The Ritz-Carlton Hideaway in Ubud, Bali

After entering the room, I was still stunned by the scenery in front of me. The swimming pool in the villa can be considered a real swimming pool, unlike those playful soaking pools in other hotel villas. Bali is not too hot before the dry season arrives, and soaking in the pool while looking at the wheat fields in front of me, it feels like the stress accumulated over the past few months is gradually fading away. The view of the wheat fields was the reason I decided to book this hotel, and the scenery really gives a sense of seclusion from the world (although I admit it is indeed a high-end version of a farmhouse). Since the swimming pool in the room is already perfect, the purpose of going to the main pool is purely to mooch free coconuts and fruits. After sitting down, staff will bring coconut water and other fruits, and later someone will come to hand out popsicles. Another swimming pool of the resort is located on the top floor of the spa center, facing the Ayung River. This one is probably more of a soaking pool, and you can go straight downstairs for a Spa after soaking. The price of the Spa here is certainly not cheap, a 90-minute massage costs about 1000 RMB, but having a Spa while listening to the sound of the Ayung River (and the screams of rafting tourists) is really too relieving.