bali hotels

A tropical getaway that welcomes guests into the fold of Balinese culture

Go-slow territory with palo-santo-scented mornings.

This jungle property, one of a few Ritz-Carlton Reserves in the world, achieves something rare—it feels pristine yet ancient.

This property reigns as a five-star refuge for luxury travelers seeking to say farewell to stress and hello to spiritual development.

The striking latticework rectangles of this all-villa resort, set high on a cliff, has become an icon for contemporary Bali.

A serene Bali escape on a stunning stretch of seaside property.

Follow a bumpy lane from Ubud’s center, and eventually you'll reach this tranquil all-suite hideaway, which is one with nature.

African-style riverside jungle camp evoking spice-trade romance, in a tucked-away part of the island.

Set within the larger, exclusive Nusa Dua resort region, and on one of Bali’s most beautiful beaches.

Occupying a prime tranche of sea coast in the resort enclave of Nusa Dua, the St. Regis brings Fifth Avenue smarts to the tropics without losing a scintilla of the island’s languorous magic. Spacious lagoon villas offer a choice of garden privacy, a private gate to the beach, or hop-in access to the meandering lagoon pool. There’s no end of things to do here—an athletic club, frequent cultural events, and an exquisite spa. The resort also abounds in private nooks: A magnificent formal garden dotted with thatched pavilions occupies an expanse of nearly two acres between the main building and the golf course. The beachside Kayuputi restaurant is easily one of the island’s best, offering extravagances like wagyu beef carpaccio and Sturia caviar.

Tugu was the first hotel in Canggu, a pioneer in what was, at the time, just fields of rice paddies running up to the edge of the ocean.

Experience the jungles of central Bali in their purest form—without having to rough it. 

This Balinese hotel is unlike any other surfer hangouts in the region.

On Bali's less explored and truly rural east coast, one of the original Aman resorts remains as charming as ever.

Astounding clifftop wellness outpost at the island’s hottest surf spot, from an early-adopting champion of sustainability.

The modern architecture skews more South Beach than Bali, but offers a sanctuary from scruffy Canggu, a great surf school, and one of the coolest beach clubs in town.

Clever planning, fresh design, private courtyards, and infinity pools make this resort feel modern—yet totally at home in Ubud.

It’s hard to believe this resort is only 10 minutes from Ubud—it feels like a private estate miles from civilization.