Amandari

Overlooking the Ayung River Gorge near Ubud, Amandari features thatched-roof suites with coconut and teak wood interiors, sliding glass doors opening to garden courtyards, and paras stone walls for privacy. The three-bedroom Amandari Villa includes a two-tiered 14m pool, open-air dining pavilion, and views of Batukaru, Sanghyang, and Lesung Peaks. Guests can join temple tours, rice field treks, and cycling excursions with local guides, while the spa offers traditional treatments like the Melukat purification ceremony. The Restaurant serves Balinese and international cuisine, sourcing ingredients from the resort's organic garden and local farms. A gamelan orchestra performs at dusk near the 28-metre pool, and private dining is available in the villa or suites.

The three-bedroom villa features a private infinity pool, dedicated staff, and a fully equipped kitchen.

Daily cultural activities include temple visits, painting sessions with local artists, and water purification ceremonies.

The 28-metre swimming pool overlooks the Ayung River Valley, with lounge areas for relaxation.

Dining options highlight Balinese heritage dishes, using ingredients from Amandari's organic garden.

The resort is a 90-minute drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport, requiring advance transfer arrangements.

Some pathways and trails around the property may be uneven, posing a minor challenge for guests with mobility concerns.