A trip to Bali's cultural and wellness capital should be on every itinerary. So, here are our favourite hotels in Ubud for every budget.
As much as I love the beach, Ubud’s breathtaking rainforests and jade-hued rice terraces regularly invite me to swap the sun-beds for a lush jungle perch. Ubud has got so much to offer, from ancient Hindu temples and yoga studios on every street, to art galleries and more healthy vegan cafes than I dare count. Plus, epic Ubud bars and award-winning restaurants for good measure. So, to really explore the neighbourhood, I’ve shortlisted my favourite places to stay in Ubud. From boutique hotels to luxurious wellness retreats, here are the best hotels in Ubud for every budget.
Ubud hotels at a glance:
- For couples: Mandapa, Capella Ubud, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan, Viceroy Bali, Hoshinoya Bali, 11 on Kajeng, Stone House
- For families: Dinara Ubud, Padma Resort Ubud, Bisma Cottages
- Boutique stay: Bisma Eight, Ibah, Outpost, Tegal Sari, Biyukukung
- Wellness retreats: Abisena, COMO Shambhala Retreat, Soulshine, Fivelements Retreat
- Eco-friendly: Bambu Indah, Ubud Village Resort
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1. Bisma Eight
Award-winning, sustainable boutique hotel with curated cultural experiences, infinity pool, and jungle views.
We love it because… Bisma Eight is an award-winning boutique hotel that tastefully combines Bali’s artisanal charm with stylish modernity – all with a commitment to sustainability. Picture this: naturally-lit suites filled with local crafts, jungle views and barrel-like bathtubs, and an infinity pool that feels like it’s flowing right into the treetops.
And with a collection of cultural experiences and stay packages, you can make your stay your own. For couples, there’s The Honeymoon package or the Retreat and Revive experience (think spa treatments and dreamy dining). Or, soak up local food and culture with The Ubud Heritage package or The Epicurean Escape. It’s the very best of Bali, wrapped up in a romantic sanctuary of culture, luxury and sustainability.
Best for: Curate-your-own stay experiences
Price per night: Starting from IDR 3,500,000
Address: Jl Bisma, Ubud
2. Abisena Wellness and Resort Ubud
Adults-only wellness retreat offering holistic spa treatments, jungle views, and Indonesian dining.
We love it because… Abisena Wellness and Resort Ubud is one of those rare spots that actually feels like a retreat. It’s hidden in a tranquil village that most tourists seem to miss, so you’re treated to the sounds of birdsong, swaying jungle palms, and your own breath slowing down. It’s adults-only, and you can really feel it.
I checked into one of the Jungle Pool Villas, and from the moment I slid open the glass doors to that private pool, I knew I wasn’t leaving in a hurry. There’s also a main infinity pool that’s framed by dense greenery, a sleek gym with valley views, and holistic wellness and cultural activities each day.
Then there’s the spa. Dirasha Wellness is where I experienced one of the most holistic wellness treatments in Bali. It tried the “Nadra Rita” floating sound healing, followed by a bamboo massage and a herbal bath that uses 128 local herbs. I floated out of that room. And when hunger struck, I headed straight to Runara Restaurant, where Chef Hans serves Indonesian dishes with a modern twist. The crispy bebek was my favourite – heritage cuisine done beautifully.
Turns out, the whole resort is inspired by the Balinese legend of Bima – and once I knew that, I couldn’t miss the soulful designs, ancient carvings and cultural touches. It’s quiet luxury with purpose. And if you ask me, it’s the perfect balance between an Ubud retreat and a luxury hotel.
Best for: Intimate, adults-only wellness escape with lush jungle views and a standout spa.
Price: From IDR 3,000,000 per night
Address: Jl Keliki, Tegallalang, Gianyar
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3. Mandapa, a Ritz Carlton Reserve
Ultra-luxe, riverside resort with private villas, fine dining in bamboo pods, and breathtaking rainforest views.
We love it because… Mandapa, meaning “temple” in Sanskrit, is a shrine-like luxury resort in Bali that unites Man with Mother Nature. Hanging atop the breathtaking Ayung River, hugged by the mystical rainforest, the world-class village-like Ritz Carlton Reserve is home to ultra-luxe, river-view suites with private terraces, and spacious pool villas with a garden and outdoor shower.
In the hotel’s four nature-bound dining spots, you can fine-dine on organic Mediterranean-European cuisine in a bamboo pod by the river, treat yourself to tailor-made dining experiences by the rice fields, or graze on light bites while gazing out over untouched greenery, dipping your toes into a cool infinity pool – pure indulgence at its best. Unsurprisingly, Mandapa is the only hotel in Bali that have earned three Michelin Keys!
Best for: A luxury, riverside stay with fine dining and breathtaking views.
Price per night: Starting from IDR 16,000,000
Address: Jl Kedewatan, Banjar Kedewatan, Ubud
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4. Dinara Ubud
Lifestyle hotel blending contemporary design with traditional Balinese culture, offering cooking classes and traditional rituals.
We love it because… Dinara Ubud is a lifestyle hotel that blends contemporary designs with traditional Balinese accents. A quaint place to call home, this hotel is for savvy travellers who want the very best of both worlds: a cultural island experience with stylish home comforts too. We love the customised furnishings, hand-dyed textiles and the scenes of a Balinese village on the walls, reminding you you’re never far from Bali’s artisanship.
And to really get a taste of Bali’s traditions, the hotel also offers cultural experiences for your Ubud itinerary. Think cooking classes, purification rituals and lessons on making Balinese offerings. Top tip: head to Hotel Dinara’s nurturing spa or Melali restaurant to refuel before another day in paradise…
Best for: Savvy travellers who want both culture and style
Price per night: Starting from IDR 1,386,000
Address: Jl Sriwedari No. 58, Tegalantang, Ubud
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5. COMO Shambhala Estate
Ultra-luxe, holistic wellness sanctuary perched on a gorge, offering yoga, meditation, and natural springs.
We love it because… COMO Shambhala Estate isn’t just one of Bali’s top luxury resorts, nor is it simply a top-notch wellness retreat. Instead, this staggering 23 acre, ultra-luxe holistic sanctuary is a splendid combo of the two. Perched on the steep gorge of the sacred Ayung River, a typical day at COMO Shambhala Estate includes a range of complimentary wellness programs to shake up your chakras. Think yoga, Pilates, meditation, Qigong and aqua therapy in the 25m-lap hydrotherapy pool. But you can also simply zone out in the resort’s very own natural springs, or in one of the luxury suites and villas that feature large terraces, some with their own pools…
Best for: Luxury wellness seekers who want personalised stays
Price per night: Starting from IDR 14,980,921
Address: Banjar Begawan, Desa Melinggih Kelod, Payangan, Ubud
6. Capella Ubud
Luxury glamping retreat with Dutch-style tents, private salt-water plunge pools, and campfires in Keliki Valley.
We love it because… Capella Ubud is a jungle-tangled glamping retreat in Bali. Adding a luxury twist to the adventure of camping, a stay here begins with a welcome bag of camping essentials ,before crossing a suspension bridge that leads you to your luxurious Dutch-style ‘tent’.
Hovering above the steep terrains of Ubud’s Keliki Valley, you can spend your evening dipping into your own private salt-water plunge pool, sipping on hot chocolate and toasting marshmallows by the campfire. All of this, before retreating to your gorgeous glamping abode. It’s no surprise that Capella Ubud was once named the Best Resort in Asia…
Best for: Glamping in luxury tents surrounded by Ubud jungle
Price per night: Starting from IDR 14,901,881
Address: Jl Raya Dalem, Banjar Triwangsa, Desa Keliki, Tegallalang, Ubud
7. Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan
Award-winning six-star oasis for VIPs, with private plunge pools, river views, and a stunning lily-pond bridge.
We love it because… Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan was named the No.1 Hotel in the World in 2018 by Travel + Leisure, so you’re guaranteed a wow-worthy stay here. It’s an oasis of utmost luxury in a lush, jungle setting, nestled between two sacred rivers and hidden behind a jungle canopy. This six-star sanctuary is fronted by a show-stopping footbridge that’s fringed by sky-high lily ponds.
Wind your way through this enchanting forest, past the jungle-facing restaurant, and you’ll find just a limited number of suites and private villas fit for the VIPs (with their own private plunge pools and deep soaking tubs). Unsurprisingly so, the resort’s global rep has attracted A-List guests like the Obamas and the Kardashians…
Best for: VIPs and A-List guests looking to reconnect with nature
Price per night: Starting from IDR 13,300,000
Address: Jl Raya Sayan, Sayan, Ubud
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8. Viceroy Bali
Family-owned luxury all-villa resort in the Valley of the Kings, featuring private pool villas and award-winning dining.
We love it because… Viceroy Bali is a family-owned luxury resort in Ubud’s “Valley of the Kings” dedicated to giving you the royal treatment during your stay. For starters, there are sprawling private pool villas, none smaller than 1,500 sqft. They’re thoughtfully built so that you can enjoy uninterrupted views of the Petanu Valley from your very own villa. I recently stayed at Viceroy’s Deluxe Terrace Villa, so luxe yet homely with a touch of Balinese arts and decor.
But, you really don’t want to get too comfortable inside the heated plunge pool of your royal chambers, because you’ll want to explore Viceroy’s award-winning facilities, too. These include lunch with a view at CasCades, Balinese massages at Akoya Spa, and fine dining dinner at Apéritif followed by a nightcap at Pinstripe Bar. Unsurprisingly so, Viceroy Bali’s won multiple World Luxury Hotel Awards!
Best for: VIP couples and honeymooners who want an intimate stay
Price per night: Starting from IDR 12,500,000
Address: Jl Lanyahan, Banjar Nagi, Ubud
9. Hoshinoya Bali
Japanese-Balinese fusion resort with minimalistic villas, ancient subak canals, jungle boardwalk, and cultural activities.
We love it because… Hoshinoya Bali is breathtaking mix of Bali’s natural landscapes and Japanese aesthetics. The resort is quite literally built around Bali’s ancient ‘subak‘ canals, perched atop a sacred river valley and enveloped by mystical jungle.
Wind through the resort’s jungle boardwalk, and you’ll spot geometric Japanese cabanas teetering on the valley’s edge, with flowing water all around and private villas woven into the rainforest landscape. These villas are quintessentially Japanese, with minimalistic interiors dotted with traditional Balinese handcrafts.
Honouring its island home, you can also join cultural resort activities, like canang making or a batik workshop, before settling into a multi-course Japanese feast at the resort’s restaurant.
Best for: Japanese aesthetics lovers
Price per night: Starting from IDR 9,072,000
Address: Banjar Pengembungan, Desa Pejeng Kangin, Tampaksiring, Ubud
10. Padma Resort Ubud
High-end, family-friendly resort in the Payangan highlands with a heated infinity pool and jungle trekking.
We love it because… Padma Resort Ubud is hidden in the highlands of an untouched river valley in Payangan, with lush jungle all around and views of an enchanting bamboo forest. This sprawling resort soaks up the valley in every direction, with rooms and suites facing the emerald horizon, and an 89-metre heated infinity pool fringed by nature.
Spend your days grazing on Mediterranean, Asian and artisan cuisine at the resort’s many delicious restaurants, or keep busy with wholesome resort activities. Think aerial yoga, jungle trekking, cycling, and even Balinese classes for a taste of local culture. It’s no wonder Padma Resort Ubud received five prestigious awards in the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards…
Best for: High-end stay for families in the jungle
Price per night: Starting from IDR 6,596,000
Address: Desa Melinggih Kelod, Payangan, Ubud
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11. Bambu Indah
Eco-friendly resort and upscale bamboo wonderland of restored antique and natural springs.
We love it because… Bambu Indah honours sustainability and nature, making it the perfect eco-friendly resort for earth-conscious adventurers. Meaning “beautiful bamboo” in Indonesian, Bambu Indah is an upscale bamboo wonderland of restored antique Javanese bridal homes. This rustic retreat has taken great care to conserve and blend in with its natural surroundings – from the thatched bamboo lodgings, to the stone paths, soaring bamboo sculpture and rock-lined natural springs.
Nearly every room at Bambu Indah has breathtaking views over the Sayan Ridge and the rice fields all around. And you won’t find TVs in the rooms either, because who needs television when nature’s 24/7 soundtrack provides all the entertainment necessary?
Best for: A serene escape surrounded by bamboo structure
Price per night: Starting from IDR 6,480,000
Address: Jl Baung, Sayan, Ubud
12. Ibah
Balinese-owned, heritage destination near Campuhan Ridge Walk, featuring a hidden pool, private villas, and river views.
We love it because… You may have stumbled across Ibah on your way to Campuhan Ridge Walk, but this is one heritage destination you want to make a stop at. Just a few minutes from central Ubud, Ibah is where Balinese arts, culture, and nature come together. Owned and operated by the Ubud royal family, it offers a unique blend of authentic tradition and quiet elegance.
I recently stayed in the Frangipani two-bedroom villa, perfect for families with its twin room for the kids, a spacious master suite with a sunlit balcony and en-suite, plus a private plunge pool with views of the hills and sounds of flowing Wos River below. Ibah’s commitment to sustainability is also a standout. They support biodynamic farming, permaculture, and work in harmony with their natural surroundings.
But the highlight? The hidden pool, a tranquil oasis with a sparkling infinity edge and kids’ pool featuring a gentle waterfall. Stretch out on sun loungers or hide away in shaded stone-carved daybeds – it’s magic.
Best for: Balinese-owned stay on heritage lands
Price per night: Starting from IDR 4,325,000
Address: Jl Raya Campuhan, Ubud
13. 11 on Kajeng
Charming, chic boutique hotel blending vintage glamour and Indo-Balinese elegance near central Ubud attractions.
We love it because… Vintage glamour meets Indo-Balinese elegance at this chic boutique hotel. Sitting on a quaint street just footsteps from Ubud’s most famous attractions, 11 on Kajeng is a hidden gem that deserves to be found. Step into this oasis of calm, and just a handful of luxurious suites and villas fringe a serene pool and intimate bar.
Inside the villas, enormous four-poster beds soar high into the lofty ceilings, and rustic-chic chandeliers hang above lava stone floors and soft cotton jacquard linens. We love the regal interiors, which seamlessly flow to the tropical gardens, where a floating breakfast can be served each morning. All of this glamour, and yet it somehow feels like home…
Best for: Traditional elegance meets vintage glamour stay
Price per night: Starting from IDR 2,100,000
Address: Jl Kajeng No. 40, Ubud
14. Stone House
Unique boutique hotel with designer houses, including a Treehouse, blending Balinese art, culture, and nature.
We love it because… Stone House is the brainchild of architect extraordinaire, Walker Zabriskie. Boasting just a handful of uniquely designed houses and a suite, this boutique hotel perfectly blends the authenticity of Balinese art and culture with luxurious touches. Each house is decorated with handcrafted wooden furnishings, stone walls, Indonesian artefacts and eclectic decor, giving you a little taste of village life. We particularly love the Treehouse which, just as its name suggests, is a one-of-a-kind bamboo house that sits eight-metres high amidst the coconut treetops…
Best for: Architecture and nature lovers who want privacy
Price per night: Starting from IDR 5,000,000
Address: Jl Tirta Tawar, Ubud
15. Soulshine
Bali’s first sound + wellness retreat, founded by Sara and Michael Franti, featuring a vinyl record player and rice field views.
We love it because… Soulshine is a barefoot luxury resort and Bali’s first sound + wellness retreat that offers a space to connect through a shared passion for music. Founded by superstar couple Sara and Michael Franti, this rock ‘n rolling Ubud hotel is home to just a handful of rooms and suites, each decorated with handcrafted furniture and sustainable linens.
I stayed for two nights here, and I felt instantly at home as soon as I arrived. My home away from home was the Panorama Penthouse Suite – super spacious, with cool details like carved stones, a vinyl record player hooked to Marshall Bluetooth speakers, and my personal favourite, oversize in-room bathtub. The balcony overlooks lush green rice fields which have been there for decades. It turns into the most gorgeous golden spectacle at sunset.
But trust me – you’ll also want to explore the dining spots which serve “100% healthy, 90% of the time” feasts, the gorgeous Soulshine Spa, yoga studios and the main pool with a slide for kids and adults alike. I even met Michael Franti himself, jamming at the Togetherness Lounge.
Best for: Wellness seekers and music fans looking for connection
Price per night: Starting from IDR 3,100,000
Address: Jl Ambarwati, Ubud
16. Fivelements Retreat
Serene, fully vegetarian, eco-friendly luxury retreat with just a handful of bamboo suites and holistic wellness programs.
We love it because… Fivelements Retreat is a serene, fully vegetarian eco-resort that has won the hearts of free-spirited luxury travellers everywhere. This boho-chic, sustainable abode of nine bamboo suites – named after the five elements of the Balinese world – sits in tranquil contrast to the frenetic outside world.
Ain’t nobody killing your vibe here as you get busy with the many holistic wellness programs available. There’s everything from modern to traditional healing practices, including Chakra balancing, Prana healing, holistic massage, reflexology, sacred arts ceremonies as well as Balinese purification rituals. Zen mode is officially ON.
Best for: Eco-friendly holistic wellness retreat with all-inclusive programs
Price per night: Starting from IDR 4,400,000
Address: Banjar Batur Rening, Mambal, Ubud
17. Ubud Village Resort
Tranquil, romantic villa haven with private gardens, infinity pool, and rice terrace views.
We love it because… Ubud Village Resort is a haven of tranquility and romance. The 14 acres of lush, hilly land is home to a collection of enchanting villas with private gardens, perfect for quiet evenings in the outdoor bathtubs. Throughout the “village” resort, coconut palms, manicured lawns and lotus ponds frame a central infinity pool, overlooking the emerald green rice terraces all around.
Traditionally designed and with sustainability as a focus, Ubud Village is all about celebrating the beauty of nature and Bali’s enchanting culture. This beautiful spot is just 10 minutes from Ubud’s centre, making it the perfect base for couples to escape while exploring the local sights.
Best for: A taste of Balinese village life with resort amenities
Price per night: Starting from IDR 3,700,000
Address: Jl Raya Nyuh Kuning, Pengosekan, Ubud
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18. Outpost Penestanan
Coliving and coworking hub for digital nomads, offering a pool, green spaces, and a rooftop deck.
We love it because… Outpost Penestanan is where digital nomads and jet-set creatives can co-live under one roof. Simply hang by the pool with likeminded talent. Or burn the midnight oil exchanging groundbreaking ideas at Outpost’s award-winning coworking space.
Designed to feel like home, as soon as we step inside this lush and modern sanctuary, we’re greeted with green spaces and earthy tones alongside all of our creature comforts. It’s a place where you can start your day with an early morning swim. Then grab your laptop and get working on the rooftop deck. You can also simply graze with fellow co-livers in the communal kitchen, or at any of Ubud’s best cafes and restaurants nearby.
Best for: Digital nomads who want to co-live and network
Price per night: Starting from IDR 816,000
Address: Jl Penestanan, Sayan, Ubud
19. Bisma Cottages
Affordable, traditional Balinese home stay with one and two-bedroom boho bungalows and tropical garden swimming pool.
We love it because… Bisma Cottages is where you can soak up a truly Balinese home stay. With its delightful one- and two-bedroom Balinese Boho Bungalows, this quaint accommodation has everything you need. That includes air-conditioning, super comfy beds and mosquito nets. Pretty stone pathways wind past the swimming pool and tropical gardens to the traditional-style wooden cottages. When you get there, breezy balconies invite you to kick off your shoes and soak up ‘real’ Bali.
You’ll also be surrounded by some of affordable cafes and spas, just minutes from downtown Ubud. Our top tip? Stay with a friend and book the connecting Two Bedroom Cottage.
Best for: Longer, budget-friendly stays for singles, couples and families
Price per night: Starting from IDR 800,000
Address: Jl Bisma No. 35, Ubud
20. Tegal Sari
Family-run, affordable guesthouse with open outlook over unspoilt rice paddies, perfect for a taste of “old Bali”.
We love it because… Tegal Sari has managed to land itself a premium address, without the hefty price-tag. While most Ubud guesthouses cosily cram the central streets one after the other, Tegal Sari is blessed with a fresh and open outlook over unspoilt rice paddies.
Take advantage of this breathtaking scenery by waking up early to watch Balinese farmers work the fields as the sun begins to rise, while chirping birds and quacking ducks serenade the scene beyond your balcony. While you won’t find any fancy frills and upmarket facilities here, there’s something so peaceful about having your breakfast and morning Bali coffee at a family-run, humble abode…
Best for: A taste of “old Bali” in a humble, family-run guesthouse
Price per night: Starting from IDR 350,000
Address: Jl Monkey Forest, Banjar Padang Tegal, Ubud
21. Biyukukung Suite & Spa
Simple, traditional stay with thatched-roof bamboo houses, rice field views, and an affordable on-site spa.
We love it because… Biyukukung Suite & Spa is a simple and traditional stay with thatched rooftops, private outdoor terraces and a bright blue swimming pool at its heart. The rooms here are authentic, village-like abodes, surrounded by sweeping views of lush, green rice fields.
It’s a well-kept secret amongst Bali’s expat crowds, with the bamboo houses being a firm favourite for a staycation, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows that peer directly out over the emerald horizon. And the kicker? It’s just minutes from the city centre, with its own on-site affordable spa, too.
Best for: Secret bamboo houses, minutes from downtown Ubud
Price per night: Starting from IDR 1,000,000
Address: Jl Sugriwa No. 89, Ubud
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The best areas to stay in Ubud
- Ubud centre for convenience and walkable distance to popular sites like Ubud Palace and Ubud Art Market. This area include: Jl Hanoman, Jl Raya Ubud, Monkey Forest, Campuhan, and the nearby Nyuh Kuning, Mas and Abiansemal.
- Sayan, Payangan, Kedewatan, and Tegallalang: located on the outskirts of Ubud, they offer more peaceful vibes and lush views, perfect for wellness retreats and romantic getaways.
- Penestanan is where you’ll find vibrant yoga community, yoga shalas and more vegan eateries.
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FAQs about staying in Ubud
What are the best areas to stay in Ubud?
The best place to stay in Ubud depends on your preference. For culture and convenience, stay in Ubud Centre near attractions like the Ubud Palace and Monkey Forest. Popular roads in downtown Ubud include Jalan Hanoman, Jalan Raya Ubud and Jalan Monkey Forest. They're lined with all the cultural sites, markets, cafes and restaurants. For couples and nature lovers, consider areas on the outskirts of Ubud. These include Sayan, Kedewatan and Tegallalang, with lush rice fields, jungle and luxury resorts. Otherwise, Penestanan is a bohemian hub with yoga studios and vegan cafes. Meanwhile, Nyuh Kuning offers a quiet, family-friendly vibe near the Monkey Forest.
What are the best luxury hotels in Ubud?
Check out hotels like Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, which offers unparalleled riverfront villas. Or Capella Ubud, an award-winning glamping retreat set in lush jungle surrounds. These are some of the top-rated luxury hotels in Ubud for their impeccable service and stunning locations.
Are there family-friendly hotels in Ubud?
Yes, many hotels in Ubud offer family-friendly amenities, including spacious adjoining rooms, children's activities and babysitting services. Just be sure to check with the hotel directly to ensure they meet your family's needs. To give you an idea, we've rounded up the best family friendly hotels in Bali, including those in Ubud.
Are there budget-friendly hotels in Ubud?
Yes! Ubud has great budget options, such as Bisma Cottages, Tegal Sari, ARTOTEL, Biyukukung Suite & Spa, all listed above. With their convenient locations and affordable rates, these hotels offer great value without compromising comfort.
Are there eco-friendly hotels in Ubud?
Yes, Ubud is known for its eco-conscious hotels. They emphasise sustainability through eco-friendly practices. Think organic dining options and integration with its surrounding nature.
Can I find hotels in Ubud with yoga and wellness programs?
Absolutely. Most Ubud hotels offer yoga classes, wellness retreats and holistic healing programs. They cater well to those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation.
Do hotels in Ubud offer shuttle services to attractions?
Many hotels provide shuttle services to popular Ubud attractions or the downtown area. However, availability varies, so it's always best to confirm with your chosen accommodation.
What’s the best time to visit Ubud for a hotel stay?
The best time to visit Ubud is during Bali’s dry season, April to October. It's when the weather is ideal for exploring outdoor attractions and your hotel’s stunning surroundings.