Amandari

Hillside jungle village.

A reflection of a traditional Balinese village, Amandari provides soaring views over the jungles and rice paddies of the Ayung Valley. Not far from the resort sits the town of Ubud, the cultural heart of Bali and home to art museums and a multitude of craftspeople.

Insider Tip

Enjoy a walk through the gardens to the edge of a lotus pond and arrive at the spa where you can explore various traditional Balinese treatments.

Where You’re Staying

Thatched-roof and stone-walled suites feature traditional Balinese materials such as coconut, teak, and bamboo. Suites open on three sides with sliding glass doors. The Villa, comprised of five pavilions, includes a two-tier pool and three detached bedrooms.

Where to Dine

The open-air Restaurant serves Balinese and Western cuisine with ingredients from local organic farms.

Where to Relax

Practice yoga with views of the Ayung River. The Spa is set at the edge of a lotus pond and features a sauna and marble steam room. The Village Spa Journey includes a Balinese Melukat purification ceremony, full-body black rice exfoliation, and volcanic clay wrap.

What to Do

Explore the sacred springs and shrines that dot the landscape around Amandari. Visit one of hundreds of shops selling woodcrafts, antiques, textiles, and artwork in Ubud. Go bird-watching in Taman Buring Bali Bird Park, home to more than 250 tropical species.

Features

Boutique

Historic

Pool

Private Stays

Remote