Hotels near SUP Yoga Bali, Bali

Kanishka provided us with the ideal holiday in Bali! It is centrally located in Seminyak. Just walk out the door and there are all the shops, restaurants and facilities. The rooms are beautifully decorated and very clean. Our room came with a private pool. The staff are friendly and helpful. We highly recommend Kanishka!

The hotel and amnenities was great . However during check in , I had a really unpleasant experience. I had booked a room with a king sized bed , however the staff offered a deluxe room with a terrace and double beds , stating there was no king size beds available. This was when to my dismay , the manager named Mr Wija stepped in and was extremely rude to us,treating us like fools eventhough I asked politely if we could get a king sized bed as booked. He was furious about our request and raised his voice to tell us NO UPGRADE WILL BE GIVEN eventhough I never asked for one .It left me with a distasteful feeling the entire stay. Please do better Mr Wija, a hotel manager of a 5 star esteemed hotel shouldn’t behave the way you did

My husband & I stayed four nights at Keraton Jimbaran Beach Resort (just like we did 6 years ago - wanted to come back). We stayed in a beautiful Private Pool Villa (number 403, which is the best one). The villa is, like the rest of this beautiful hotel, built in traditional balinese style. All the three villas are closely situated to the very big pool & the beach. The hotel gardens are stunningly beautiful, with manicured bonsai trees & plants. The villas can only be booked by sending an e-mail to the hotel (reservation@keratonjimbaranresort.com). At present the villas are not bookable through the booking sites on the internet. (The deluxe rooms are though, and a good option is room no 59.) The villas are very big and have a beautiful bedroom next to the terracce facing the private pool, which is unusually big (about 8 x 3 meters). There is also a big gazebo with sheet where you can relax if it rains or in the evening. We even got massage there. The whole yard is free from any views from outside, so it is very relaxing and private. You can also order breakfast to the villa. It has a combined sittning room/dining room, a separate dressing room with lots of wardrobe space + a giant bathroom - all in marble- with a jacuzzi bathtub. This hotel is privately owned by a local family and has therefore suffered a massive lot of income during the 2,5 year long period when Bali was closed. As a consequence they have not had money yet to do some needed renovations, so some parts are worn; The Spa is closed and need total renovation and the restaurant by the pool/sea is also in need of renovation. However, you can get massage from a local woman (Ria W.), who is very proffessional, skilled and nice, or from a local Spa. There are many seafood restaurants on the beach just a couple of minutes away. And it only takes 5 minutes to walk to two of Bali’s best restaurants; Cuca + Kayumanis. We recommend this hotel despite its shortcomings in renovation, because of the ambience and nice staff. Bear in mind though, that Jimbaran Beach is full of rubbish under the winter months, beause of the streams coming from Java.

I can’t wait to return! Don’t think twice about it. I am traveling in a group of 5, I myself single in the studio worked beautifully. From arrival we were greeted at the airport quickly to the property where we were met once again with a warm welcome and orientation of our home for the next 6 days. Their story can be found on their website and is worth a read. We participated in their yoga classes, meditation, sistrum, ice bath, sound healing sessions. Kim is amazing and has impacted my life in a way no one else could touch. I wonder if she knows? A good selection from their breakfast menu was included, enjoyed it next to the pool near the ocean across the way. Potato Head was the first week of our journey to Bali and I now believe it when they say that when the stars align, you’ll know it. And Fysh, if you could be so blessed to meet her here. She took care of our group with her heart and it is still felt! I’m not going to ruin it for you. It’s something you just have to experience for yourself ✨ Pro Tip: Seva Hawaii (on Instagram) may help you elevate your experiences and curate an itinerary for you: From Bali to Java! xo, Anastasia

Very strategic hotel location. I had been here before once for a quick bite at Kahuna and this time decided to stay a night with the family. We were greeted with smiles everywhere we went; the security at the front, the reception, resto and kitchen staff at breakfast, even housekeeping staff that passed us by in the hallway. The hotel itself is quite small, but the room was spacious. Everything in the room was great. Seamless Wi-Fi connection (attended an online meeting immediately after check-in with no issues), huge TV, comfy bed, plenty of power outlets (including USB ones) to charge our many devices, perfect water temperature and pressure in the shower, really cold air conditioning. We didn’t want to leave the room 😆 Great view from the Kahuna rooftop restaurant of Batu Belig Beach and the sunset. The infinity pool was also nice. It seemed like a perfect place to soak in some sun. It’s such a pity that it was windy and a bit gloomy when we were there, otherwise my son would be reluctant to get out of the pool. Breakfast was served in Kahuna as well; it was really great and had many choices, with a buffet and ala carte options. Everyone at Kahuna was very attentive and helpful. Parking is free, but the basement parking area is small, so if you’re planning on bringing a car, you might want to inform the hotel in advance, which we did, and were able to secure a spot. Overall, nice hotel and awesome people. Would definitely come back!

Just back from our wonderful stay. This was our first visit for me, my husband and our kids aged 8 and 10. Everyone was wonderful, accommodating and kind. We all felt at home and their service really made our holiday. Special mention must go to Smiley and Alit. They are both such amazing people - they were an endless source of entertainment to my kids, especially playing football with my son. They seemed to know every guest by first name and nothing was too much trouble for them. The pool is stunning and well maintained, along with the gardens. The breakfast was also fantastic. We were sad to say goodbye and can't wait to come back :) Tip: Try Oil & Vinegar nearby for lunch or dinner - it was incredible.

My family and I have stayed here on a few occasions as well as other 5-star resorts, but we prefer Movenpick. The architecture is appealing from the outside to the inside. The rooms are large and well appointed with a large Bali bathtub, natural stone accents and color palette. Linens are luxurious, which include down comforters and oversized pillows. Service is superior to most Bali resorts. From the personal interaction with Maicel at the front desk to the servers in the restaurant & pool side bar….all creating a memorable & personal stay. Thank you Movenpick employees. We’ll see you in a few months for another great experience.

As a female solo traveller my experience was brilliant. I stayed for 5 nights. When I arrived at night I was warmly welcomed and ushered to my villa. There were a jar of home made cookies and a welcome note by the staff which I thought added a special touch to my stay. In a nut shell, the staff, (I forget the name of their manager) were very professional and respectful. I couldn’t find one single flaw and I truly think I received a better treatment than what I paid for so thank you team. Cleanliness: The villa was squeaky clean, and was equipped with a very comfy bed, excellent lighting, fluffy pillows and duvet. Air conditioning was on point. There was turn down service which added value to the stay. Safety: I felt very safe. It was equipped with an internal safety lock and wooden bar. The pressure of water in the shower, bath and outside shower was perfect. Location: The location of the villa was a bit of a walk from the reception but there was a buggy service if one wanted. I preferred to walk and stroll in the resort. The resort was a Grab ride away from the town and near places but Keramas beach was on site. Pool: the pool was the highlight of the villa. It was spacious, clean and had privacy. Restaurant: there is Timur restaurant on site which has delicious food on offer. Most of the nights I stayed in and had my meal there. The breakfast was equally good with generous helpings. Cons: just be prepared that they’re maybe a gecko or two outside but that’s because you’re out in the nature and in a warm climate.

We stayed here for 4 nights and 3 days, so here is our review. The Good Things: 1) This hotel is located beside GWK (Garuda Wisnu Kencana) in Bali, Ungasan. 2) The breakfast is great. A lot of food varies. There's a buffet and ala carte options. (We love the crepes and green detox). 3) the staff are so friendly and welcome. Especially to Mr Agus, please forward our thanks to him. 4) Rooms are clean and quite spacious. The not so good things: 1) Rooms: needs some renovation, such as painting or etc. Some loud noises could be heard, even during night. 2) Water pressure is weak 3) Breakfast: Some food can be improved so can taste better. Conclusion: This hotel is a great option if you choose to stay around Jimbaran or Uluwatu. We will definitely will come back next time, i hope they can keep the good things and improve the not so good things.

Bernie and I stayed at Akah Cottages for just under a week and were pleasantly surprised by the high level of hospitality and customer service provided by the owner and her staff. The rooms were beautifully maintained and demonstrated a love for the property itself. We had dinner one night at the restaurant and the home-cooked meals were authentic and delicious. After staying at supposed '5-star' accommodation back in Bali, these ritzy hotels didn't come close to Akah in terms of true attention to detail, care and customer service. Our host was lovely and we will definitely be coming back. Thanks for taking such good care of us! Olivia & Bernie