20 Best Spa Hotels in Bali (2026)

Bali is a place where jungle covered hills meet golden beaches, ancient temples sit among lush rice terraces, and everyday life moves at a slower pace. It’s no surprise that it’s one of the world’s favourite destinations for a relaxing spa escape. Whether you’re after the best beach resorts with indulgent wellness facilities, a peaceful jungle hideaway or properties offering private pools and unique Indonesian designs, there’s a stay to suit every kind of traveller.

For five-star luxury

• The Oberoi, Bali has been setting the standard for luxury since 1978. Traditional thatched villas, many with large private pools, sit in tropical gardens beside Seminyak Beach. The spa specialises in Balinese therapies, mineral mud wraps, hot stone therapies and Oberoi signature treatments. Three excellent restaurants and warm, friendly service make this a classic for a relaxing beach escape.
• The Mulia goes big in every sense. Rooms are classically designed with spectacular views over Nusa Dua beach, clean lines, all the mod-cons and luxurious bathrooms. Its award-winning spa is one of Asia's largest, featuring hydrotherapy pools, an ice room, crystal massage, aromatherapy treatments and traditional Balinese therapies. 
• COMO Shambhala is a five-star rainforest sanctuary overlooking the Ayung River. Villas feature four-poster beds, outdoor showers and private pools. The award-winning wellness programme includes Ayurvedic therapies, detox and stress management treatments, while yoga, Pilates and nourishing cuisine make it easy to leave feeling completely restored.

For couples

• Alila Manggis is the ideal spot for couples who want to switch off. Tucked between the sea and Mount Agung, it offers sea-facing rooms, yoga in an oceanfront pavilion and romantic Balinese dinners. The intimate spa delivers Balinese massages and Beauty & Balance rituals. Borrow a bike to explore nearby villages before unwinding by the striking pyramid-shaped pool. Book a Seaside Suite for a rejuvenating honeymoon escape.
• Alila Ubud swaps the beach for rainforest views and a peaceful hillside setting. Contemporary rooms feature Balinese touches, while private villas with plunge pools are perfect for two. Spend afternoons at the infinity pool, book a traditional lulur scrub at the spa, then unwind with a romantic dinner overlooking the valley.
• The Asa Maia charms with just 10 beautifully restored teak gladaks, each filled with antiques, handcrafted details and statement bathtubs. Couples can start the day with yoga, recharge with massages, breath work or qigong, then end it by the saltwater pool or over relaxed vegan and pescatarian dishes. An adults-only escape.

• Located just five minutes from Medewi Beach, one of Bali's legendary surf spots, Kelapa Retreat & Spa is a great base for surf-loving couples. Bright, contemporary villas come with private pools and floor-to-ceiling windows, while the ocean-facing Samudra Spa offers Balinese massages, body scrubs and wellness rituals. Round off the day with a romantic dinner at Tides restaurant and sunset views from the infinity pool. 
• Hoshinoya Bali is one of Bali's most distinctive romantic retreats, with Japanese-inspired villas that are linked by canal-like pools winding through the jungle. Couples can start the day with sunrise yoga, then unwind with traditional Balinese massages overlooking the Pakerisan River. Inventive tasting menus at the exceptional restaurant complete the package.
• Gdas Bali Health and Wellness Resort is an adults-only retreat where couples can truly switch off. Private villas with plunge pools overlook tropical greenery, while the spa offers salt therapy, IV drips, restorative massages and sauna sessions. Enjoy healthy vegan dishes at Tangi Restaurant, relaxing yoga classes and peaceful gardens.

For foodies

• Spa Village Resort pairs peaceful sea views with standout food in a quiet corner of east Bali. The open-air Seasalt restaurant uses fresh local ingredients, while chef-led cooking classes let you learn regional dishes. Before dinner, unwind with a Balinese massage or soak in the spa's indoor and outdoor wellness spaces. Spacious rooms mix traditional design with contemporary style.
• Fivelements is a dream for food lovers with a focus on wellness. The award-winning Sakti Dining Room serves inventive plant-based tasting menus, and chef-led cooking classes use local spices and traditional recipes. Bamboo suites overlooking the Ayung River and healing Balinese spa rituals complete the experience.
• Blue Karma Dijiwa Ubud is a great choice for foodies, thanks to its Indo-Asian restaurant serving dishes made with vegetables from the hotel's own gardens. Join a Balinese cooking class or learn to make coconut oil, then unwind with a massage at the Flying Bamboo Spa overlooking the jungle. Individually designed luxurious suites and villas perfectly marry traditional Indonesian architecture with up-to-the-minute modern comforts.
• Kappa Senses puts great food at the heart of the experience. Expect beautifully presented Indonesian and international dishes, leisurely breakfasts and hands-on Balinese cooking classes led by local chefs. Afterwards, head to OmTara Spa for a traditional Balinese massage, herbal body ritual or a session in the sauna before relaxing by the pool. The tranquil decor features soothing water elements and lush landscapes, creating a peaceful atmosphere.

For families

• Mathis Retreat gives families plenty of space to spread out, with garden bungalows, inter-connecting rooms and a large infinity pool overlooking the rice paddies. Parents can sneak off to the spa for a Balinese massage, flower baths and aromatherapy treatments, while kids enjoy outdoor adventures. Everyone will enjoy the Asian inspired dishes at open-air Terracotta Restaurant.
• Viceroy Bali feels wonderfully exclusive without forgetting families' needs. Spacious multi-bedroom pool villas come with private plunge pools, panoramic valley views, coffee machines and fine thread sheets. The award-winning Akoya Spa offers Balinese massages, warm lava stone therapy or rejuvenating body scrubs. Acclaimed Apéritif restaurant and activities including cooking classes, yoga and Balinese dance ensure there's something for every generation.
• St Regis Bali Resort is an ideal base for families, with beachfront villas, lagoon access and a dedicated kids club keeping little ones entertained. Parents will love the Iridium Spa with its traditional Balinese massages, gemstone therapies and sea salt body scrubs. Famous brunch at Boneka or dinner at Kayuputi, plus traditional rindik music and fire dances under the stars, gives everyone something to enjoy.

• Ayana Resort & Spa has enough to keep every age happy, from kids clubs, 19 restaurants, private beaches and 12 pools. Family-friendly Balinese-style villas and European-style suites are tucked into tropical gardens. While the little ones stay entertained, parents can retreat to the award-winning AYANA Spa for Thalassotherapy, hot stone massages or traditional Balinese healing rituals before sunset drinks at Rock Bar.
• Conrad Bali makes family holidays feel effortless with large suites, four pools and a lively kids club just steps from Nusa Dua Beach. The vibe is relaxed-luxe, with breezy open spaces and touches of Balinese woodwork. Adults can unwind with Balinese massages, marine-inspired therapies or a traditional hammam at the spa, before everyone comes together for seafood at Eight Degrees South.
• Nirjhara offers a quieter family escape surrounded by rice paddies, with quirky canopy suites and private villas with plunge pools. There's plenty to keep everyone active, from surfing and cycling to yoga and horse riding. The spa focuses on traditional Balinese massages, herbal body scrubs and natural therapies, while Ambu serves relaxed, locally inspired dishes overlooking the jungle.

For great value

• Set among peaceful rice paddies with views towards the Indian Ocean, The Samata is all about feeling your best. There are just ten spacious suites and villas, a spa offering traditional Balinese treatments, sunrise yoga, and a serious gym complete with a boxing ring. Healthy dishes at Zensō round things off, though delicious comfort food is on the menu too if you fancy something a bit more indulgent. An affordable base.

Still not sure?

• Explore our full list of the best places to stay in Bali,
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