Hot spring Hotels in Bali

Rooms need alot of work, I had a standard room, air-conditioning screamed a ringing noise so you couldn't have it going for too long if inside the room, the shower base wouldn't drain the water away, walls were in terrible shape, furniture was old and falling apart, Thank goodness it was a 1 nighter, on a positive note, bed was very comfy and linen was very clean,towels were new and soft. Did the trick for a stopover, but wouldn't stay here any extra nights, staff are lovely

The Resort is beautifully laid out and located on a steep valley side overlooking a stream. The large infinity pools and the private pools appear to cascade down to the stream. Despite the slope it is easy to get around. The rooms are large with great forest views but the design of the bathroom may concern those that insist on privacy from whoever is sharing with them. A large Decal on the toilet glass would fix this. There is a musty smell in some rooms which may be from the exterior vegetation or a lack of attention to the air-conditioners. The spa staff were very professional and good at their job. The staff in general are extremely efficient, friendly and constantly wanting to help. If I am to balance out my review it would be in 3 areas. The staff seemed to need more guidance on how to better help the guests. We asked if there was anything special happening in Ubud to celebrate Independence Day. We were told either nothing was happening or there would be a lot of people. We made our own way to Ubud where there was a street parade with music and dancers that went on for 2 hours. On another occasion we were escorted to the local village where we saw just a few people preparing for a funeral ceremony. One of our favourite waitresses in the restaurant explained that it was her village and everybody was preparing for a mass funeral (cremation). This event only happens once every 3 years but because of Covid it had been 5 years since the last one and there would be 69 individuals cremated. This sounds a bit macabre to watch as a tourist but the following day we were spellbound for 4 hours watching and being involved in a celebration and festival for these cremated villagers. It was a highlight. Again the Resort staff in the main did not know or care about it happening just 15 minutes away. The restaurant food was good but I cannot understand why they had run out of Chardonnay while the Housekeeping staff had bottles of it. Here again, some staff knew about it but management did not. Finally, it must be mentioned that the resort is quite a long way to the town of Ubud so adding some restaurant variety is not easy. I would like to have been told about what are the main features to see in Ubud and around the area. We found out because our beautiful waiters and waitresses became good friends and filled us in. Something at the front desk for those who are not able to easily befriend the staff would be an improvement. I think the only Management person we met was in the restaurant. If all you want is a comfortable climate and to lay back around a pool with an occasional massage, a basic menu, and beautiful quiet surroundings then Aksari is very good. If you think you close to the life in Obud, you are not.

Our stay at Puri Sebali Resort was an unforgettable experience, elevated to an extraordinary level by not just Lanti, but the entire team. From the moment we set foot on the property, we were enveloped in a welcoming atmosphere that carried through our entire four-night stay. Lanti was instrumental in orchestrating my proposal to my girlfriend. Her attention to detail and her ability to capture the essence of what we wanted was exceptional. However, she was far from a one-woman show. The entire team at Puri Sebali worked seamlessly to ensure that everything was perfect—from the reservations team who handled our booking with grace, to the ground staff who always greeted us with a smile. They organised every detail including a photographer for the occassion. The culinary team deserves a special mention as well. The food was consistently excellent, adding another layer of enjoyment to our stay. Everyone at the resort took immense pride in their roles, and their collective efforts created a truly magical environment. We spent most of our time by the infinity pool, which felt like a slice of heaven, thanks to the incredible view of the river terraces across from the resort. To Lanti and the entire team at Puri Sebali Resort, thank you for making our stay, and especially the proposal, a dream come true. Your collective efforts have created memories that we will cherish for a lifetime. We highly recommend Puri Sebali Resort for anyone looking for an exceptional holiday experience, and we are already looking forward to our next visit.

Absolutely loved our stay at Segara. Initially I booked 1 night at Segara and 3 Rimba, we moved to Rimba after our night at Segara and did 1 night there and didn’t like Rimba at all. Rimba looks nice on entry but the rooms and long dark corridors made it very cold and stark. Luckily we were able to move back to Segara, it too a little work with the reception at Segara as they we’re seeing on their system that the room at Segara was more expensive but I was able to prove the discount rate they had on Instagram and they moved us back. My room was $500 aud at Segara and $700 Rimba absolutely ridiculous price for what Rimba is a cold hotel style building. The staff were all very friendly at Segara. The resort is so much nicer than it looks in photos. It’s very sophisticated, stylish but still very warm and inviting. The entry to the room is from outside in the beautiful sunshine not down a dark corridor, then opens up to a beautiful room, so welcoming and nicely decorated. We really felt at home here. Breakfast at Segara was fantastic, the restaurant is just beautiful, the best restaurant we had breakfast in on our holiday. So stylish and elegant but still has a Bali feel. It’s quiet and not a mad noisy food court like Rimba, definitely don’t recommend trying breakfast at Rimba it’s just like a big chain hotel and food court vibe breakfast area. The pool area downstairs at Segara was very relaxing. Lots of seating and areas out in the sun or under the verandah. The Scusa restaurant downstairs is absolutely beautiful. The design, the food and staff 10/10 we went every night for dinner, I really miss being able to go here it’s definitely a must if you go to Ayana and even worth travelling too. Cant rate it high enough! Our stay at Segara was definitely my favourite out of all the resorts we visited, it’s just so beautiful, very classy and sophisticated but true to Bali style still but on a more modern level. Definitely a great couples hotel or with older children, I had my 12 year old daughter with me. It’s not really a kid friendly resort, Rimba is more set up for families and small children, lots more pools and kids pool etc. it’s a nice quiet relaxing resort. We did venture out to the other pools around Ayana each day and down to Kubu beach for sunset, the cocktails were the best down there! My only gripe is the cost. $500 aud a night! Bali has got so overpriced now and that was on sale the normal price was around $800 I would definitely not pay over $500 to stay here so I hope we get it on sale next year. We stayed at the 2 Padma hotels which are both beautiful and we’re $350 a night and a villa in Canggu also beautiful and in a great area for $450 a night. Ayana is in a more secluded spot, we didn’t leave the hotel area, it is expensive, our room at Rimba was $700 aud for a lagoon suite thank god I only did one night here way too expensive for what you get here and I couldn’t wait to get out of that room and hotel - ridiculously overp

I really enjoy the stay for 1 night. The staffs are helpful and the facilities is amazing. The breakfast is delicious. The room is very clean. The bathroom is very clean also. One suggestion is to provide slippers and shower cap. I recommend to come here again. Really good place to stay at menjangan

Stayed in Bali in February and was expecting accommodation exactly like the photos but it wasn’t what we expected. It’s quite fun down, assuming due to the tourism industry being slow after covid and not having enough business to upkeep the premises. We had 3 villas booked. With 2 people in each villa. The first villa constantly had power issues where the power kept cutting out. The second villa had issues where the bathroom floor was continuously being flood just from having a shower. The third villa had shower issues where there was barely enough water pressure to wash your hair. In all of the rooms- • bedside drawers were all falling off the walls and were hanging on an angle//slope. If you put a drink or anything on the drawer, it slides down. • housekeeping is listed on their website as daily but when you’re there you only get housekeeping every second day. Heads up, if you want housekeeping to change your bedsheets properly, I recommend pulling all sheets, covers & pillowcases off your bed and put them on the floor so they are definitely putting on new ones. Sometimes when you don’t, they’ll just pull up and tighten the sheets already on there to make it look fresh and clean. • bedsheets were old and stained. Pillowcases were dirty and constantly felt like they were damp//moist. Pillows inside pillowcases were dirty and stained. Some blankets and sheets had brown marks or blood marks. • paint was coming off the walls and looked like they had water damage. • bath wasn’t clean when we entered and entire bathroom had a mouldy smell the entire stay. • towels always had a funny mouldy smell and weren’t clean. • pool size was different for all 3 villas. One villa had a pool that would only fit 2 people. Another Villa fit 4 of us. The other Villa could fit 6 of us but wasn’t as deep as the other pools. • tiles were also coming off the floor in all of the pools which could be a hazard to your feet. • outdoor beds next to the pool were dirty and loudly. Sheets covering the outdoor mattress had stains and a mouldy smell. The aircon in the rooms worked well especially with the high heat temperatures during our stay. The staff were nice. We also found that it was an easy location for us to get to markets and close stores // supermarkets to buy water etc. for our stay. I wouldn’t recommend these villas unless they do a refurbishment of most rooms and provide new bedding etc.

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights and enjoyed it so much! The pool was huge and the hotel is in a great location. The staff organised the dolphin trip for us and could arrange different activities to do in Lovina. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and the staff were some of the friendliest people we have met in our 3 months of travelling! From Alice and Mia :)

A must-stay accomodation in the Bedugul area! This is the fourth or fifth time I am back at Homm Saranam since 2017 and never once did they disappoint. The view is just spectacular from the hotel lobby as well as the room (get the superior or deluxe room at level 1 for the great view of the landscape!) Less than 15 min drive from Ulun Danu Bratan Temple. For those seeking halal food, there is Warung Gemitir located just a short walk away from the hotel. Convenience store is also available within walking distance.

Stayed here with my boyfriend and my two friends. The room was very clean and spacious. The owner was such a nice man and was always willing to help/make our stay as comfortable as possible. Very good location also as one of the nicest beaches is less than a 5 min drive away. Would definitely recommend this place!

The location was in a very scenic spot, it was quiet, and didn't get much rain while the rest of Bali got more rain, so I was very happy. The only problem is that its a 2-3 hour drive from the airport with a lot of winding around corners and going up and down hills - true torture for someone like me that gets carsick. People just need to be prepared for the drive, but it's worth it. If you're the type of traveler that wants nightlife and partying, then stick close to the airport in Denpasar instead. If you want a relaxing beach vacation like me (still plenty of alcohol at the beach bar), then this is your place. The food was absolutely superb for lunch and dinner! The breakfast was average, more western style, but maybe I'm biased because I'm not a breakfast person anyways. You can always just sleep in and go for lunch. The pizzeria's pizza was perfection, and all other menu foods I tried, I loved. The service was great, everyone was very kind and helpful. On my last night when I was feeling too ill to eat, the restaurant staff made a free pot of tea for me and I was so grateful. The resort also called a doctor for me, which I didn't even know was an option, and I was so grateful. Lastly, the resort was stunning! Everything made of stone felt so safe and clean, everything was family friendly, there's two beautiful pools, and the beach was unparalleled. The beach bar & restaurant was perfectly situated so you can watch both the sunset and the sunrise and you can relax while your kids or friends play. Lots of outdoor space to relax, and the resort provided a free shuttle service to nearby places. There was even a gift shop that also sold sunscreen and aloe vera. And the accommodations! The bed was wonderful, the room was spacious, all amenities provided, and the shower was wonderful.