Amandari
Designed like a traditional Balinese village above the Ayung valley, Amandari remains one of Ubud’s most quietly influential luxury retreats.
Amandari sits in Kedewatan outside central Ubud, overlooking the Ayung River valley and integrated closely with the surrounding Balinese community.
The resort was conceived to resemble a traditional village rather than a freestanding hotel. Stone paths, walls, gateways and thatched suites create a layout that feels organic to the landscape.
Suites emphasize privacy and indoor-outdoor living, while some categories add private pools. The main swimming pool follows the contours of the hillside and remains one of the property’s signature spaces.
Cultural experiences and walks connect guests with temples, villages and the rhythms of the surrounding area, giving Amandari a depth that goes beyond its physical beauty.
For travelers drawn to Ubud’s spiritual and cultural side, Amandari offers a mature, understated interpretation of Balinese luxury that has aged remarkably well.
