Desa Melinggih Kelod
Gianyar, 80572 Nightly Rates(149.00 - 340.00)4 Star
Property Description
Alila Ubud is a member if design hotels TM and a tranquil and secluded hillside retreat that sits high up on the edge of the rich green Ayung River valley in Balis central foothills. The resort is located just minutes from Ubud, the islands cultural heart. Blending contemporary design and traditional Balinese architecture, the secluded courtyards, spacious terraces and private gardens create an intimate feeling like none other. All rooms offer stunning views across the meandering Ayung River Valley. If you were to rank the 50 most beautiful hotel swimming pools in the world, then the Alila Ubud would be right up there at the top. Moving from the pool bar into the cool depths, the water's surface seems to flow endlessly through the terraced jungle and reach up to the sky. The resort's rooms and suite villas stand above a ravine on stilts like treehouses. The architecture makes use of traditional Balinese design, but it is transformed into a strict modern geometry. Smooth plaster walls and concrete meet with straw roofs; terracotta tiles meet gravel or crushed rock; wood meets glass.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Deluxe Queen Room
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The ground floor rooms feature individual garden terraces and a back courtyard with one Queen bed/ an open-air bathroom and shower. The first floor rooms feature a private balcony and unobstructed views. MAX OCCUPANCY - 2.
Deluxe Twin Room
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The ground floor rooms feature individual garden terraces and a back courtyard with two Twin beds/ an open-air bathroom and shower. The first floor rooms feature a private balcony and unobstructed views. MAX OCCUPANCY - 2.
Valley Villa
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Four superb Balinese valley suites offering a King bed/ a spacious walk-around deck affording spectacular views of the Ayung River valley. MAX OCCUPANCY - 4.
Superior Queen Room
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All rooms are located on the upper level. Feature a Queen bed/ a private balcony and unobstructed view of the Ayung River Valley. MAX OCCUPANCY - 2.
Superior Twin Room
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All rooms are located on the upper level. Feature two Twin beds/ a private balcony and unobstructed view of the Ayung River Valley. MAX OCCUPANCY - 2.
Garden Villa
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Superb Balinese Valley Villas with spacious walk around wooden deck. Spectacular views of the Ayung River Valley. Some villas with private garden. MAX OCCUPANCY - 4.
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Miscellaneous Information
Indian Rupees is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is GMT +8
Opened in The Alila Ubud was originally built in 1995.
64 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
From Ngurah Rai Street turn right at Tohpati cross. Continue on Singapadu. Cross through Batubulan Village onto Kedewatan cross through Payangan Village. Hotel is ahead on the left side in around 500 meters.
Located just ten minutes from the artistic centre of Ubud.
DPS-Denpasar Intl Airport-19 Miles NE
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a valid credit card at the time of booking. Deposits of 1 nights accommodation are accepted and must be received 7 days prior to arrival day.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled 7 days prior to arrival day to avoid a penalty of 1 nights accommodation.During high seasons reservations must be cancelled 14 days prior to arrival day to avoid a penalty of 1 nights accommodation.
Restaurant Information
THE RESTAURANT
From regional specialties to contemporary dining with a strong health selection. Indonesian and Cuisine Natural. Casual Dress Code
CABANA
Extensive snacks and cocktails. Casual Dress Code
BAR
Refreshments and cocktails. Casual Dress code
Restaurants Nearby
- Dirty Duck - 4.5 miles NW (Balinese) - Arys Warung - 4.5 miles NW (Indonesian) - Cafe Batan Waru - 4.5 miles NW (Balinese) - Indus - 4.5 miles NW (Balinese) - Ryoshi - 4.5 miles NW (Japanese) - Thai Restaurant - 4.5 miles NW (Thai food) - Mozaic (French)
Meeting Facility
MEETING FACILITIES
The relaxed and calm environment of Alila Ubud is conducive to small, intimate meetings. A meeting room located on the ground floor of the hotel's central courtyard can host up to 30 participants.
Recreation Information
RECREATION
Outdoor Pool
Bali
0.0 Miles North
Ubud
4.0 Miles North West
DPS-Denpasar Intl Airport
19.0 Miles North East
Nusa Dua
44.0 Miles North East
Kuta
38.0 Miles North East
Candidasa
38.0 Miles North West
Legian
31.0 Miles North East
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