Amandari
Ratings
Awards
Recommended by Forbes - 2019 Recommended by Forbes - 2018 Conde Nast Traveler Gold List 2012 Asia, Australia & Pacific Nations Travel + Leisure 500 Best Hotels in the World 2012 Asia
Amenities
Room features and guest services
- Internet access
Facilities
- Onsite catering
- Onsite restaurant
- Space (outdoor)
Recreational activities
- Health club
- Outdoor pool
- Spa or salon
- Tennis courts
Distance from airport
29.83 mi. from venue
Amandari Meeting Space
Guest Rooms
Local Attractions
Golf Course
Rafting
Trekking and cycling
Ubud and artisan villages
More
Designed as a Balinese village, Amandari features andesite walkways and high paras-stone walls to mimic traditional local design. The pathway that runs through Amandari and down the valley to the river below is said to be sacred land. Every six months for hundreds of years, Balinese from the village of Kedewatan, where Amandari is located, have taken the path through the resort grounds down to a pool of holy water. Just above this spring-fed pool sit three modest shrines and a 7th-century tiger carved in stone. Balinese-style stone gateways front Amandari’s 30 walled, freestanding thatched-roof suites. Coconut wood and teak are used throughout, while the bamboo-frame roofs layered with alang alang thatching emit a fresh, rural fragrance. Luxury accommodations are divided into Village, Valley and Pool Suite categories. Some enjoy views of the Ayung River Gorge and surrounding paddy fields. Pool Suites feature private plunge pools.