'Balinese village', with towering stone walls in the design mimicking local traditional dwellings. 🏨 Hotel Environment: The land beneath your feet is what locals refer to as sacred land, where holy water has flowed from Kedwatan village into a pool carved with tiger statues every six months for hundreds of years. Local villagers pass through the hotel's paths to reach their rice fields, while children practice traditional dances within the resort. The lofty lobby is designed in the traditional Balinese thatched-roof style, dominated by natural tones, constructed with coconut and teak wood, and topped with a bamboo roof thatched with white alang-alang grass, which is particularly eye-catching. This is also an important gathering place for local residents. A path paved with pebbles winds down the center of the resort, passing through the dense forests of the gorge, and stretches down to the river below. Lime plastered long walls and river stones from the Ayung River that pave the pathways are covered with moss, connecting 29 elegant detached suites. Tropical garden landscapes are interspersed among them, where lush greenery and lazy sunlight embrace each other, weaving a uniquely tranquil picture. 29 elegant detached suites, with tropical garden landscapes interspersed among them, each room is decorated with light-colored lines, elegant and understated, with private gazebos, hand-woven thatched roofs, and luxurious four-poster beds, forming an exceptionally peaceful personal space. 🌟 Highlight Features: The most eye-catching highlight of the resort is the design of the swimming pool. Peter Muller designed the pool to be shaped like a field, merging with the horizon, where the edge of the pool ends and enters an invisible space, and the traditional gazebo (bale) in the center of the pool has become a symbolic emblem of the resort. 🌟 Highlight Features: ★ The hotel is located in the verdant Ubud mountain area, resembling any of the surrounding villages, leisurely and authentic; ★ The rooms at Amandari, with their light-colored lines and understated hues, create a tranquil force in space; ★ There are many cafes and restaurants around the resort, and it is only a short drive to Gianyar and Payangan;