“An exquisite fusion of architect Azuma's minimalist Japanese design and beautiful Balinese elements, Hoshinoya's restful retreat is a gem. Hide away in one of 30 pool-facing villas, unwind at the serene spa and feast on exceptional cuisine at this jungle-fringed escape. A design buff's dream.”
“An exquisite fusion of architect Azuma's minimalist Japanese design and beautiful Balinese elements, Hoshinoya's restful retreat is a gem. Hide away in one of 30 pool-facing villas, unwind at the serene spa and feast on exceptional cuisine at this jungle-fringed escape. A design buff's dream.”
Recommended For
- Romantic Break
- An exceptional romantic escape for fans of Japanese design, with spacious poolside villas, epic cuisine and a soothing spa
- Total relaxation
- Enjoy rejuvenating Balinese massages amidst the sounds of the jungle and the Pakerisan River; this is a tranquil hideaway
- Great walks
- Take a tranquil walking tour through the rice fields, or a guided visit to a Banjar for a sense of the temples' culture
- Diving
- Go diving or snorkelling at quiet Candidasa, where marine biodiversity flourishes away from the crowds
- Yoga
- Wake early for sunrise yoga in the forest-framed shala, or take a fun Balinese dance class
- Art Classes
- Try origami or traditional batik crafts with expert artisans
- Museums
- Local markets
- Hotel Entertainment
- Trekking
- Learning
- Snorkelling
- Cycling
- Birdwatching
- Mountain biking
- Cooking classes
- Restaurant
- Chef Mitsuaki Senoo's menu features a fusion of French and Balinese flavours with a Japanese essence
- Family Suites
- Closest to the restaurant and shared spaces, the Jalak villas are best for families
- Eco
- The pools' subak channel irrigates the neighbouring paddy fields
- On an island
- On Bali, 20 minutes from Ubud
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Gourmet
- Quiet
- Views
- Sit-out Terrace
- Whirlpool Bathtub
- Opulent
- Full of character
- Designer
- Barefoot Luxury
- Organic food
- Wellbeing
- Spa
- Artworks
- Boutique
- Chic
- Gym
- Child friendly
- 5* Luxury
- Traditional
- Contemporary
- Charming
- Luxury
- Intimate
- Romantic
- Secluded setting
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Chef Mitsuaki Senoo's menu features a fusion of French and Balinese flavours with a Japanese essence
- Family Suites
- Closest to the restaurant and shared spaces, the Jalak villas are best for families
- Swimming Pool
- Three canal-like swimming pools weave through the resort
- Garden
- Massage
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Safe
- Hot Tub
- Child friendly
- Spa
- Sit-out Terrace
- Outdoor dining
- Parking
- Wifi
- Room service
- Whirlpool Bathtub
- Cots available
- Bar
- Business Centre
- Private villas
- Gym
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle hire
- Airport transfer
- Bath robes
- Concierge
- Sitting Room
- Laundry
- Meeting Room
- Views
- Suites
Activities
- Great walks
- Take a tranquil walking tour through the rice fields, or a guided visit to a Banjar for a sense of the temples' culture
- Diving
- Go diving or snorkelling at quiet Candidasa, where marine biodiversity flourishes away from the crowds
- Yoga
- Wake early for sunrise yoga in the forest-framed shala, or take a fun Balinese dance class
- Art Classes
- Try origami or traditional batik crafts with expert artisans
- Mountain biking
- Hotel Entertainment
- Cycling
- Museums
- Snorkelling
- Birdwatching
- Trekking
- Cooking classes
- Local markets
- Learning
Map & Location
What's Nearby
Other Reviews
Hoshinoya Bali - Hotel Review
"Luxury minimalism at its best. This is Hoshinoya's first property outside of Japan, and the rooms are larger while the room count is smaller (30 villas total) than most of their other properties. The resort was designed by Rie Azuma, who spent considerable time researching Hindu temples and traditional Balinese culture. It was important for them to keep an aspect of Japan in the design as a Japanese group, but they integrated it seamlessly with local design."
Originally published by Condé Nast Traveler
Hoshinoya Bali - Hotel Review
"With its roots firmly set in Japanese design principles, luxurious Hoshinoya Bali also pays tribute to Balinese culture and craftsmanship – and the result is exquisite. The tranquil resort conveys a very fine balance between the two cultures, as well as the relationship between humans and nature."
Originally published by Telegraph Travel
