Luxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoLuxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoThe resort offers 46 rooms, suites and villas designed by Koichiro Ikebuchi to feel like rural hillside homes. Interiors feature indigenous materials, landscaped courtyards and oversized windows, with each accommodation tucked along green planted corridors providing abundant tropical light.
Check availability Official websiteUbud Rooms span 55 square metres with a single King bed and a light, airy conservatory featuring a daybed and seating area beneath a thatched roof. These rooms offer tropical garden views and second-storey positioning.
Terrace Rooms cover 64 square metres with large French doors opening onto a private terrace. Guests choose between a single King or two Single beds, with windows opening to the forest sights and scents.
Pool Suites, totalling four units at 100 square metres each, include a second room ideal as a sitting area or extra bedroom. Each features a sundeck with outdoor furniture, garden views and a private plunge pool.
Garden Pool Villas at 85 square metres are defined by lushly planted open-air courtyards. Interiors feature light-filled spaces with four-poster King beds draped in airy white fabric and a private plunge pool.
Uma Villas, the largest at 180 square metres, provide a sitting and dining room alongside a comfortable bedroom with four-poster bed. The private terrace includes sitting areas and daybeds with sweeping views across the Tjampuhan Valley.
Japanese designer Koichiro Ikebuchi originally created the interiors with a hillside home aesthetic using indigenous materials and natural light. In 2012, Bali-based designer Maximilian Jencquel completely refurbished the rooms, preserving this vision while modernizing the spaces.
Each accommodation emphasizes clean, simple lines and connection to the natural environment. Landscaped courtyards, oversized windows and natural light define the aesthetic, with rooms positioned along leafy pathways branching from the resort's poolside core.
The resort has 46 rooms, suites and villas.
Five types: Ubud Rooms (55 sqm), Terrace Rooms (64 sqm), Pool Suites (100 sqm), Garden Pool Villas (85 sqm) and Uma Villas (180 sqm).
The Uma Villa at 180 square metres, featuring a sitting and dining room, bedroom with four-poster bed, and private terrace with daybeds overlooking Tjampuhan Valley.
Pool Suites, Garden Pool Villas and Uma Villas all feature private plunge pools.
Japanese designer Koichiro Ikebuchi originally designed the interiors. Bali-based designer Maximilian Jencquel completely refurbished the resort in 2012.
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