Best Hotels & Boutique Hideaways in Bali

Review our curated collection of the best places to stay in Bali and the Indonesian archipelago.

Bali has evenly consistent year-round temperatures, with two seasons. The dry season runs from May to September and the wet from October to April. While seasonally these periods differ greatly in characteristics, the actual temperature doesn't vary so much - with an average high of 29ºC to 33ºC all year round. In fact, the average low temperature fluctuates even less, as it is just 22ºC or 23ºC every month of the year.

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~~Como Shambhala~~

Luxurious and wildly romantic spa and wellness retreat set on a the peaceful banks of Ayung River in Bali's lush jungle close to spiritual Ubud, this world-leading destination spa will balance your mind, rejuvenate your body and thoroughly revitalise your overall wellbeing. A holistic approach is taken to re-invigorate your mind, body and spirit, through expert programmes for health and wellbeing, incorporating tailored exercise, yoga, meditation, spa treatments, and specialist COMO Shambhala cuisine. Bliss out at COMO Shambhala

~~Six Senses Uluwatu~~

Perched on the Bukit Peninsula, Six Senses Uluwatu brings a new level of luxury to southern Bali with its all suites and villas offering. Whilst the area is known for its limestone cliffs, beautiful beaches, and one of the top surf spots in the world (suitable for all levels), Six Senses is renowned for its impeccable service, luxury accommodation and first class spa and wellness programmes.

~~The Legian Bali~~

A sophisticated, oceanfront all-suite boutique hotel in lively Seminyak, but set on a quiet beach - making The Legian Bali a fabulous place to enjoy the magic of Bali in a relaxed setting.

~~The Club at The Legian~~

The Club at The Legian is a stunning collection of secluded, luxury private pool villas (from 1 to 3 bedrooms) set in the heart of Bali's buzzy Seminyak, on the island's south coast. Set back from a tranquil stretch of Seminyak Beach in a quiet enclave, luxurious living is redefined at The Club, and comes with access to all the facilities of its adjacent sister hotel, The Legian.

~~Spa Village Tembok~~

Set in a landscape of great natural beauty, this boutique adult only yoga and wellness retreat is the ideal environment in which to throw off the cares and stresses of the world and succumb to the pleasures of re-balancing body and soul. It's also incredibly good value! Reflecting Bali's natural spirituality, the environment here is soft and serene; it's people go about their days in a caring manner that brings calm to the harried, and peace to the stressed; it's truly possible to recapture one's sense of self at Spa Village Tembok

~~Amanwana, Moyo Island~~

Meaning 'peaceful forest', romantic Amanwana is the only resort on the remote island of Moyo, a pristine nature and marine reserve off the east coast of Bali. Its 20 ultra-stylish and luxurious tents enjoy wonderful views of the crystal clear Flores Sea, a superlative hideaway for blissing out on the beach, boating, scuba diving and snorkelling in peaceful seclusion.

~~Amanikan~~

Luxury custom-built 32m teak coastal cruiser with 3 air-conditioned cabins moored on Moyo Island, between Bali and Flores in the Indonesian Archipelago, Amanikan can be chartered from May to October to cruise the islands and visit the famous Komodo National Park. Designed to reflect the appearance of a traditional teak spice trading vessel but with all the modern comforts, with a dedicated crew of 10. Once aboard this ultra-smart floating haven of teak, rattan and crisp linen, guests can take life at their own pace - snorkel, picnic on remote islands, enjoy diving or island hiking, or perhaps simply enjoy the dazzling beauty of the passing islets.