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Type: Boutique Hotel

Summary: Experience a traditional Balinese ambience at the hotel

Feature: Take private yoga lessons

Rooms: 30 suites & villas

Location: Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Nearest airport: Bali Airport

Transfer: 1 hour from Bali Airport by private transfer.

Luxury Holidays At Amandari

Amandari's traditional Balinese village design, including an open-air lobby designed to emulate a wantilan (village meeting place), is a fitting complement to its exceptional jungle setting. All of the guest suites feature tropical gardens with verdant greenery, and many have private pools with lovely views of the Ayung Valley. For fabulous panoramic views, take the Amandari Villa and enjoy a separate living room pavilion walled entirely with windows.

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Why Amandari is so special...

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Culture & History

Set in Bali's cultural heartland, Amandari's emerald-green grounds are sacred to local communities, with religious processions and colourful dancing. Look out for the stone tiger left centuries ago by a Hindu priest, while a short stroll brings you to Ubud village, bulging with galleries, museums, art studios and craft stalls. Longer treks lead to more artisan settlements, selling all manner of handmade keepsakes, and ancient shrines, statues and springs speckle the landscape, interwoven with paths and plunging rock walls. Watch history unfold on a tour of local temples, some dating back to the 8th century, or seek out Ubud's cultural calendar for extravaganzas of music and Balinese dance.

Culture & History at Amandari

Romance

The location alone is magic enough to make any stay romantic - the sumptuous thatched villas, with their sunken outdoor baths, private walled gardens and constantly amazing views encouraging an even more romantic ambience. Delve deep into this spellbinding region, an adventure to share on foot or even atop an elephant, dine a deux in a rainforest wilderness of swaying coconut palms and terraced paddy fields, in a secluded picnic spot with gourmet hamper, the location skilfully hidden by the natural curving of verdant slopes, or book a private chef for dinner overlooking the gorge, with piles of petals and glowing candles adding to the romantic scene.

Romance at Amandari

Spa Breaks

Amandari's Spa is located at the end of a winding river stone path and offers two open-air bales, a beauty room, sauna and marble steam room. Surrounded by a lotus pond, it seems to float peacefully above the water. A selection of body and beauty treatments are available here, in the privacy of guest suites or in the bale overlooking the Ayung Valley. Body treatments include massage and scrubs using traditional, natural Balinese ingredients chosen for their soothing, healing properties. Facials, manicures and pedicures are also available.

Spa Breaks at Amandari
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Pricing

Stay 3 nights from £1,534 p.p. (low season) and from £1,725 p.p. (high season) in a Village Suite, including breakfast.
Flights and transfers available at an additional cost.

Prices shown are for guidance only and other pricing is available. Prices are subject to change due to availability, special offers and currency fluctuation. Please call for details.

 

Accommodation and Dining Experiences

Find the best room for you, and discover the exceptional restaurants that await...

Overview

Overview

Each of the freestanding thatched-roof guest suites has a private courtyard, stunning wood furnishings, Javanese marble floors, an outdoor sunken marble bath, while the smartest ones additionally offer a private pool with fabulous views over the ricefields. All of the suites and the villa have air-conditioning, a mini-bar, hairdryer, bathrobes, bathroom amenities, a personal safe and a telephone. Flat-screen televisions and DVD/CD players are available on request. Rooms are serviced on a regular basis.

Village Suite

Village Suite

Village Suites feature either a large combined bedroom and living room, or a ground floor living room with a separate queen-size bedroom on a mezzanine level.

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Asmara Suite

Asmara Suite

These are duplex suites with large private swimming pools and sweeping views of the adjacent rice terraces and valley.

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Ayung Suite

Ayung Suite

These are duplex suites with large private swimming pools and sweeping views of the adjacent rice terraces and valley.

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Valley Suite

Valley Suite

These are identical to Village Suites, but offer views of Ayung Valley or the surrounding paddy fields.

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Overview

Overview

Sample local and western dishes, created with organic produce, in a spectacular tropical setting, with music and songs performed every evening. The food is delicious, the service exceptional and the views truly mesmeric.

The Restaurant

The Restaurant

The Restaurant, open to the breezes and crafted largely of teak wood, overlooks Amandari's swimming pool and the Ayung River Gorge.

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In Addition

For an exhilarating Indonesian experience, white-water raft down the Ayung River or trek along the rice paddies. This relatively easy, child-friendly trek is exciting and informative, with the Ranger explaining the various flora and fauna as you go.

   

Bali Travel Information

Best Time To Travel

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Climate

At just 8 degrees south of the Equator, Bali’s climate is tropical, warm and humid all year round, split into a dry and rainy season. Dry season, between April and September, is the best time to visit to make the most of this beautiful island and its treasured landscape. Between October and March is Bali’s rainy season, characterised by heavy downpours, rougher seas, stronger winds and greater humidity. The island’s elevated centre is dominated by volcanoes and mountains, making this area considerably cooler and wetter than it is at the coast.

Getting There

Please contact our Travel Consultants for flight details.

Temples and Monuments

A predominantly Hindu nation, Bali houses an utterly staggering estimated 10,000 temples, each with their own unique design and intricate detail, alongside a number of significant religious monuments. Visit the important Pura Luhur Ulu Watu temple, perched atop sheer cliffs, and marvel at the statues of Ganesha and the detailed carvings of Bali’s mythological menagerie. The serene Pura Taman Ayun is an extensive royal water temple, the main one of the Mengwi kingdom, whilst Gungung Kawi is one of Bali’s oldest and largest ancient monuments, comprising ten striking memorials cut out of the rockface.

Temples and Monuments
Ubud

Geographically and figuratively the heart of the island, Ubud is an enchanting upland town that showcases the very best of true and authentic Bali, surrounded by beautiful rice fields and ancient monuments. Boasting countless informative museums and galleries – including Neka Art Museum, tracking the development of painting in Bali, and Museum Puri Lukisan, displaying fine examples of all schools of Balinese art – a trip to Ubud is synonymous with discovery. Beyond the cultural experience and many temples, Ubud houses a fine selection of lovely restaurants, cafes and streets of shops, many of which sell authentic quality products from the region's artisans.

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Beaches

A tropical island paradise in the shimmering Indian Ocean, Bali’s beaches are utterly stunning – characterised by powder-soft white sand and crystal-clear, turquoise-coloured waters – offering something for everyone. Surfers travel from all over the globe to embrace the rougher waters of the south coast, whilst there are plenty of coves that are perfect for swimming, snorkelling and watersports. If you love to explore, there is an abundance of beautiful hidden beaches to be discovered, whilst romantics will simply adore the island’s mesmerising sunsets over the soft sands.

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Wildlife Encounters

Whilst the Balinese people are a highlight of any visit, the island’s animals are also bound to charm you. Wander through the dense jungle that houses the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, inhibited by over 600 crab-eating Macaques – known locally as the Balinese Long-tailed Monkey. Observe the daily activities of these fascinating creatures, listening closely to park staff’s safety instructions, as well as encountering the forest’s native Timor Rusa Deer. For marine wildlife, Bali offers some of the best diving in the Indian Ocean, allowing you to spot multi-coloured clouds of various tropical fish, alongside Manta Rays, octopus, Reef Sharks and much more!

Wildlife Encounters
Cultural Highlights

Immerse yourself in the friendly, fascinating and famed culture of laid-back Bali. Encounter the glorious people of the region at one of the sprawling, vibrant markets, or marvel at the traditional Balinese dance performances that are held almost nightly at Ubud Palace, against a beautiful backdrop. Visit the 14th century historic site, Yeh Pulu, an intricately carved cliff face set amid beautiful rice terrace vistas, reached by a lush, tropical walk. Alternatively, take a trip to Mas, a traditional village whose principle craft is woodcarving, the traditional art of the priestly Brahmana caste, and believed to be a gift from the gods.

Cultural Highlights

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