Amandari

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Rooms + Suites
Wellness
Restaurant + Bar
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Property Overview

Inspired by a traditional village, Amandari is framed by jungle and rice terraces in Bali’s cultural heartland. Thatched houses – some with pools, all with private tropical gardens – have guests staying under bamboo ceilings with suites elegantly outfitted in teak and coconut-wood. The grounds are both sacred and essential to local families: children attend dance classes here. Guests will enjoy seeing religious processions pass through regularly, leading down the steps that spill below Amandari to a 7th-century stone tiger – a motif repeated throughout the property. They are welcome to follow the road out of the village to hike or bike the emerald-green landscape; or, head further afield for artisan villages, hidden temples, and the palaces and boutiques of Ubud.

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SmartFlyer Exclusives

Welcome note from agent to guest prepared by resort
Continental breakfast
Room upgrade subject to availability on check in
Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability
A complimentary a la carte lunch for up to two people per room, once during stay, excluding alcohol, taxes and gratuities once during stay

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Agent Tips

During the evenings, local schoolchildren perform a gorgeous, authentic dance in traditional costume for the guests.
Guests will love the opportunity to take a cooking class and take part in a traditional blessing ceremony.

Rooms + Suites

Peaceful spirit.

Surrounded by traditional paras-stone walls, each of the freestanding suites is accessed by a traditional Balinese stone gateway, leading to private courtyard gardens and sumptuous interiors.

Wellness

Calming and surrounded by nature.

The thirty-two-meter, green-tiled main pool lies close to the edge of the gorge with spectacular views of the rice terraces. An adjacent music pavilion hosts nightly gamelan players and regular dance performances. There's also a fitness center offering cardiovascular equipment overlooking the lotus pond.

The spa comprises two open-air bales, a beauty room, sauna and a marble steam room and is complete with an exhaustive treatment menu featuring local Balinese ingredients renowned for their soothing properties. Guests will feel calmed by this serene setting on a lotus pond (on which the bales appear to float). Treatments can also be booked in-suite, or in a bale overlooking the Ayung valley.

Restaurant + Bar

Fine tropical dining.

Exposed to cooling mountain breezes, the open-air main restaurant and adjacent bar enjoy spectacular views of the pool and the Ayung River. Offering fine tropical dining from breakfast through to dinner, the restaurant serves up a sophisticated menu of Indonesian and Western dishes. An upper level provides an ideal space for more intimate dinners, while private dining is available in-suite, 24-hours a day. Be sure to try the signature drinks, the Ubud Suargan and Amandari Cobler!

Who's it for?

Experience Indonesia from past to present.

Amandari is the ideal gateway into exploring Indonesia's rich history and present-day beauty. The privacy offered with each freestanding suite makes this an ideal getaway for friend groups looking for a stay that feels remote with immediate access to high-touch service. Their activity menu is always enriching, ranging from performances to interactive classes.

Location

Amandari lies in the village of Kedewatan, fifteen minutes away from Ubud by car and hidden on a hillside overlooking rice terraces and the wilderness of the Ayung Valley.