[2025 Bali Stay] Travel Guide for Capella Ubud, Bali (Updated Jan)

#luxuryhotels Ubud's emerald embrace shelters Capella, a whisper of luxury nestled amidst rice paddies and whispering palms. Here, infinity pools mirror the sky, private tents unveil jungle secrets, and ancient temples whisper wisdom to contemporary spa treatments. Dive into culinary artistry woven with local spices, explore hidden waterfalls and volcanic wonders, and let the Balinese spirit seep into your soul. Capella Ubud isn't just a resort, it's a gateway to a timeless world where modern comfort dances with ancestral magic, leaving you rejuvenated, inspired, and forever changed. #awesomepic #bali #hotel #couplestrip #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #summervacation #passionpassport #travel

Now, let's talk about the central and northern regions, which are suitable for those who have a 💤4-5 night vacation. You can choose a double hotel and experience a different Bali.~ . Ubud If the magnificent southern sea view is the charming appearance of Bali, then Ubud is definitely the spiritual source of Bali, with picturesque jungle terraces, temples and palaces, traditional handicraft markets, where you can catch a glimpse of Bali's millennium romance. . ✨Recommended hotels -Mandapa, the flagship representative of L'Occitane - Shan Yan four seasons, four seasons powder heart destination Jerusalem. Banyan Tree Hotel, no doors or windows, avant-garde design - Jiapei Le, the ceiling of the Wild Luxury Tent -Anman Daining, Shenya Society drumming, who can ask, old is Lianpo~ . Shanur This is the birthplace of Bali tourism 30 years ago. When the gorgeous sunset of Kuta falls, the surging tide of Uluwatu recedes, the clear water of Kuta Beach is intoxicating, Ubud is a secluded retreat, and Sanur is the best place for gentle and peaceful travelers to pursue the old times. ✨Recommended hotels -Asia's first resort-style Andaz hotel . Manggis As a small fishing village on the east coast of Bali, located between Mount Agung and the east coast, about 2 hours' drive from Bali International Airport, with such a dreamy location, there are two international resorts adjacent to each other, making it a niche choice. -Alila Manggis -An Man Qiu Lan . 🍀Of course, there are also good attractions like Lovina in northern Bali (to see dolphins) and Tulamben (for diving), but hotel resources are scarce. If you want to know more, you can ask the Little Window Junjun. . Anvaya Beach Resort Bali Bali Travel Guide

Capella Ubud inspires the imagination. Everything about this hotel feels otherworldly, During our weekend we jumped into another dimension! Brass monkeys playing on tented roofs, a stick to arrive at our gorgeous tent, feeling like explorers from a distant time! The swimming pool is a giant cistern, and stunning vintage museum restaurants, evoking spice-trade adventures of 18th-century Indonesia. We had some amazing days at Capella Ubud. #couplestrip#historicculture#romanticrestaurant#culturalattraction#naturalwonders#seafoodfeast#infinitypool

Capella Ubud in Bali has been named the best hotel in the world in 2020 in the prestigious annual list of The World's Best Awards version of Travel + Leisure magazine. What's going on there? Located in the heart of a lush green forest, Capella Ubud is a unique hotel that blends in with its natural surroundings. Quoted on the official Capella Hotels website, the hotel and resort theme is inspired by early 1800s European settlers designed by architect Bill Bensley in 2018. Bensley is an architect who graduated from the Harvard Graduate School of Design, United States. He spent his childhood camping so building an inn with a tent feel was his longtime wish. This architect also has a studio in Bali which he founded in 1990. Capella Ubud is one of the luxury hotels designed by Bensley in addition to the Intercontinental Hotel, Danang, Vietnam. Located in Keliki Village, Tegalalang District, this hotel has five types of rooms and offers 22 luxury villas in the jungle of Ubud. Even though it is located in the middle of the forest, this best hotel in the world is actually equipped with luxurious facilities such as indoor and outdoor gyms, Jacuzzi pools to spas When viewed, this hotel looks like a tree house which is equipped with a beautiful view of the river to the expanse of rice fields and large trees that surround the hotel. Capella Ubud resort also has several restaurants, namely Mads Lange, Api Jiwa, The Mortar and Pestle Bar and The Camp Fire. On his personal website, Bensley said that the construction of Capella Ubud mostly used the services of local craftsmen. Each villa uses the finest teak wood that can last decades. The teak wood floor is said to be made by wood craftsmen from Central Java. The work on Balinese carved doors also involves local artists. Bensley said it took a year to complete the beautifully carved doors. #café#romanticrestaurant#naturalwonders#infinitypool

The best hotel I’ve ever been privileged enough to stay at. Gorgeous building, and it only gets more breathtaking when you walk in. High quality rooms (there was even a tv by the shower), and high quality service. Also, they are one of few hotels that allow people under 21 to book a reservation. Unlike some of the posts I’ve read in other places, I found the Capella Ubud to be clean, inviting and downright classic! The staff was very friendly and consistently making sure I was comfortable. I will definitely stay there when I come back! I have stayed at dozen of hotels in Bali. This was on the top of the list of best stays/experiences ever. Staff was very hospitable and there for every need of mine. Thank you so much. #hotel #hoteldeals #hotelcation #hotelexperience #bali #balitravel #baliindonesia #holidayhotel #review #romanticrestaurant#infinitypool#choicehomestay

Capella Ubud, Bali is located deep in the Tegallalang area of Bali, in a picturesque rainforest. It takes about 2 hours to get here from the airport, but the hotel offers a comfortable airport transfer service with water, snacks, and Wi-Fi, making for a luxurious journey. 🚌 From the moment you enter the hotel, you can feel the warmth and hospitality. Every staff member's smile is a sincere welcome to travelers. I especially liked their welcome ceremony, the water blessing ceremony was very interesting, and the fragrant towels and unique welcome drinks made me feel at home. The hotel also gives you an adventure pack when you check in, with mosquito repellent, soothing essential oils, hiking poles, and other useful items. 🛎️ Each tent at the hotel has its own unique style. From the moment you cross the suspension bridge to your private tent, you feel like you're on an adventure. The design of the tent is also very unique, with all the facilities hidden in unique cabinets, and each cabinet is a surprise! Especially the toilet design, which is as luxurious as a king's throne. 😄 You can listen to the sound of rain in the tent every day, or enjoy the sunshine on the balcony, and quietly feel the sound of nature, which is real and healing. If you're worried about being bothered by mosquitoes in the rainforest, you can rest assured. The hotel's mosquito protection is very good, and I didn't get bitten once during my stay, which is a blessing for people who are prone to mosquito bites! The hotel's food and beverage is also very good, and I recommend trying the omakase at Api Jawa restaurant, every dish is worth savoring. 🍽️ The hotel also offers a wide range of activities, such as the "1970's Scenic Drive" where you can drive around in a convertible, or take photos at the famous swing, which is a unique and unforgettable experience. 🚗 However, there are a few minor drawbacks. The hotel is luxurious but a bit remote, and it takes half an hour to get to the city center, and some activities are not suitable for older family members due to the terrain. But if you love nature and are looking for a unique luxury experience, Capella Ubud is definitely worth a try! 🌿

Recently, I stayed at Capella Ubud, Bali, located in Tegallalang, Bali. It was a luxurious experience in the primeval forest. The hotel is located at Jl. Raya Dalem, about a two-hour drive from the airport, but the pick-up service is really considerate, with fruits, snacks, and Wi-Fi in the car, so the slightly longer journey is not boring at all! 🚐 The hotel is in a convenient location, about a 15-minute drive from Ubud city center, and it's also convenient for those who like to visit the rice terraces or the craft street. Each tent-style villa has its own suspension bridge, which is like entering your own little world. The hotel is decorated with great care, and each tent is uniquely designed. The staff's enthusiasm is really touching, with sincere smiles on their faces, and the welcome ceremony is interesting, with fragrant welcome drinks and towels, which completely dispel the fatigue of the journey. The interior design of the room is one of the best I've ever stayed in. The tent is full of interesting furnishings, and the hidden refrigerator and coffee machine design are full of surprises. Especially the bathroom, with a super retro copper bathtub and a toilet like a king's throne, is a very special experience. There is also a private saltwater pool outside the room, which is perfect for a relaxing vacation. And every night when you return to your room, the staff will prepare sleeping tea and foot bath water, with great attention to detail! The surrounding natural scenery is also worth seeing. For example, I recommend going to the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, about a 10-minute drive from the hotel, which is a great place to take perfect photos. You can enjoy Indonesian cuisine while enjoying the rice terrace scenery, which is perfect for a day trip. At the same time, there are many handicraft shops nearby, and the prices are more affordable than in Ubud city center, which is a must-visit place for those who like handicrafts! Of course, the Capella Ubud experience is not without its drawbacks. Due to the remote location of the hotel, it is a bit inconvenient to get to the city center. However, the hotel offers a free shuttle service, and there is a shuttle every hour, so it is quite frequent and convenient. And the remote location also has the advantage of being very quiet, like a paradise. Overall, Capella Ubud is a hidden paradise, and whether you like nature or luxury, this hotel is worth a try! If you're planning a trip to Bali, don't miss it! 🌴✨

Surrounded by the sacred Wos River, the rainforests, and rice paddies of Ubud, Capella Ubud, Bali is a place of miracles and legends. Inspired by the early 19th-century European settlers, architect Bill Bensley created a luxurious tented camp to showcase the spirit of adventure and allow guests to immerse themselves in a place where history and nature meet. The hotel has 23 tented villas, including 22 luxury one-bedroom tented villas and 1 two-bedroom lodge, redefining the concept of hotel views. The tropical rainforest, terraced rice paddies, and sacred Wos River create a mythical world, and the architect has injected a fairytale scene into each guesthouse. Mads Lange is known for its exquisite international and local cuisine, made with fresh local ingredients. ApiJiwa is a specialty restaurant offering Japanese teppanyaki and Asian-style barbecue. In the evening, you can enjoy a campfire or watch a movie under the stars. The spa at Capella Ubud is also worth experiencing, as it is in a tent, allowing you to feel the purification of the body brought by nature and traditional Balinese treatments.

| A dreamy luxury retreat in the rainforest. In Ubud, Bali, there is a place that seems like a fairyland - Capella Ubud. As soon as you step into this realm, it feels like you've traveled to the depths of a mysterious tropical rainforest. The hotel's architecture blends perfectly with nature, with traditional Balinese-style thatched roofs paired with modern design lines, surrounded by lush greenery, exuding a unique charm.🌳 The rooms and tented villas are hidden among the trees. Open the door, and you can hear the melodious birdsong and the rustling of leaves. The interior decor is exquisite, with every detail showcasing the fusion of Indonesian style and luxury quality, from intricate wood carvings to soft fabrics, all of which are mesmerizing.🛏️ The dining experience here is a magical journey for the taste buds. Whether enjoying a sumptuous breakfast by the rice fields, feeling the fresh scent of rice and the warm morning light, or savoring Balinese specialties under the starry sky, the rich spices and tender ingredients create a wonderful spark that leaves a lasting impression.🍽️ Capella's spa is like a tranquil oasis in the rainforest, combining natural plant essential oils with traditional massage techniques, allowing the body and mind to relax and heal deeply with each breath, and all fatigue and worries vanish.💆 Strolling along the hotel's paths, you will encounter various art installations and serene lotus ponds, as if you are in a natural art museum. The hotel's carefully planned cultural experience activities, such as Balinese traditional dance classes and rice field farming experiences, allow you to deeply appreciate the local customs and culture.🎉 Capella Ubud, Bali, is not just a hotel, but a dreamy place where the soul can converse with nature and create unforgettable memories.💕

😀When Capella Ubud first opened 5 years ago, I came for dinner and was amazed by the design style. The genius designer Bill Bensley did not follow the usual wild luxury tent design route, choosing safe jungle green, earth color, or sand color as the main color. Although these color combinations of wild luxury camps are visually comfortable and safe, Master Bill chose black as the main color of the tent, embellished with various bright pinks, bright yellows, and clear blues. Although many people feel that the use of such complex colors is visually "busy" and overwhelming, when you look closely, the overall color scheme is surprisingly harmonious and advanced, which is Master Bill. 😃These adventurous and wonderful designs are inspired by early 19th-century European immigrants. More than 20 exquisite tents are scattered between dense rainforests, rice fields, and the sacred Wos River. Staying here allows you to experience the essence of Ubud's unpolluted natural environment as much as possible. 😄The main entrance of the tent camp is not big, and the golden European-style badge on the black door beam brings a sense of mystery from the last century. Continue through the narrow forest path, and you will arrive at the check-in tent, The Station. Hand-picked precious antiques, books, and paintings decorate this semi-open tent, forming a contrast with the surrounding natural atmosphere. 😇Welcome drinks are standard for resort hotels, and Capella goes a step further, with a masseur in place. The 5-minute shoulder and neck relaxation effect is really different. After the guide introduced the camp map, he sent a super simple hiking stick and was ready to take it back to the tent. 😁The tents are divided into different views, arranged from the mountain to the river, and the farther you need to walk, the quieter it is. If you don't want to go too far, choose the rainforest view, which is very close to the main pool and restaurant tent. The colors in the room are still lively, and the wood carvings and Indonesian handicrafts are all tributes to the local culture, mini bar, refrigerator, safe, and power plug. 😊These modern items are all designed by Master Bill to be hidden in retro furniture, and there is a kind of joy in finding blind boxes. What shocked me the most was the "throne-style" toilet in the bathroom... Is there anyone else in this world who can have such a creative idea?

😀 The entire camp has 22 tents as rooms, as well as several functional tents. In addition to the tent for check-in, The Station, there is also a tent with a living room function, The Officer's Tent. You can come here for afternoon tea after check-in. Desserts and savory snacks are served at 4 pm every day. The pool table in the middle is also very contrasting. The table mud is yellow, which matches the overall environment better. The tent is equipped with air conditioning, and it is a unique experience to work out in a tent surrounded by the Ubud rainforest. 😃 Continue down the mountain, and there are two restaurant tents, which are also completely open layouts, without air conditioning, and mainly focus on the experience of close contact with the rainforest. The Mad's Lange tent offers breakfast and lunch. Breakfast is a semi-buffet style, and the main dishes are very particular. The local Indonesian beef ball soup noodles are authentic and exquisite. Lunch is mainly Indonesian specialties, and the grilled chicken skewers are very well done. On the day we dined, it happened to rain heavily. It was very interesting to see the waiter skillfully put down the transparent rain cloth and listen to the sound of rain hitting the tent. The other Api Jiwa tent is only open for dinner, with a Japanese Omakase style, and the 11-course menu is changed seasonally. 😀 Further down the mountain, you will find three tents dedicated to spa, Auriga Wellness. Local Indonesian therapists have skilled professional knowledge and techniques, specializing in sound therapy, Pilates, and spiral therapy.

Capella Ubud, Bali is nestled deep in the Ubud jungle. The hotel's 23 tent villas are the only guest rooms available, built into the mountainside and complementing the surrounding natural landscape. Bill Bensley was inspired by early 19th-century European immigrants and designed the hotel as a tribute to the adventurous spirit of immigrants. I booked a Terrace Tent Villa. As it was fully booked during the holiday, I didn't get an upgrade. The room was ready when I arrived at noon. I was arranged to stay in Villa No. 15, "The Librarian’s Tent". Except for the only two-bedroom villa, all room types are the same size. The difference lies in the view and the size of the pool. The villa is very close to the front desk tent, which is suitable for people like me who don't like to walk. The spacious outdoor terrace overlooks terraced rice fields and tropical rainforests. There is also a private pool, sun loungers, and a daybed. The interior is a clever combination of classic design and modern, luxurious furnishings, which is very stylish. What impressed me were the suspension bridge at the entrance of the villa, the bathroom's forged copper bathtub, and the toilet that looks like a throne, all of which are full of fun and creativity. At night, they will prepare a basin of foot bath water. At this time, after swimming in the private pool, you can take a comfortable hot bath while watching the stars and taking an outdoor shower, which can really wash away the fatigue of a day's play. The tent also provides a backpack and a walking stick for exploring the hotel, a super-rich free minibar, handmade soaps of various fragrances (a box is given and you can take them all away), comfortable robes and bedding, etc. While fully immersed in the jungle adventure life, you can also feel the meticulous service and ceremonial enjoyment.

My third stop in Bali was Capella Ubud, a tented camp that has been named the world's best hotel by Travel + Leisure multiple times. The five-figure room rate may make you wonder if it's worth it, but after experiencing it, I can say it's definitely one of the top hotels in Bali and worth every penny! It's like being a 19th-century explorer on a jungle adventure 🏕️ The hotel was designed by the famous Bill Bensley. Capella Ubud is a symphony of wildness and nature, combining exquisite vintage design with Indonesian style. When you enter the hotel, the staff will ring the bell at the door to welcome you and start your jungle adventure mode. The dedicated butler led us to the hotel's main tent, which offers daily afternoon tea and cocktail hours. It's the hotel's main rest area, with a variety of antique ornaments and artworks, and a unique style. Going out is the main restaurant, which offers a variety of a la carte breakfast options, all of which are delicious. Walking around the hotel, you can also see a beautiful outdoor swimming pool hidden in the woods, the Ayung River flowing down the valley, a mysterious ancient temple by the river, a gym in the rainforest, and other colorful views and facilities. It's a novel experience, like being in a cage for a long time and returning to nature.

If you want to go on vacation in Southeast Asia but don't know which hotel to stay in, look for Bill Bensley. Having designed more than 200 luxury hotels in 30+ countries around the world, Bill Bensley possesses the radical, eclectic and deep fascination that a talented designer would have. His most classic saying is "Luxury is dead" - "Luxury is dead". He was extremely disgusted by the "landowners" of luxury hotel groups who were destroying the original environment in order to build large hotels with hundreds of rooms. 🔹Capella Ubud, Bali, known as the "No. 1 wild luxury in Asia", was "saved" from Bensley. The owners wanted to convert the site into a 120-room traditional luxury hotel, and Bensley was brought in as the designer. Therefore, Bensley was inspired by the first Dutch people to land in Bali and persuaded the owners to convert the original hotel into wild luxury tents, with only 23 tents. In order not to damage the original environment, these tents were erected in mid-air. 🔹The tent design also combines the story of the Dutch explorers. Monkeys and traditional wood carving elements can be seen everywhere in the interior decoration, but there is also a Western-style bed surrounded by gauze curtains. Here, Eastern and Western cultures have a wonderful collision, just like the Dutch expedition My family came to Bali that year. 🔹However, if we want to talk about the pinnacle of Bill Bensley’s efforts to protect the local environment, we have to mention [Shinta Mani Wild]. 🔹At that time, Bensley heard that the Cambodian government was about to sell a forest with approximately 875,000 trees, 4.5 kilometers of rivers and 3 waterfalls. In order to prevent this ecologically rich virgin forest from becoming a logging site, he resolutely bought the land and transformed it into the most proud work of his life [Shinta Mani Wild]. As Bensley's own hotel, everything is Create according to the most ideal appearance. 🔹All guests need to check in through the high-altitude cableway. Once entering this primeval forest, they seem to be isolated from urban life. 15 wild luxury tents with an area of ​​about 100 square meters are scattered along rivers and waterfalls. Living here is not like a guest, but more like an aborigine. You can watch birds, recognize butterflies, fish, and picnic at waterfalls. This is [Shinta Mani Wild ] daily life. 🔹But what’s even more amazing is that because of Bensley’s existence, the residents of the area have also been given a new life: the original loggers and poachers were hired as engineering teams, without cutting down a single tree during the period, and Bensley also built a hotel school , after rigorous training, local children also have the opportunity to work in hotels. In these unconventional ideas, Bensley truly announced the demise of traditional luxury. For him, what he achieved was not only luxury hotels that implemented sustainable concepts, but also local communities that continued to develop. If you are interested in Bensley Hotel, please welcome Didi.

🏨 Hotel Introduction: Capella Ubud in Bali is the only luxury tented camp hotel under the Capella brand, "having won the Travel+Leisure 2020 Best Hotel TOP 1, and it has also been successfully included in the Leading Hotels of the World group 📍 Detailed Address: Located on the banks of the Wos River, within the dense rainforest area of Keliki village, close to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary and the Ubud Art Market 🛏 Room Facilities: 22 tented villas + 1 two-bedroom lodge, each with a spacious outdoor terrace and a private saltwater pool. The entire tent is enveloped by lush rainforest, creating an Eden-like existence. 🏨 Hotel Environment: Rich in facilities, including four restaurants, a signature command tent, an outdoor pool, a tented gym, and the award-winning AurigaSpa and wellness retreat, etc ✅ Must Experience: A wealth of cultural experiences, including spiritual purification ceremonies, painting classes. Picnic lunches, jungle treks, horse riding, specialty massages, and more

The luxury hotels in Bali are concentrated in six areas: Ubud in the central part, Uluwatu in the south, Jimbaran in the southwest, Nusa Dua in the southeast, Seminyak in the west, and Sanur in the east, among which Ubud is the preferred location for 'top-tier' hotel brands. When visiting Bali, choosing the right hotel is the proper thing to do. Amankila Bali is the most beautiful Aman resort in Bali Amankila is located in a vast forest on the east coast, facing the most understated and luxurious private beach on the east coast, offering a sense of tranquility and relaxation. The hotel is nestled in a pristine and simple natural village, facing the Lombok Strait, enjoying panoramic views of the tropical ocean. Here, you and your family will completely relax and appreciate the oldest and most traditional cultural heritage of Bali, serene and remote, adjacent to traditional villages such as Manggis, Candi Dasa, and Tenganan, where you can fully experience the local customs and culture, 49 kilometers away from Bali International Airport. Capella Ubud Bali in the central rice fields Hidden in a dense forest, Capella Ubud consists of 22 ultra-luxurious tented villas, with the hotel design entirely entrusted to the landscape master Bill Bensley. The exquisite Balinese hanging doors, animal print seats, and four-poster beds made of raw materials inside the tents present an image of early European settlers camping in Bali, exuding a strong 'Old World' atmosphere

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🛏【️Hotel Guide】 📍Detailed address: Capella is located in a more inside location in Ubud; 🚗Transportation Guide: The hotel booking includes round-trip airport transfers, so it's quite convenient; there is a shuttle bus to and from Ubud city center, just plan your travel time; 🌟Highlights: Bali is home to a host of luxury brand hotels, and Ubud has a lot of them, even so, Capella still has their place, Capella's location is very good, built on the mountain, the rooms are very distinctive, all are tent hotels, with a relatively small private pool, the overall decoration of the room is very distinctive, furniture and room supplies are very special, the room's welcome fruit minibar is free with many varieties, there is also a gift box of soap with different flavors; the hotel's afternoon tea is also included in the room, with simple sweet and salty snacks, small cookies and various drinks are also free; ⛱Hotel environment: The hotel's public pool is very beautiful, very photogenic, the whole hotel is surrounded by a feeling of being in a rainforest; 🍽Dining recommendations: The breakfast selection is not particularly large, and the serving is very, very slow, if you have plans to go out, be sure to arrive a little bit earlier; the dinner taste is quite good, also went to the restaurant on the first floor, it is a set menu format need to book in advance, the specific amount forgot how much, roughly calculated down two people about 3500, plus a bottle of wine maybe four thousand more, but how to say this, can not describe whether it is delicious or not, the cost performance is very low, basically all are one bite then give you a story, sell a high price, very not worth it; 👍Most recommended: The hotel chartered car, the few days here are all chartered hotel car travel, the driver followed us climbing mountains and wading, helping to carry things take pictures and various accompanying, as well as communication with locals, safe and convenient and worry-free, the whole trip was quite happy, the driver's attitude was also very good; 💰Average consumption: The room booking at that time was about 900 dollars per night, plus dining, chartered car, tips and so on, about 2000 dollars per person per day, we were two people going; 📌Small Tips: Must stay in Ubud, come on~

#hotelreview Capella Ubud ❤️ The Capella Ubud hotel is amazing - each room has a theme and the items will be similar to what the theme is. The room that I went in particular, is the Lodge. Pricey, but it can accomodate 4 people (1 master and 1 twin). Plus, will have daily refreshments prepared for us. There's also a private jacuzzi! Taking a bath at the master room's golden bath tub is the instagram's favourite 🙈✨️ Oh and the pool, based on the staff, it is actually fresh holy water taken from the river below (?) I'm like woahh 👀 For the Auriga Spa, they only have 3 tents (2 double and 1 single) and I got one of the double tents. The spa is amazing, and in my opinion, more worth than Auriga Spa in Singapore. There's in built bathroom and the toilet is literally a throne sofa seat 🤣 I'm not kidding, you need to lift up the sofa seat to disclose the toilet and pull down the brush looking handle to flush. So far, this is one of the weirdest/interesting toilet I've seen. You can't go wrong with Capella's excellent service - the staffs are really polite, kind and treat you with respect. They will say hello each time you see them ✨️ In summary, go ahead and take that trip to stay in Capella Ubud! #Bali #Capella #Ubud #5starhotel #luxurystay #luxuryhotel #ubudbali #balilife #hotel #luxury #upscalehotel #upscale #honeymoon #love #jungle #greenery #tegallalang

Nestled deep in the lush jungle, Capella Ubud's unique tented camp blends perfectly with the surrounding natural landscape. Capella Ubud Bali is nestled in the lush rainforest of the village of Keliki, on steep terrain that leads directly to the Voss River. Although some villas are on gentle terrain, there are still some tent-style villas built on high and steep terrain. During the stay, the Capella Ubud Bali team will be with you, providing tailor-made itineraries and private experiences, whether you want to explore the jungle or relax, you can meet your needs.

Capella Ubud, nestled between the rainforest of Ubud, rice paddies, and the mystical Wos River, brings the wonders and stories of Bali's unique past to life. Bill Bensley, a prominent architect, designed this ultra-luxurious tented camp as a tribute to the spirit of adventure of the early European settlers in the 1800s. Each one-of-a-kind tent, as well as an opulent two-bedroom craft, has its own inspirational concept, letting guests to immerse themselves in the essence of Bali's unspoiled natural surroundings in personalized luxury. All retreats feature a private saltwater Jacuzzi pool, luxurious indoor and outdoor baths, a spacious lounge, and a bedroom, while two outdoor decks provide the ideal setting for an intimate candlelit dinner. #europeanarchitecture#naturalwonders#beautifulhotel#summervacation#hotelstay#urbanexplorer