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Awaken to the Standard Room's serenity above the forest canopy, where time slows. This space opens gently to views of layered green foliage. A private...
The Deluxe Garden View Room is 700 square feet. It features one king bed, a private garden terrace, and a back courtyard. Enjoy an outdoor...
The Hillside Superior Forest View Room rests at the valley’s edge, offering a quiet retreat among lush greenery. Wide windows frame forest views and soft...
Discover serenity in your 75-sqm Valley View Villa, perched above the rainforest. Enjoy sweeping valley views that stretch beyond the trees. A calm layout opens...
Enjoy a secluded 120 sqm Pool Villa set within gardens and trees. The layout opens to a private pool framed by greenery and soft paths....
The Forest Edge Valley View Villa is set at the forest’s edge. This 120 sqm villa opens onto a large terrace designed for outdoor living...
Stay in a 90-sqm Terrace Tree Forest View Villa, a treehouse-like retreat atop the valley. Enjoy soft sunrises over banyan and coconut trees, with light...
The 2 Bedroom Forest View Infinity Pool Villa has a private entry. It leads to a peaceful water garden. Inside, the 190 sqm layout is...
High above the green Ayung River Valley, Alila Ubud offers a quieter and more reflective way to experience Bali. The resort is surrounded by rainforest, rice fields and gently rolling hills, creating a setting that feels remote even though the cultural centre of Ubud is only five kilometres away.
This is not a resort designed around noise, crowds or constant entertainment. Its appeal comes from stillness, nature and a strong connection to its surroundings. Guests wake to forest sounds, watch mist move across the valley and spend their days enjoying the simple pleasure of being somewhere beautiful.
Alila Ubud combines contemporary design with traditional Balinese architecture. The buildings follow the shape of the hillside and appear naturally integrated into the landscape. Thatched roofs, coconut wood pillars, river stones, secluded courtyards and open terraces give the resort a distinct sense of place.
The result is a refined hillside retreat that feels elegant without being formal. It suits travellers who want to slow down, discover the cultural side of Bali and enjoy thoughtful luxury surrounded by nature.
Alila Ubud is located in the traditional Balinese hill village of Payangan, on the banks of the Ayung River. Its position in Bali's central foothills gives the resort wide views across the valley, rainforest and surrounding plantations. Although the atmosphere is peaceful and secluded, guests remain close to Ubud. The town is known as Bali's artistic and cultural heart, attracting painters, writers, musicians and craftspeople from across Indonesia and around the world. Visitors can explore galleries, museums, temples and workshops or attend traditional dances and religious celebrations. After a day in the centre of Ubud, returning to the calm of the resort creates a welcome contrast. The surrounding countryside is equally important to the experience. Rice terraces, village paths, tropical forests and natural springs reveal a side of Bali that can be missed in the island's busier coastal areas. Alila Ubud's Leisure Concierge can arrange experiences based on individual interests, helping guests explore the region in a more personal way.
Alila Ubud was conceived as a contemporary interpretation of a traditional Balinese hillside village. Instead of dominating the valley, the architecture follows the natural contours of the land. The resort's rooms are arranged across 14 blocks, creating the appearance of a small village. Pathways, steps, gardens and courtyards connect the different areas while preserving a feeling of privacy. Natural materials are used throughout the property. Wood, local stone and traditional alang-alang roofs soften the modern lines of the buildings. Large windows, balconies and terraces keep the landscape constantly in view. The design is restrained rather than decorative. Rooms and public spaces feel comfortable and sophisticated, but the surrounding rainforest remains the main attraction. Light enters through wide openings, breezes move through the open structures and many spaces appear to float above the valley. This close relationship between architecture and nature defines the character of Alila Ubud. Guests do not simply look at the landscape from a distance. They live within it.
Alila Ubud has 56 rooms, divided between Superior Rooms and Deluxe Rooms. Every room looks towards the tropical vegetation of the Ayung Valley. The interiors combine clean contemporary lines with Balinese details. Wood, soft neutral tones and simple furnishings create an uncluttered atmosphere that supports the resort's peaceful mood. Lower-floor rooms feature private garden terraces and rear courtyards with open-air bathroom elements. These rooms feel closely connected to the gardens and surrounding greenery. Upper-floor rooms offer private balconies and unobstructed valley views. A daybed provides a comfortable place to read, enjoy a cool drink or simply watch the changing light over the forest. Superior Rooms measure approximately 30 square metres, while Deluxe Rooms provide around 65 square metres of space. Standard amenities include a minibar, safe, telephone and facilities for preparing coffee and tea. The accommodation is designed for guests who value quiet comfort rather than unnecessary complexity. The views, fresh air and natural sounds become part of the room itself.
The Valley Villas offer a more private and spacious stay. Measuring approximately 75 square metres, they stand above the Ayung River Valley and create the feeling of living in an elegant tree house. Each villa includes a spacious walk-around deck with spectacular views across the rainforest canopy. From this elevated position, the valley seems to stretch endlessly below. Inside, guests find a king-sized bedroom, lounge daybed, minibar and dressing area. The bathroom includes an indoor shower, bathtub and separate vanities. The deck is one of the villa's defining features. It provides space to sit outdoors, dine privately or watch the valley as the light changes throughout the day. In the evening, the forest becomes darker and quieter, making the terrace an atmospheric place to relax. The Valley Villa is particularly well suited to couples and guests who want more space while remaining closely connected to the natural environment.
The Pool Villas provide a greater sense of seclusion within landscaped gardens. Starting from approximately 120 square metres, these villas include a large private swimming pool and a wood-decked terrace. The private garden creates a peaceful world of its own. Guests can swim, rest beside the pool or enjoy meals outdoors without leaving the villa. An open-air bathtub set within a lotus pond adds another memorable element. It brings the bathing experience into the garden and reflects Alila Ubud's approach to combining comfort with nature. The bedroom opens towards the outdoor area, allowing natural light and garden views to become part of the interior. The villa also includes an indoor shower, separate vanities, a lounge daybed, minibar and dressing area. For travellers who want privacy, outdoor living and generous space, the Pool Villa is one of the resort's most complete accommodation options.
The Terrace Tree Villas occupy the sunrise side of the resort. Positioned above the jungle canopy, they are cooled by valley breezes and surrounded by views of rice fields and alang-alang plantations. These villas are designed for guests who enjoy observing the landscape throughout the day. Early mornings can bring mist, birdsong and soft sunlight, while evenings offer a quiet place for private dining or stargazing. The spacious terraces extend the living area outdoors. Inside, elegant furnishings, a king-sized bed and a comfortable daybed create a relaxed residential feeling. The Forest Edge Villas are positioned directly beside the Ayung River Valley. Their balconies look across dense tropical vegetation, placing guests remarkably close to the forest. Wood and recycled teak bring warmth to the interiors. The bathrooms include rain showers and bathtubs, while separate vanities provide additional comfort. The Forest Edge Villas feel private and immersed in greenery. They are ideal for guests who want the landscape to remain visible from almost every part of the accommodation.
The 25-metre infinity pool is the visual centre of Alila Ubud. It appears to float above the Ayung River Valley, with the dark surface of the water meeting the green forest beyond. Its long, simple shape reflects the restrained architecture of the resort. There are no unnecessary distractions around it. The view is the main feature. Guests can swim while looking across the valley or relax beside the water as the forest changes throughout the day. In the morning, the atmosphere can be cool and misty. During the afternoon, sunlight brings out the different shades of green across the landscape. The pool has received international recognition and has frequently been described as one of the world's most beautiful hotel pools. Its appeal is easy to understand. It combines dramatic scenery with an unusual sense of calm.
Food at Alila Ubud is based on fresh local ingredients and a close connection to the surrounding land. Traditional flavours are combined with contemporary cooking methods, creating dishes that feel rooted in Bali while remaining accessible to international guests. The Plantation Restaurant is the resort's main dining venue. Towering coconut pillars and a traditional thatched roof give the restaurant a bright, open atmosphere. The menu includes authentic Asian dishes, seasonal cuisine and Balinese specialities. Ingredients from organic farms are also incorporated into the dining experience. The Plantation Restaurant is open throughout the day, from breakfast until late evening. Its terrace allows guests to dine while enjoying views of the surrounding greenery. The Cabana Lounge overlooks the infinity pool and the Ayung River Valley. It serves relaxed grazing dishes and seasonal beverages in an informal setting. The lounge is particularly inviting during the afternoon or early evening, when the light begins to soften over the valley. Dining at Alila Ubud is not overly formal. The emphasis is on freshness, flavour and the pleasure of eating in a beautiful natural environment.
Wellness at Alila Ubud is closely connected to the landscape. Rather than treating relaxation as a separate activity, the resort allows it to flow naturally through the entire stay. Spa Alila combines ancient Asian healing techniques with traditional beauty recipes and fresh natural ingredients. Treatments are designed to restore balance, release tension and create a deeper sense of calm. One of the signature experiences is the Rainforest Spa at Bale Bengong. Treatments take place amid lush vegetation, accompanied by the soft sounds of the forest. This natural setting turns a massage or body ritual into a more immersive experience. Guests can also enjoy in-villa bathing rituals using natural bath amenities. These private treatments are particularly suited to the villas, where bathtubs, gardens and valley views already encourage relaxation. Daily wellness activities may include morning yoga, tai chi and qigong. Yoga sessions allow guests to begin the day with gentle movement and focused breathing, while tai chi and qigong introduce slower forms of exercise based on balance, energy and awareness. The resort's wellness philosophy is simple. Guests are encouraged to breathe more deeply, move more carefully and rediscover a natural rhythm that is often lost in everyday life.
Alila Ubud offers a wide range of activities in and around the property. The Leisure Concierge team uses its local knowledge to arrange experiences that reflect each guest's interests. Rice paddy walks reveal the living agricultural landscape around Ubud. Guests pass through green terraces and local communities while learning about the relationship between Balinese culture and the land. Trekking routes can lead through villages, forests or mountain areas. Cycling offers another way to explore the countryside, while visits to natural springs introduce quieter corners of the region. Cultural experiences may include Balinese dance, temple visits and opportunities to learn about local arts and crafts. These activities help guests understand Ubud as more than a tourist destination. It remains a place of working artists, religious traditions and active village life. A complimentary scheduled shuttle connects the resort with central Ubud, making it easy to combine peaceful days at the hotel with time in town.
The setting of Alila Ubud makes it a memorable destination for intimate weddings. Couples can choose from indoor and outdoor locations surrounded by rainforest, gardens and mountain scenery. Ceremonies can take place close to the infinity pool, on landscaped lawns or within other private areas of the resort. The natural surroundings provide an elegant backdrop without requiring excessive decoration. Each wedding can be shaped around the couple's preferences. The resort places strong emphasis on individuality, allowing the celebration to feel personal rather than standardised. The combination of privacy, dramatic scenery and proximity to Ubud makes the property particularly appealing for couples seeking a romantic destination wedding in Bali.
Alila Ubud offers luxury through space, silence and a meaningful connection to nature. Its beauty does not depend on grand interiors or extravagant displays. It comes from the way the buildings sit above the valley, the sound of the rainforest and the feeling of waking somewhere far removed from ordinary life. The resort provides comfortable rooms, private villas, thoughtful dining, a remarkable infinity pool and a strong wellness programme. Yet its greatest quality is the atmosphere that connects all these elements. Guests can spend their days exploring Ubud, walking through rice fields, practising yoga, enjoying spa treatments or doing very little at all. Every experience feels shaped by the landscape and the slower rhythm of Bali's central highlands. For couples, wellness travellers and anyone searching for a peaceful alternative to Bali's busier beach resorts, Alila Ubud presents a compelling choice. It is a place to pause, reconnect and experience the quieter magic of the island.
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High above the Ayung River Valley, rainforest and rice terraces surround this secluded Ubud retreat. Jungle sounds replace city noise.
Reserve a table at Plantation Restaurant for Balinese dishes beneath coconut pillars. Stay for the valley views and open-air atmosphere.
Book a treatment at Spa Alila, where Asian healing traditions shape the menu. Try the Balinese lulur body scrub.
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