Bulan (Garden Pool Villa) 208 sqm

Peace and quiet pervade this villa’s second-floor bedroom, which opens up to a colorful garden terrace.

The first-floor poolside living area, meanwhile, encourages a more lively sense of fun.

Here, time will fly by as guests make the most of their waterside location–whether by enjoying the southern breeze, sunbathing, or occasionally dipping their feet into the cooling waters.

Jalak (Garden Pool Villa with Terrace) 198 sqm

These single-floor villas overlook the jungle that carpets the Pakerisan River Valley.

Each villa sports a wide, winding balcony, where guests can enjoy expansive views throughout the day, as well as the babbling river and chirping birds that grace a typical Ubud morning.

Ubud culture can also be found inside the villas, in the form of woodcarvings and other Balinese art.

These villas are located nearest to the restaurant, spa, and other public areas, making them best suited for families with young children.

Soka (Garden Pool Villa, Maisonette) 198 sqm

Breathtaking views can be enjoyed from the combined bedroom and study located on the second floor of these maisonettes.

The first floor living room includes a section that juts out over the pool.

It is a relaxing space that offers direct access to the water, and is surrounded by a lovingly crafted garden.

At night, the flicker of soft lights placed inside woodcarvings creates a soothing ambience. These villas are best suited to long stays and groups of four.

DINING

Meals are designed to offer the pleasures of traditional Balinese and Indonesian cuisine a little at a time.

Guests are served a 9-course meal that includes an appetizer, main dish, and dessert so that they may enjoy a variety of regional culinary delights.

Ingredients and spices bring out the best in each other, allowing guests to discover the joys of Balinese cuisine in a setting backdropped by majestic jungles.

SPA

Spa rooms are located halfway down the hill from the resort, so guests become more attuned to the sounds and energies of the jungle, as well as the Pakerisan River below–an environment more conducive to deep relaxation.

A yoga gazebo that overlooks the Pakerisan River Valley offers guests opportunities to relax twice a day.

Morning sessions are designed for awakening; night sessions are for meditating in the moonlight.

POOL

Three canal-like swimming pools cut across the resort’s premises.

They are open all day and can be directly accessed from one’s guest villa, just past a private area demarcated by a carefully arranged water garden.

Located along the 70-meter length of each pool are lounges and gazebos where guests can sit back with a book or simply take a nap to bask in the tropical breezes that blow through.

In Bali, it is customary to bathe several times a day to stay comfortable in the island’s tropical heat; guests are invited to participate in this tradition for a truly relaxing waterside experience.

Ubud has long been an artistic center, where traditional art forms have evolved with the influence of visiting foreign artists.

Villas in HOSHINOYA Bali feature walls decorated with wood-engraved pictures, each one telling a different story related to Ubud’s birds, flowers, and trees.

The stone walls of the poolside living areas also feature complex engravings with plant and animal motifs, creating an aesthetic connection between the villa interior and the majestic jungles that extend beyond the villa.

You hear a gentle breeze passing through the villa; it is this seamless link to the outdoors that defines true Balinese relaxation.

If guests do want to explore, a shuttle runs to and from central Ubud.

NEARBY BEACHES

For snorkeling and diving, guests should visit Candidasa, a quiet area on the island’s east coast that offers respite from the bustle of central Bali.

For emerald green jungles, guests should head to Padang Bai; a walk up the coast will take them to a popular “hidden” beach, Blue Lagoon Beach.

For beachside cafes and restaurants, guests are encouraged to explore Sanur, a resort area in the south that is popular with tourists from all over the world.