Bali | Alila Ubud

Alila Ubud is a very cost-effective hotel. Whether it is the hotel's service, rich facilities, or convenient location, it is a good choice. When checking in, the staff will serve welcome drinks and towels, introduce the hotel, and understand the guests' preferences and needs. There are two things about the hotel that particularly impressed me: first, the staff are very warm and friendly, and they understand the guests' preferences and needs as if they were chatting with friends, rather than having a template-based work attitude; second, after the staff introduced all the hotel information to me, they asked me if I had any questions. I said I wanted two more bottles of water in the room, but during the three days I stayed there, they would put several extra bottles in the room after cleaning every day. 🏨When checking in, the staff will give you a booklet listing the different activities every day of the week, such as morning yoga, etc., as well as free photo taking services. 🍴The hotel offers local specialties and Western restaurants. Breakfast is served at a local restaurant, some are buffet style and some are ordered, with different dishes every day. I also tried the hotel's meals for dinner, which were not disappointing and the prices were reasonable. 🚗The hotel provides free bicycles. The shuttle bus runs between the hotel and Ubud town at fixed times. 💆The spa is also good, the environment is great, and there are many types to choose from. I had a 90-minute Balinese massage, which cost about RMB 500. The hotel is very primitive, and you can often see groups of monkeys next to the infinity pool🐒, but don't worry, they are all very friendly. The second day of our stay was New Year's Eve. The hotel specially prepared a themed dinner (at your own expense) to celebrate the Chinese New Year. The average cost was over 300 yuan per person, buffet style, and there were local dances 💃, which was quite interesting.