Hot spring Hotels in Bali

The hotel was more than fine for the price I paid, which was under IDR 300K Cons: The aircon ran warm, and did not seem adjustable. Some of the bathroom fixtures were quirky, eg... Shower switch is hard to pull and engage, - so had to pull and hold it first, then turn on the water The shower water gets all over the floor - because it floods the top layer of the bathtub, - then overflows onto the floor - since there is no lip to prevent the water from flowing over. Have to manually turn the toilet flush handle back down after flushing, otherwise it runs on Light bulb is dim in the washroom Wifi was slow loading pages, and I had to set youtube to low resolution to watch videos Pros: Clean sheets, pillowcases and towels Professional staff I would come here again for the price point

This resort is beyond words! It is so unexpectedly and beautifully nestled in the middle of the rainforest with a rushing creek below with a surrounding village of the most welcoming and kindest people. The sounds (water flow/birds/roosters/crickets) and smells and views and walkways to the villa style rooms are so unique and the service is incredible. Infinity pools and hottub so amazing. Yoga instructor Putu was so awesome! It is very clear that he loves what he does and he is very good at it. He makes all participants beginner to advanced feel welcome and enjoy the morning session. Private sessions can alao be arranged for the very advanced. The entire resort is a feast for the eyes and even better than the pictures and videos on the website. The spa is also incredible. There are an endless list of things to see and do in the local area as well but so nice to come back to an oasis of relaxation. I highly recommend this resort and would return without a second thought.

Our third stay at Dwaraka was just as amazing as before. This small boutique hotel is stunning. The staff cannot do enough for you. The hotel is situated just outside Ubud. We walked into Ubud centre easily but wouldn’t do it in the dark due to the lack of street lights and pavements. But the hotel run a complimentary shuttle service or a taxi is cheap. There are a few good restaurants close by. We stayed in a pool villa looking over the small rice fields. The villa is very big and very beautiful as is the garden and pool. We felt really spoiled and privileged to be staying in such a wonderful villa. We have also stayed in one of the regular rooms on a previous visit. These are lovely too and also very big with wonderful views from the large balcony. There are two gorgeous shared pools and you have them almost to yourself. They close one off for you if you want to have a floating breakfast. Breakfast is fantastic. We only had a couple of meals in the restaurant. We found the food quite expensive compared to similar restaurants in the area, although not the drinks. The food was good depending on what you choose. The local dishes were probably the best. The private romantic BBQ was fabulous. We booked direct with the hotel and took the package which included an airport pick up, hour long massage for two and a private romantic BBQ dinner. All in all fantastic value and difficult to beat. Absolutely no hesitation in recommending the Dwaraka and can’t wait to return. Thank you to the wonderful staff who know how to treat their guests.

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.

All of the pools are excellent. There's a private hot spring inside my villa but the public hot spring also worth trying with fantastic view and surrounding. Breakfast at Sunset Restaurant is one of the most peaceful in my life. There's thing to improve (water faucet in my bathroom) but overall it's a wonderful stay

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

Charming quiet paradise hidden behind the main hub of Lovina. I stayed here a week to recharge and reset and the staff, location and size of this place made that incredible. I unfortunately got sick on my first night, and the staff called the room when I missed breakfast to make sure I was okay. They then proceeded to assist with accessing medical help, cleaned the room, brought me bananas and a fresh coconut and went above and beyond. They organised a fishing trip which was so easy whilst I was there. One day I accidentally knocked my ”please clean sign” off, and was very upset to not have a clean room. Despite it being my fault, the night staff did an immediate clean of my room. They accommodated every request I had. I was travelling solo and wanted an extra pillow to cuddle because I missed my partner. The breakfast was very generous. You got three choices for food, a hot AND cold drink. The choices were fried rice (with egg), toast with eggs or pancakes. Each could be customised (e.g. scrambled or omelette). The fresh watermelon juice was delicious. The pool was so clean, and relaxing to swim in. They'd just installed a completely new filter. The room was very large. My room was a freestanding villa, so only me and one other person upstairs. The gardens were tranquil. The location was moments away from the beach (I really came home to my nicer toilet it was so close). The small laneway meant it was quiet and tucked away, whilst being completely central and walking distance to everything. The rooms and decor are a bit dated in terms of colour and feel (more like you're going on holidays 10-15 years ago). But the size, service and general facilities will have you forgetting that in no time. Thank you so much for making my stay here so relaxing.

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.

Got an antimainstream vacay to Bali this July 2023, too bored to get beaches trip so then we chose to try bobocabin kintamani. Travelled all the way from Legian and we arrived quiet late (at around 8pm). Reaching Kintamani, thick fog welcomed us and we had to get ”up and down” way to the resort. A bit confused to get there at the first time, welcomed by Mr. Arie Radyan and the Ms. Yesi (whose friendly and so strong assisting our belongings 😭 - but we were hesitate). Thank you for the entire staff there, appreciate for the help to bring our ”heboh” luggage and belongings 😅 Super tired but when we arrived at our cabins.... OMG the view was so breathtakingly awesome! They provided some bbq stuffs (we have also bought some beef slices and instant noodles - of course - at town) and enjoyed the scenery up there. Hi-tech, very tidy functioning rooms. Key wasn't provided, we had to use the apps though. All those touch screened buttons (to blur & clear window option, for lamps setting etc) were so WOW. Not kind of morning persons but we woke up early to catch the sunrise moment. It - was - totally - ajhdhjejdhwh (even words can't explain 😭🙏🏻). Having some tea in the morning with view was so legit 🥲 Hope can be back someday 🥰