Mountain view Hotels in Bali

This 5 star hotel is really excellent. It’s located up the mountain in central Bali looking out over the forests and jungle towards Ubud. It’s cooler as a result and providing it’s not too cloudy (hotel can be in the clouds at 1200m elevation), you can see for many miles. This really makes the infinity pools spectacular.  Rooms are spacious, we had a villa with hot tub but also had a nice garden, and room is equipped with everything you might need including mosquito net over the bed. As you would expect, the service and restaurants are first class offering a selection of Balinese and western dishes. The hotel is also a working coffee plantation and this is apparent in many ways, from the morning tours (free) to the 4 types of coffee power included in the complimentary room tea & coffee set. It’s a beautiful hotel, pricy though and there’s not much in the local vicinity, but if you want luxury and a great experience in central Bali, it’s a good choice.

This was the most perfect hotel I've ever stayed in. The staff were all friendly. I had dinner at the aperitif, a French course meal. It was called ”Mid Journey,” and it was a truly enjoyable meal, as if I was on a real trip. On my last day, I went to Ubud Monkey Forest, but it was so hot. I returned to the hotel, grabbed my luggage, took a shower, and headed to the airport. I was so grateful for the refreshing return. The private pools in each room were so nice that I didn't even need to use the public pool. I'll definitely be back next time!!

This hotel is nestled in the Ubud valley, built along the hillside in a distinctly Southeast Asian style. It boasts an incredible infinity pool with breathtaking views. To access the infinity pool down in the valley, the hotel even has a funicular, somewhat similar to the one at the InterContinental Da Nang, though that one goes to the beach while this descends into the valley – each with its own charm. Personally, I think it rivals the infinity pool at Ayana Ubud. The front desk service is warm and welcoming. If you're looking for a jungle hotel experience in Ubud, this place is definitely worth considering.

For a relaxing, romantic stay in Bali away from the tourist hot spots, the Sanak Retreat is the ideal place to stay. It is really exceptionally nice located in the middle of the rice terraces and the few bungalows blend harmoniously into the landscape. We felt right at home. The food is ok and not too expensive. The location invites to hiking and biking. The only downside to our stay was that we were there at the time of the rice harvest and the farmers in the immediate vicinity of the hotel burned the rice palm after the harvest. This has unfortunately stunk terrible and fouled entire stretches of land for days. Those who are sensitive to bad air should try to avoid the time of the rice harvest.

I had a spectacular experience at Homm Saranam. It is one of the best hotels in Bedugul, offering beautiful views, fresh air, and stunning natural scenery. The hospitality was excellent, especially from the front office staff, Ms. Rastiti. The other staff members were also friendly and consistently welcomed guests with a smile. I stayed in the family room, which was very spacious and comfortably accommodated four adults. To reach the family room on the first floor, guests take a glass escalator, which made the stay feel unique compared to other hotels I have visited in Indonesia. The food was at a four-star hotel standard. Overall, if you are looking for a place to relax, unwind, and relieve stress, Bedugul is the perfect destination, and Homm Saranam is definitely worth visiting.

This hotel is ideal for a relaxing getaway, with a wide variety of activities and excellent restaurants. The breakfast is amazing. They also offer a superb massage service. We'll definitely be back.

Top interior and exterior, high level service, location near ocean. Booking malfunctions in the interaction between management and staff, at the fault of management. Please install a jockey pump on the villa water system, not worth the big investment. Or you have to wait for water from the faucet.

Gede was so nice and helpful. True MVP. He gave me suggestions and even a ride to somewhere too far to walk! Short walk to Dream Beach (with a good restaurant) and Devil’s Tear. About 20 minute walk to Mushroom Beach with more restaurants and a few ATMs along the way. You can rent a scooter from the hotel. The bungalows are rustic but really pleasant. The AC is strong and there’s a mosquito net for the bed so it’s not a problem that there are some gaps in the walls and door. I liked the open-air bathroom. The shower was nice. The pool is also great. Breakfast was eggs and toast, plus coffee/tea and juice. The outlets weren’t placed super conveniently at the floor if you like to charge your phone at night and see it in bed. The “safety box” thing in the room isn’t actually secure - you can open it with your finger. However, I always felt super safe and wasn’t worried about needing to use it.

The standard room has an AC according to trip.com, but in fact it only has a fan. But I wont blame the hotel, because I have the strong feeling trip used a.g.o.d.a as a third party and put the wrong information. The view from our room was very nice, and we had the banana pancake for breakfast that was excellent. It is a good accomodation for the price and I would recommend it. But next time I would choose a room with AC

For a couple of days, a good hotel. You can rent a bike at the hotel for 70K, there is a diving center nearby. You can order a transfer to the airport, since it is difficult to find a taxi in this area. I ordered to the airport for 700K. The room is spacious, there is air conditioning, hot water and that's it. The room is not cleaned. You can eat in the cafe near the hotel. The prices are reasonable. The cafe is open until 10 pm. The ocean is about 40 meters from the hotel.