Amandari, Ubud
Amandari
Presided over by a sacred stone tiger, Amandari was designed after a traditional Balinese village on the verdant lip of the Ayung River Gorge. Free-standing guest suites are reached via winding pathways, while the curving swimming pool mimics the rice paddies below. Close to the artistic centre of Ubud, this place of peace invites both reflection and the exploration of Bali’s cultural heart. Nestled in a lush, tropical forest and surrounded by verdant valleys and terraced rice paddies just ten minutes' drive from Ubud, Bali's cultural capital, this luxurious resort offers a sumptuous holiday rich in culture and discovery. The resort was designed to resemble a traditional Balinese village with pebbled walkways, fragrant ylang-ylang thatched-roof bungalows and walled gardens. Each suite features a living area with sliding glass doors overlooking a leafy courtyard garden and a lavish, outdoor sunken marble bath, while villas also boast expansive private pools. Guests might take personal guided excursions to a variety of destinations in Bali and sample local cuisine in the open-air teak restaurant, while those seeking a more relaxing retreat can indulge in a massage in the ornate spa, practise yoga with private outdoor classes, or select a book from the library to enjoy over tea in the garden. Amandari lies in the village of Kedewatan, around a one and a half hour drive north of Denpasar’s Ngurah Rai International Airport.
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