Luxury Hotels in Bali

"This is a truly upscale resort! It boasts 59 villas, each with a private pool! The privacy is excellent, as the rooms are spaced far apart with high walls, which is a big plus. The service is meticulous and responsive to every request! Our private butler, Katerin, was fantastic and always available to assist. I asked the hotel for a small snake plushie, and they specially brought one over for me. They also provided umbrellas, blue boarding passes, woven bags, perfume, and a whole host of skincare products. This hotel is incredibly photogenic; every little corner offers a beautiful photo opportunity! I highly recommend the cliffside ocean view rooms – they are stunning and absolutely worth the price. At night, the stars shine brightly – a truly starry spectacle 🌌. The resort also features a public infinity pool, a kids' club, and a gift shop. There's also a rather pricey spa, costing around a thousand per person. I highly recommend the Balinese four-hand massage; it's amazing! There's an elevator that takes you down to the resort's private beach 🏖️. You'll need to walk an additional 200-plus steps, but it's incredibly beautiful. The sea breeze feels wonderful, and you can even take a nap on a lounge chair! There are also complimentary Balinese cultural activities available, such as purification ceremonies, traditional Kamasan painting, and yoga… you'll never be bored! Be mindful of monkeys 🐒; do not leave food outside, as they will snatch it. The food is decent; the Indonesian restaurant is particularly delicious, and they even customized dishes for me (as I have many allergies) with excellent service! The resort also delivers vegetarian desserts to the room daily [playful emoji]. There's a Bulgari luxury store, offering guests a 92% discount. The Serpenti collection is absolutely gorgeous! I fell in love with the rose gold ring with diamond heads and tails 🤩. The sales associate was incredibly patient, letting me try on various pieces even though I didn't make a purchase. Since our flight was in the early hours of the morning, the resort kindly extended our check-out until 8 AM free of charge, so at least we had somewhere to stay… The airport transfer service was incredibly thorough! A private car took us to the airport, they helped us with baggage check-in and tax refunds, and someone even escorted us to our boarding gate. Our luggage was handled throughout, and they helped us immensely in an unfamiliar airport!"

"⭐️ Amandari ⭐️ This old-money style countryside resort has only 30 villas, with rooms that blend seamlessly with nature – featuring 24-hour 5D surround sound 🎧. You'll find coconut trees and terraced rice paddies everywhere, and just a short walk down some steps leads to the Ayung River. The rooms are surrounded by high walls, ensuring excellent privacy 👍. There's a communal infinity pool, but it's usually empty (it felt like we had the place to ourselves, haha!). As soon as you sit down, someone brings towels, drinks, and frozen grapes. Across from the pool, someone even plays Balinese traditional music! 🎵🎶 They also have a library, tennis court, spa, and sauna. The service is incredibly attentive! You don't even have to say your room number; the staff already knows where you're staying. You can also tell your dedicated butler if you need anything. I casually mentioned I liked the smell of lemongrass, and they found a fragrance shop for me and even gave me two bottles of lemongrass mosquito repellent! They also gave me three extra luggage tags, several green sarongs, a woven straw bag, and local wooden handicrafts [claps]. The beds have mosquito nets, and they even light mosquito coils, so there are no bugs. Every time we left the room, the staff would come to tidy up, change towels, and turn down the bed. It was lovely to return to a clean bed and desk. For the past two days, the kitchen has specially prepared egg-free and dairy-free desserts for me 🍮, and they confirmed there were no allergens in any of my meals. The overall service is so thoughtful; I loved it! 😍 This morning, they arranged a dedicated car for a round trip to the Ubud market, which was super convenient. They'll also drive us to our next hotel, and their attitude is excellent. When we left, they gave me a bunch of pastries and a volcanic stone bracelet, wishing me blessings and good luck 🍀. This truly is an amazing resort, highly recommended! 100% recommend to anyone who loves island getaways 🏝️"

"Our stay was excellent, and our butler, Jerikho, provided incredibly thoughtful and attentive service. Knowing we had a late-night flight, he kindly arranged a complimentary late check-out for us, which was a very warm gesture. The villa offered beautiful views and fantastic privacy, making our stay exceptionally comfortable. We look forward to returning!"

"Mandapa is nestled in the Ubud forest, surrounded by rainforest and built into the mountainside. It's a secluded sanctuary, perfect for cleansing the soul and allowing me to slowly and peacefully savor every day of my vacation. I was particularly impressed with their butler service. During my three-day, two-night stay, everything was meticulously planned for me, from the transfer service to and from the hotel in Jimbaran Bay, to my river adventure, spa appointments, scheduled photography session, and dinner reservations. My butler orchestrated everything, acting like a personal secretary. Furthermore, most of the hotel's restaurants are outdoors, allowing guests to dine amidst the forest. Surprisingly, the environmental hygiene and insect control were excellent, which I truly appreciated. The villa's cleanliness was also ideal; I didn't spot a single spiderweb, ant, small spider, or any other insect or dust mite within the 430-square-meter villa. The hygiene was superb. The overall ambiance of the hotel felt incredibly serene and relaxing, making it perfectly suited for couples to enjoy a slow-paced, leisurely trip. Regarding the food, I tried breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner at three of their restaurants. The dining atmosphere and food quality were consistently excellent. The spa lived up to the standards of a 6-star hotel! Given its Michelin 3-star status, the hotel truly meets that benchmark. One minor thing to note is that during dinner at one of their Indonesian restaurants, there's a traditional Indonesian dance performance where performers wear a deity mask. This might make some guests, especially those with young children, feel uncomfortable or even frightened. This is something to be aware of."

"This hotel has a lot of character. At night, the white curtains made me feel like I was in a ghost story – I almost dreamt of Joey Wong! In the morning, it was straight to work, pulling all sorts of curtains, then huffing and puffing up a hill for breakfast. You definitely need some stamina to stay here (don't bring your parents!). It's very solo-travel friendly, but be prepared to not sleep in. I recommend bringing earplugs because you're sharing nature with small animals. Insects are also unavoidable; there's no way to completely avoid bugs in a rainforest without windows, but there weren't many mosquitoes, which was much better than I expected. The service was good (though at this price point, you wouldn't expect anything less). I joined the cycling tour of the village, and our butler was very knowledgeable, making it a great experience. The massage was decent. The food was a mix of Western and Asian cuisine; if you enjoy Western food, the taste was good. Overall, it's a very interesting hotel. If you're prepared for what it offers, it's worth trying. It's the kind of place where you complain about the uphill climbs while you're there, but then you find yourself wanting to go back for another two days."

"This hotel is close to the black beach, the scenery is very beautiful, and there is a rice field view on the other side of the hotel, which is refreshing. The hotel's service staff is very warm, there is Chinese customer service, we have to participate in the hotel's paid activities, Chinese customer service also gave very effective and pertinent suggestions, recommend activities suitable for this season, it turns out that the waterfall hiking activities are very good, thank you very much. The hotel's restaurant has a service staff named Eri, the service is very thoughtful, let us feel the simplicity and enthusiasm of the locals in a foreign country. The hotel's pick-up and drop-off service is very good, and the drop-off service is full of details. But it is a pity that the cashier at the front desk of the hotel SPA is not very friendly to the Chinese. The whole poker face let me sign. The Chinese name I signed asked to sign the English name. This required me to cooperate. I didn’t expect her to speak Indonesian. Bad, just recorded by my translation software, This is intolerable! I read Xiaohongshu before and said that Indonesian hotels have discrimination. I didn't expect to be met by myself... a bit speechless. Reflecting the situation with the hotel and Trip.com , I still pay attention to the solution, but in fact, I am a little sad. I think of the warm and thoughtful service of other staff. I don’t want to deny a hotel because of one person, but I hope that this time is not pleasant. The hotel attracts attention. Don't let Chinese like me encounter such situations, affecting the mood of vacation. In addition, the hotel's beach is not a private beach, there is a stray dog, often looking for food on the beach, if you see this comment, you go to this hotel, remember to give it some food. This little yellow 🐶 is very friendly and a bit sticky. Its appearance also brings a lot of joy and good memories to my holiday. Thank you for your kindness. ～❤️ Trip.com platform, in the process of handling problems, very professional and patient, emotional value is full, like."

"It is hard to imagine a hotel that costs RMB 30,000 per night. I was scared to death by this hotel. I didn't sleep all night with my three-year-old child. I called the hotel front desk for four hours but no one answered. It was so hateful. When I needed help, no one answered the phone. I contacted the hotel front desk of the world's top luxury hotel but no one answered. I wanted to call the police but I thought it was better to have less trouble in Bali. Chinese people are really ripped off abroad. The hotel rooms are old and the same as those of Chinese three-star hotels. I posted it so that more Chinese customers can see it. Avoid danger and pitfalls"

"This place is absolutely amazing! The service is excellent, everything is clean, and the bar has a fantastic vibe. There were foreigners dancing, taking photos, drinking, and socializing – a truly great atmosphere. The welcome drink was a delicious and potent lime gin, surprisingly easy to drink despite its strength. I highly recommend staying in a suite. You can mix your own drinks or have a bartender come to your room. This was definitely my favorite hotel during my Bali trip. They use Dyson hairdryers and have double sinks. They provide aloe vera gel, sunscreen, and alcohol. The welcome cookies and minibar items are complimentary, and the tea bags are fragrant and tasty. While the cookies were just okay, the chairs, sofas, and lamps are all designer brands 💡, and the slippers are very creative. They have a French press, but the coffee it made was honestly a bit unpleasant, very sour, even worse than traditional Chinese medicine, haha. The most impressive thing was the bedding. They use Aireloom mattresses, which easily cost around 100,000,000 IDR. It was incredibly dry and comfortable to sleep on, I fell asleep instantly, no back pain at all, with excellent support. The hotel's privacy is top-notch. Even though Potato Head is a popular spot, it never felt crowded with idle or random people. This is probably due to the strict security at the entrance, which keeps many people out. You need security clearance to enter the bar."