“A sustainable, eco-friendly and super-slick resort on a black beach in Western Bali. Villas range from one to ten bedrooms with private terraces, infinity pools and butlers. Enjoy pampering spa treatments, explore the surrounding paddies and immerse yourself in local culture. Totally unique.”
“A sustainable, eco-friendly and super-slick resort on a black beach in Western Bali. Villas range from one to ten bedrooms with private terraces, infinity pools and butlers. Enjoy pampering spa treatments, explore the surrounding paddies and immerse yourself in local culture. Totally unique.”
Hotel Review
Super slick, this cutting-edge resort is removed from the madding crowds and opens on to a vast, deserted black velvet beach, edged by huge lush paddy fields. A design lover’s dream, the villas, all with private pools, oversized bales (gazebos) and super efficient butlers, are achingly stylish. The flair for design extends to the three restaurants which serve a creative fusion of Eastern and Western cuisines. The palate used throughout the hotel echoes the naturally occurring colours of the sparkling sand, crashing surf and brilliant seaside light. The pièce de résistance is the spa which has an aqua roof that creates a soothing spectrum of watery light and a cocoon of peace and quiet.
Written by James Jayasundera
Recommended For
- Local exploring
- Visit local villages and temples, meet artisans and explore the rainforest on the quieter western side of Bali
- Sights nearby
- Wake early for private guided sunrise tours of 16th-century Tanah Lot Temple, just ten minutes' drive away
- Local markets
- See fresh produce at buzzy local markets, or take guided visits to traditional tile-producing villages
- Groups
- Multi-bedroom villas with infinity pools and private bulters are perfect for indulgent group holidays
- Riding
- Borrow a horse from the nearby royal stable and head out for a ride on black beach.
- Cycling
- Hop aboard a hotel bike and explore the stunning paddy fields on two wheels
- Golf
- Play a round at Nirwana Bali Golf Club, just a short drive away
- Birdwatching
- Yoga
- Trekking
- Hotel Entertainment
- Surfing
- Watersports
- Great walks
- Child friendly
- All children welcome. Babysitting services are available.
- Views
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Family Suites
- Quiet
- Eco
- Gourmet
- Remote
- Designer
- Barefoot Luxury
- Full of character
- On an island
- Beach nearby
- Gym
- Chic
- Boutique
- Sea Views
- Artworks
- Restaurant
- Spa
- Free wifi
- Wellbeing
- Traditional
- Contemporary
- Charming
- Luxury
- Intimate
- Romantic
Facilities
- Child friendly
- All children welcome. Babysitting services are available.
- Business Centre
- Plus private business centres in some villas.
- Airport transfer
- Surcharge is applicable.
- Swimming Pool
- Private infinity pools.
- Parking
- Free wifi
- Hot Tub
- Gym
- Air conditioning
- Library
- In room DVD
- Family Suites
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Meeting Room
- Car not required
- Bath robes
- Wifi
- Private villas
- Garden
- No pets
- Shops
- Views
- Concierge
- Spa
- Bicycle hire
- Outdoor dining
- Bar
- Safe
- In room music system
- Suites
- Massage
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
Activities
- Sights nearby
- Wake early for private guided sunrise tours of 16th-century Tanah Lot Temple, just ten minutes' drive away
- Local markets
- See fresh produce at buzzy local markets, or take guided visits to traditional tile-producing villages
- Riding
- Borrow a horse from the nearby royal stable and head out for a ride on black beach.
- Cycling
- Hop aboard a hotel bike and explore the stunning paddy fields on two wheels
- Golf
- Play a round at Nirwana Bali Golf Club, just a short drive away
- Yoga
- Hotel Entertainment
- Surfing
- Birdwatching
- Trekking
- Watersports
- Great walks
Map & Location
What's Nearby
Other Reviews
The Hot List 2011
"Sliding gracefully between sinuous rice terraces and a shimmering, black-sand beach, the resort combines cool, grey stone from nearby river quarries and polished teak in a harmonious design that gently, almost humbly, invites the human visitor into the landscape."
Originally published by Conde Nast Traveller (view article)
