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Hotels in Bali

Best Hotels in Bali 2026

Where to stay in Bali: neighbourhoods first, then the properties that earn their rates.

This guide covers 22+ hotels and places to stay in Bali — Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan, Amandari and Bulgari Resort Bali top the list. Every recommendation carries its practical details: typical costs, the best time to visit, and what to know before you commit.

Bali is Indonesia's Island of the Gods, a tropical paradise renowned for its terraced rice paddies, ancient Hindu temples, vibrant arts scene, and world-class surf breaks. The island seamlessly blends spiritual tradition with modern luxury, offering travelers everything from serene yoga retreats in Ubud to electric beach clubs in Seminyak.

Accommodation overview

Budget $15-40/night
Mid-range $50-120/night
Luxury $150+/night
Best area City Center

Hotels by budget

Find accommodation that fits your travel budget.

Budget-friendly (under $50/night)

Budget

Puri Garden Hotel & Hostel

$15-40/night 4.4/5

Puri Garden is one of Ubud's best-value guesthouses, offering clean private rooms and dormitory beds in a relaxed garden setting a short walk from Ubud's main street. The hotel has a welcoming social atmosphere, helpful staff, and a pool — making it a great base for budget travelers exploring Ubud and central Bali.

Swimming poolGardenFree WiFi
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Budget

Kuta Paradiso Hotel

$50-90/night 4.2/5

Kuta Paradiso Hotel is a solid mid-budget option in Kuta, offering clean rooms with good facilities at reasonable prices. Set back slightly from the beach bustle but within easy walking distance of Kuta Beach, the hotel has a pool, restaurant, and helpful tour desk for booking activities and transfers.

Swimming poolRestaurantTour desk
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Budget

Legian Beach Hotel

$70-130/night 4.3/5

The Legian Beach Hotel is one of Bali's longest-running beachfront hotels, offering direct access to Legian Beach at competitive prices. The hotel is a well-established classic with multiple pools, a beachfront restaurant, and a family-friendly atmosphere. The location is ideal — quieter than Kuta but within easy reach of both Kuta and Seminyak.

Direct beach accessMultiple poolsBeachfront restaurant
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Budget

The Bali Dream Villa Echo Beach

$60-120/night 4.4/5

The Bali Dream Villa Echo Beach is an excellent value villa resort in Canggu, offering private or shared pool villas at budget-friendly rates. Located steps from Echo Beach and the Canggu surf scene, with on-site bar, restaurant, and friendly staff, this is a great base for travelers wanting the Canggu experience without the luxury price tag.

Pool villasOn-site bar and restaurantFree WiFi
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Budget

Alam KulKul Boutique Resort

$55-95/night 4.3/5

Alam KulKul is a charming boutique resort tucked behind Kuta Beach, offering a garden escape from the Kuta bustle at budget-friendly prices. The hotel features a lovely pool surrounded by tropical gardens, comfortable rooms, and a relaxed atmosphere. It is an easy 5-minute walk to Kuta Beach.

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Mid-range ($50-150/night)

Mid-range

Bisma Eight

$150-280/night 4.7/5

Bisma Eight is one of Ubud's finest mid-range hotels, set on a hillside with jaw-dropping views over the jungle-filled Campuhan Valley. The pool suite concept means most rooms come with private plunge pools, and the restaurant's deck is one of the best vantage points in Ubud for sunrise views over the forest.

Private plunge poolsJungle valley viewsRooftop restaurant
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Mid-range

Alaya Resort Ubud

$120-220/night 4.6/5

Alaya Resort Ubud is a contemporary boutique hotel on Ubud's main street, offering exceptional value for a mid-range property. Rooms feature Balinese-contemporary design with open-air bathrooms, and the hotel boasts an excellent rooftop pool and bar with panoramic rice paddy and forest views.

Rooftop pool and barSpaRestaurant
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Mid-range

The Samaya Ubud

$200-380/night 4.7/5

The Samaya Ubud is a private villa resort set on a dramatic hillside above the Wos River, surrounded by lush rice paddies and jungle. Each villa features an outdoor living room, private terrace, and pool. The resort is known for its romantic atmosphere and personalized service.

Private pool villasWos River viewsSpa
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Mid-range

Peppers Seminyak

$130-250/night 4.5/5

Peppers Seminyak is a stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Seminyak offering well-designed rooms and excellent amenities at competitive prices. The rooftop pool has views over the Seminyak rooftops, and the hotel is well-positioned for beach clubs, restaurants, and shopping.

Rooftop poolRestaurant and barFitness room
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Mid-range

Mason Pine Hotel

$100-180/night 4.4/5

Mason Pine Hotel is a charming highland retreat in Bedugul's cool mountain climate, overlooking Lake Beratan. The hotel offers comfortable rooms in a peaceful garden setting with views of the mist-covered lake and surrounding mountains. A perfect base for exploring Bedugul's botanical gardens, temples, and highland scenery.

Lake Beratan viewsRestaurantGarden pool
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Mid-range

Jimbaran Puri

$200-400/night 4.6/5

Jimbaran Puri is an elegant beachfront resort in the tranquil Jimbaran Bay. Set within tropical gardens, the resort features traditional Balinese bungalow-style accommodations with private garden patios, direct beach access, and is perfectly located for Jimbaran's famous sunset seafood dinners.

Direct beach accessGarden poolSpa
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Mid-range

The Layar Private Villas

$200-400/night 4.7/5

The Layar is a stunning collection of private staffed villas in Seminyak, each with a private pool, dedicated staff, and elegant tropical design. Offering four- and seven-bedroom villa configurations, it's exceptional value compared to equivalent luxury hotels, ideal for groups or families who want privacy and space.

Private poolDedicated staffFull kitchen
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Mid-range

Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel

$80-160/night 4.4/5

Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel is a well-established mid-range hotel in Sanur, Bali's most family-friendly beach resort area. The hotel features multiple pools, a waterslide, and direct access to the calm beach promenade. Sanur's quieter, more residential atmosphere makes this ideal for families and those who prefer a slower pace.

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Luxury ($150+/night)

Luxury

Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

$500-900/night 4.9/5

One of the world's most celebrated luxury resorts, the Four Seasons Sayan is perched dramatically above the Ayung River gorge. Entered via a canopy walkway over a lotus pond, the resort features private pool villas, an iconic elliptical rooftop pool, world-class spa, and exceptional Balinese cultural programming.

Private plunge poolsInfinity pool over river gorgeSpa
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Luxury

Amandari

$800-1500/night 4.9/5

The original Aman resort in Bali, Amandari sits on the edge of a river gorge near Ubud with sweeping views over terraced rice paddies. Designed as a traditional Balinese village, its thatched-roof suites and villas each have private outdoor spaces. The resort is famous for its exquisite infinity pool and impeccable service.

Infinity poolFull spaPrivate villa suites
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Luxury

Bulgari Resort Bali

$900-2000/night 4.9/5

The Bulgari Resort Bali is perched on a dramatic 150-metre cliff over the Indian Ocean at Uluwatu, offering some of the most stunning views in all of Bali. The resort features Italian-Balinese-designed villas with private pools, a clifftop Balinese-Italian restaurant, a private beach club accessible by funicular, and an exquisite Bulgari Spa.

Private infinity poolsClifftop restaurantPrivate beach club via funicular
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Luxury

Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

$700-1400/night 4.9/5

Mandapa means 'sacred temple' in Sanskrit, and this Ritz-Carlton Reserve lives up to its name. Set along the Ayung River in the Ubud jungle, the resort features private villas and suites with dedicated butlers, a spiritual wellness program rooted in Balinese Hindu tradition, river views, and one of Bali's finest dining experiences.

Private butler serviceRiver-facing infinity poolSpa
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Luxury

Alila Villas Uluwatu

$500-1200/night 4.8/5

Alila Villas Uluwatu is a celebrated clifftop resort on the Bukit Peninsula, recognized globally for its sustainable design. Its dramatic infinity pool appears to extend into the Indian Ocean horizon. The all-villa resort features private pools, open-air living pavilions, and stunning ocean views from virtually every vantage point.

Private pool villasClifftop infinity poolSpa by Alila
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Luxury

The Mulia Bali

$400-800/night 4.8/5

The Mulia is Bali's premier beach resort in Nusa Dua, set on 100 metres of pristine white-sand beachfront. The resort spans three distinct properties — The Mulia, Mulia Resort, and Mulia Villas — with multiple pools, eight restaurants, an award-winning spa, and impeccable service rivaling the finest resorts in Asia.

Direct beachfrontEight restaurantsAward-winning Mulia Spa
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Luxury

Como Uma Ubud

$300-600/night 4.8/5

Como Uma Ubud is a refined boutique luxury retreat in the heart of Ubud, offering rice terrace views and a strong wellness focus. The hotel features the acclaimed Como Shambhala wellness program, a beautiful pool overlooking green paddies, an excellent restaurant serving Indonesian cuisine, and easy walking access to Ubud's cultural center.

Como Shambhala wellnessRice terrace viewsPool
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Luxury

Katamama

$300-600/night 4.7/5

Katamama is a celebration of Balinese master craft, a boutique luxury hotel where every room has been handcrafted using traditional Balinese materials and techniques. Hand-painted tiles, handwoven fabrics, and hand-carved wooden panels create a uniquely authentic luxury experience. The hotel is connected to the iconic Potato Head Beach Club next door.

Handcrafted roomsPrivate plunge poolsPotato Head Beach Club access
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Luxury

Komaneka at Bisma

$300-600/night 4.8/5

Komaneka at Bisma is a stunning hilltop boutique resort in Ubud featuring spectacular views of the jungle valley from its infinity pool and rooms. Part of the Komaneka family of boutique hotels, this property focuses on art, culture, and nature, with beautifully designed rooms open to the forest and a superb restaurant with valley panoramas.

Infinity pool with valley viewsArt gallerySpa
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Best neighborhoods to stay

Choose your base based on your interests and travel style.

Central & convenient

City Center

The heart of Bali with easy access to main attractions, restaurants, and transportation.

Best for: First-time visitors, short stays

Historic & atmospheric

Old Town

Traditional architecture and local character. Walking distance to historical sites and authentic dining.

Best for: Culture enthusiasts, photographers

Our top picks

Handpicked recommendations for every type of traveler.

Luxury

Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

$500-900/night 4.9/5Sayan, Ubud

One of the world's most celebrated luxury resorts, the Four Seasons Sayan is perched dramatically above the Ayung River gorge. Entered via a canopy walkway over a lotus pond, the resort features private pool villas, an iconic elliptical rooftop pool, world-class spa, and exceptional Balinese cultural programming.

Private plunge poolsInfinity pool over river gorgeSpa
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Luxury

Amandari

$800-1500/night 4.9/5Kedewatan, Ubud

The original Aman resort in Bali, Amandari sits on the edge of a river gorge near Ubud with sweeping views over terraced rice paddies. Designed as a traditional Balinese village, its thatched-roof suites and villas each have private outdoor spaces. The resort is famous for its exquisite infinity pool and impeccable service.

Infinity poolFull spaPrivate villa suites
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Luxury

Bulgari Resort Bali

$900-2000/night 4.9/5Uluwatu, Badung

The Bulgari Resort Bali is perched on a dramatic 150-metre cliff over the Indian Ocean at Uluwatu, offering some of the most stunning views in all of Bali. The resort features Italian-Balinese-designed villas with private pools, a clifftop Balinese-Italian restaurant, a private beach club accessible by funicular, and an exquisite Bulgari Spa.

Private infinity poolsClifftop restaurantPrivate beach club via funicular
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Luxury

Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

$700-1400/night 4.9/5Kedewatan, Ubud

Mandapa means 'sacred temple' in Sanskrit, and this Ritz-Carlton Reserve lives up to its name. Set along the Ayung River in the Ubud jungle, the resort features private villas and suites with dedicated butlers, a spiritual wellness program rooted in Balinese Hindu tradition, river views, and one of Bali's finest dining experiences.

Private butler serviceRiver-facing infinity poolSpa
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Luxury

Alila Villas Uluwatu

$500-1200/night 4.8/5Uluwatu, Badung

Alila Villas Uluwatu is a celebrated clifftop resort on the Bukit Peninsula, recognized globally for its sustainable design. Its dramatic infinity pool appears to extend into the Indian Ocean horizon. The all-villa resort features private pools, open-air living pavilions, and stunning ocean views from virtually every vantage point.

Private pool villasClifftop infinity poolSpa by Alila
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Luxury

The Mulia Bali

$400-800/night 4.8/5Nusa Dua, Badung

The Mulia is Bali's premier beach resort in Nusa Dua, set on 100 metres of pristine white-sand beachfront. The resort spans three distinct properties — The Mulia, Mulia Resort, and Mulia Villas — with multiple pools, eight restaurants, an award-winning spa, and impeccable service rivaling the finest resorts in Asia.

Direct beachfrontEight restaurantsAward-winning Mulia Spa
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Booking tips

Get the best deals and avoid common mistakes.

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Book 2-4 weeks in advance for better rates and availability, especially during peak tourist season.

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Check multiple booking platforms — direct hotel bookings sometimes offer better rates or perks.

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Read recent reviews carefully — conditions can change. Pay attention to comments about cleanliness and Wi-Fi.

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Confirm your booking directly with the hotel before arrival, especially for smaller properties.

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Ask about airport transfers — many hotels offer pickup services that can save hassle on arrival.

Alternative accommodations

Beyond traditional hotels, consider these options.

Alternative

Guesthouses

Family-run guesthouses offer authentic local experiences and often include home-cooked meals. Great for cultural immersion.

Alternative

Serviced apartments

Ideal for longer stays or families. Kitchen facilities help save money and provide flexibility.

Alternative

Hostels

Budget-friendly option for solo travelers. Dorms and private rooms available with social common areas.