Jalan Raya Kedewatan, Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia
Indonesia is home to more Aman resorts than anywhere else in the world, and the one located in the island’s spiritual heartland provides the ultimate excuse to disconnect from the world and plug into the local community. Villagers walk through the lush resort grounds to reach a sacred pool in the river valley below, while local children perform daily traditional Balinese dance routines at the swimming pool area. Inside the thatched-roof suites, travelers stay at one with nature thanks to the resort’s fabled rice paddy panoramas, private courtyards and swimming pools.
Best time to visit : April to September
What we absolutely love about the property and feel sure will dazzle you too.
Balinese-style stone gateways front Amandari’s thatched-roof Suites, which open on three sides via sliding glass doors to lush garden courtyards. Paras stone walls ensure complete privacy, and interiors feature coconut and teak wood accents.
Check-in 14.00 / Check-out 12.00
The free-standing Village Suites are accessed via winding pebble pathways, much like a traditional Balinese village. Beautifully envisaged, each is surrounded by tropical foliage. Single-storey or duplex suites are available.
Offering views of the Ayung River Gorge or verdant rice paddies, the free-standing Valley Suites open onto a private garden. Single-storey or duplex suites are available.
Each of Amandari’s Pool Suites features a 30 to 40 sq. m. plunge pool and lush garden views. Single-storey or duplex suites are available.
Overlooking Ubud’s verdant rice paddies, the free-standing Asmara Suite offers a private pool and interiors with teak and marble decorative accents.
Offering a duplex configuration, the free-standing Ayung Suite offers a private pool and a unique open-air atmosphere, with teak and marble decorative accents and expansive views of the Ayung River Valley.
With an outdoor dining pavilion and a private infinity swimming pool, the Amandari Suite is ideal for families. The separate living room can be transformed into a second bedroom. Another bedroom can be arranged by connecting the Amandari Suite to an adjacent Valley Suite.
With an outdoor dining pavilion and a private infinity swimming pool, the Amandari Suite is ideal for families. The separate living room can be transformed into a second bedroom. Another bedroom can be arranged by connecting the Amandari Suite to an adjacent Valley Suite.
Composed of five pavilions, a lush garden and a two-tiered swimming pool, the Amandari Villa features three detached terrace-style bedrooms around a glass-walled living room and kitchen. Serviced by two staff, it is situated a minute’s drive from Amandari.
Designed after a traditional Balinese village, with sweeping views of the Ayung Valley’s jungled slopes, Amandari has integrated so sensitively into its hillside setting that it feels as though it has always been there. Free-standing guest suites with alang-alang roofs and interiors of coconut, teak and bamboo offer tranquil terraces and outdoor bathtubs. Presided over by a sacred stone tiger, the grounds are not just for guests: children attend dance classes here, and villagers regularly visit the property’s riverside shrine. Beyond the paras-stone walls, iconic rice terraces, artisan villages and Bali’s cultural heart, Ubud, lie waiting.
Jalan Raya Kedewatan, Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia
During his eleven years of employment in the luxury hospitality and travel industry, he has enhanced his skills of multi-cultural company management, high-end customer service and financial forecasting and budgeting. Mark joins Amandari from Amankora, Thimpu, Kingdom of Bhutan. Prior to this Mark held various positions: General Manager with Gangtey Lodge, Kingdom of Bhutan, Director with Ampersand Travel London and more. Mark graduated from Ecole Hoteliere de Lausanne Switzerland 2015 to 2016, Executive MBA in Hospitality Administration, Capstone project with the World Economic Forum – Sustainable Events and University of Bristol United Kingdom 2004 to 2008.
