Alila Ubud

This hotel, part of the Hyatt group, boasts excellent facilities and service, set in a beautiful environment with a surrounding forest and canyon. The only downside is that it's a small hotel with only a few dozen rooms, and the public areas, especially the pool, are quite tiny.

Loved the location, it's quiet and natural, and we even saw little monkeys and squirrels! The room was beautiful; even though it's an older property, it's very well maintained. The balcony offers a really comfortable view. It was very clean and super comfortable to stay in. The staff were incredibly warm and welcoming.

Our room type came with a private terrace. Waking up to the sound of birds in the morning, we enjoyed views of the misty rainforest, and at night, we bathed with the beautiful scenery outside the window before falling asleep under a sky full of stars. The restaurant, located behind the infinity pool, specializes in Indonesian and Western cuisine. Designed with Balinese wood carvings and stone as its foundation, its semi-open structure offers direct views of the Ayung River valley rainforest, exuding a sense of hidden luxury, tranquility, and healing amidst the jungle.

This hotel is nestled in the Ubud jungle, right above a river! Established in 1996, it's the pioneer of infinity pools in Asia. Facilities: Quite luxurious, I'd say. Cleanliness: Spotless. Environment: Within a tropical rainforest. Service: Excellent. Outstanding value for money! Highly recommended for 1000-2000 IDR.

We arrived at midnight on the first day, and the staff were waiting at the front desk to help us check in. We were very grateful for that. However, when we got to the room, it was a bit of a shock. The room was incredibly small, and perhaps because it had just rained, there were many dead insects on the balcony. But the next morning, when it was light, I discovered the view outside was absolutely stunning. Among the five hotels I've stayed at in Ubud, this one had the most authentic Ubud-style public areas. It's nestled in a secluded valley, surrounded by towering trees – truly beautiful. Next time I visit, I'll definitely choose a villa. I imagine the experience would be much better.

Alila Ubud in Bali is truly a hidden gem! Tucked away in the Ayung River Valley jungle, the infinity pool offers breathtaking views directly overlooking the valley. The rooms blend Balinese charm with modern design, clean and elegant, with balconies providing stunning rainforest greenery. The service is attentive and thoughtful, breakfast is exquisite, and the jungle spa is incredibly rejuvenating. It's a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle, full of natural beauty and adventure, ensuring a completely relaxing getaway. Highly recommended!