Whether you want to spend your time doing the downward dog in Ubud or surfing the island’s best breaks, we’ve found the best Bali accommodation to suit your needs.

The best Bali accommodation depends on the kind of holiday you have planned and your means and aspirations. Whether you’re seeking a haven of contemplation in Ubud, a laid-back surf hang in Keramas or a stylish over-the-top luxury villa for your entire entourage, we’ve rounded up the best places to stay in Bali.

Seminyak

Choose a warung in Seminyak at sunset to capture the softest of breezes before dusk signals the end of the day. While Seminyak is home to some of Bali’s best beach clubs, boutiques and eateries, you will also discover centuries-old temples and shrines that remind you that traditional Balinese culture is very much alive.

Desa Potato Head Bali

Best for: Food-focused travellers who enjoy luxury that considers community and environment.

Desa Potato Head, named among the World’s 50 Best Hotels for three years running, is one of the best eco escapes in Bali, where design, music and sustainability are inseparable from the stay. Drift from a sun-soaked day by the sea to dinner at the relaunched Ijen, the ocean-to-table seafood kitchen that brings its woodfired philosophy closer to the shoreline. Watch waves thunder in as you plot a progressive feast through Desa Potato Head’s eight restaurants, each grounded in local, low-impact ingredients. The chic eco village has 58 artisan-led suites that lean into the brand’s ‘good times, do good’ philosophy alongside music, gallery and wellness spaces.

Address: Jalan Petitenget No. 51B, Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia

Hotel Indigo Bali Seminyak Beach

Best for: Early gym sessions that justify late nights – the kind of maths that only works on holidays.

Hotel Indigo Seminyak gets full marks for being right on the beachfront in Seminyak. This means you can opt in or out of the action, stepping straight from the property onto Double Six Beach. Swing out of bed to enjoy an indulgent breakfast buffet at Pottery Cafe. Enjoy chicken yakitori for lunch at izakaya SugarSand, or simply pad down to the pool to do a few laps. The design-led lobby is filled with objects inspired by Balinese jukung boats that tell the story of the area’s past as a fishing village. In total, there are 289 rooms, suites and private pool villas, six dining venues, a fitness centre and a separate Sava Spa facility. It’s one of the very best places to stay in Seminyak.

Address: Jl. Camplung Tanduk No.10, Seminyak, Kec. Kuta

Peppers Seminyak

Best for: Long, private pool days with the kids and absolutely no agenda in sight.

Listen to the soothing sounds of the bamboo rindik drifting across the lotus ponds at Peppers Seminyak as you sip on your welcome drink. The Green Globe-certified hotel features 51 private pool villas with one to five-bedroom configurations, making it a suitable stay for multigenerational family holidays or group getaways. The luxury villa resort is just a short walk away from some of the most popular places to eat and drink in Bali. Strut your stuff to the shared rock pool in your new Camilla caftan at sunset and indulge in Ladies Night at The Laneway. Rein it in with a detox package at the Spa at Peppers Seminyak.

Address: Jl. Pura Telaga Waja, Petitenget, Seminyak

Alila Seminyak

Best for: Losing track of time in an infinity pool that blurs with the edges of the ocean.

Rise in the dark lilac light of dawn to set off from your luxurious suite at the five-star, 176-room Alila Seminyak and you’ll likely have Petitenget Beach to yourself. This sophisticated getaway on Bali’s southwest coast is just moments from the high-end boutiques, bars and restaurants that line the streets of Seminyak. But beachgoers will also appreciate the Hyatt hotel’s locale smack bang on the beachfront, away from the chaos and chorus of beeping Kawasakis. Alila Seminyak is designed around a communal area that includes four infinity pools lined with day beds and umbrellas.

Address: Taman Ganesha Jl. Petitenget No.9, Seminyak

Canggu

It’s known for its boutiques and beach clubs, cafes and surf culture. And while Canggu was once more of a secret spot than Seminyak, the enclave once known for its proximity to Echo Beach is now home to some of Bali’s best places to eat, play and stay.

Mana Sanctuary

Best for: Travellers craving deeper sleep and a slower, more intentional kind of Bali stay.

Mana Sanctuary is a next-gen wellness retreat designed around the notion that recovery is the foundation of a life lived well. With just 13 suites, it’s intentionally intimate, inviting guests to slow down, recalibrate and reconnect with their physical and mental wellbeing. Party people, this is not your jam. Programs focus on everything from sleep optimisation to movement, nutrition and science-backed therapies. Mornings might begin with breathwork, while afternoons invite time in the spa or cold plunge or sitting in the stillness, watching the birds swoop over the trees, and listening to the river rushing by.

Address: Jalan Padang Linjong No. 88, Desa Canggu, Kecamatan Kuta Utara

Escape Haven

Best for: Women craving rest and wellness on a deeper level.

Escape Haven is one of Bali’s original wellness retreats, a tropical oasis designed to appeal to those who crave a reset, not just a holiday. Set within luxe, private villas, the retreat is on the map for women who want to get their Zen on. On offer is everything from sunrise yoga to spa treatments. Those who want to go deeper can lean into longevity therapies such as cryotherapy, infrared saunas and IV infusions alongside expert-led programs focused on women’s health, menopause and long-term vitality. It’s the sort of place women seek out for stillness and space, strength and balance away from the hurly-burly of modern life.

Address: Jl. Canggu Padang Linjong No. 85D, Canggu

Holiday Inn Resort Bali Canggu

Best for: Families. Kids eat free at the hotel, which has a fitness centre, babysitting onsite, children’s pool and slide, as well as art sessions on offer twice a week.

IHG has been part of Bali’s evolution as a destination for decades and knows what those bound for Indo are looking for. Holiday Inn Resort Canggu marks its next chapter. The beachfront resort is suitable for both surfers and non-surfers with a handful of waves breaking right out front and yoga classes a-go-go. The family-friendly resort has stunning ocean views and an infinity pool that is a great rooftop perch to watch the sun sink over the sea. Works of art sourced from around the archipelago and thatched roofs bring the island vibes.

Address:  Batu Bolong A No.93xx, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara

COMO Uma Canggu

Best for: Travelling with kids? They will love having access to the Play by Como space.

Bunker down in luxury at COMO Uma Canggu, which has 119 rooms and suites looking out over the Indian Ocean. Sit on the balcony of your one-bedroom lagoon pool residence as the clouds stretch like pink cotton candy across the sky. Hire a scooter so you can skip into the centre of Canggu to shop, drink and dine before retreating to the resort, which is the epitome of elegance. Active types will appreciate the fact there is one group class per day that is complimentary during your stay, along with an in-room yoga mat with virtual meditation classes on the telly.

Address: Echo Beach, Jl. Pantai Batu Mejan, Canggu

Jimbaran Bay

Near the airport, this tranquil coastal area is home to luxury resorts and Jimbaran Bay’s famous fish markets. Catch a boat from the beach out to the surf break known as Airport Rights, then enjoy a meal of ikan goreng (fried fish) at one of the local warungs that line the shore before wandering through the bustling market stalls.

Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay

Best for: Cultural experiences. The resort has an onsite temple and 17th-century shrine where guests can participate in daily offerings and blessings led by an in-house priest.

This sprawling Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay spills down a hillside that traces the curve of Jimbaran Bay. The 156-room resort is laid out like a traditional Balinese village, with 147 pool villas and nine Residence Villas tucked behind stone walls and frangipani trees. The Healing Village Spa is the resort’s showpiece: a two-storey, 2,000-square-metre sanctuary seemingly suspended over water, with 10 all-suite treatment rooms and a spa bale. Challenge yourself in the name of good health with AntiGravity yoga, yin yoga and Pilates.

Address: Jl. Bukit Permai, Jimbaran

AYANA Bali

Best for: Elevated clifftop luxury with room to spread out.

One of the best places to stay in Jimbaran, AYANA Bali pairs convenience – it’s just 12 kilometres from the airport – with all you could want from a luxury Bali break. The 90-hectare resort is huge, occupying a prime position along a 1.3-kilometre stretch of cliff-front coastline above Jimbaran Bay. And encompassing four five-star hotels and no less than 14 freshwater pools, there really is something for everyone here.

AYANA Resort Bali has 294 rooms and suites that fuse traditional Balinese style with classical finishes such as marble bathrooms. Ocean View Rooms boast generous balconies that gaze out over the resort’s lush landscaped gardens that tumble down towards the Indian Ocean in tiers.

RIMBA by AYANA Bali is a 403-room family-friendly resort while the 73 secluded villas that make up AYANA Villas Bali each come with their own private plunge pool. The newest addition to the resort, AYANA Segara Bali’s 223 rooms and suites offer guests contemporary luxury.

The resort encompasses 30 dining venues, two tennis courts, an 18-hole golf putting course, two kids’ clubs, a secluded beach and even a cutting-edge cultural centre, SAKA Museum, that allows guests to go deeper into Balinese traditions. It all comes together across tropical grounds that conjure Balinese culture in details such as koi ponds and water features, with a show-stopper of a main pool – two tiers giving way to endless Indian Ocean vistas – at its heart.

Address: Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran Bay

Uluwatu & the Bukit Peninsula

The soaring cliffs of Uluwatu are iconic, not least for gifting surfers one of the longest left-handers in Bali. Scored by the elements, they’ve been a backdrop in surf mags for decades. As well as being one of the best places to bunker down in Bali, Ulus is one of the island’s most dramatic locations at sunset.

Umana Bali, LXR Hotels & Resorts

Best for: Clifftop seclusion with full villa privacy and ocean views.

Those searching for a secluded place to stay in Bali will find their island idyll at Umana Bali, poised high on the cliffs of Ungasan. The allvilla resort is designed for privacy, with 72 expansive one, two and three-bedroom villas, each with its own infinity pool and uninterrupted Indian Ocean views. Tumbling down the cliffs like traditional rice paddies, the property also offers access to a beach club on Melasti Beach, one of the island’s most pristine and under-the-radar stretches of sand.

Address: Jl. Melasti, Ungasan

The Young Villas

Best for: Waking up, grabbing your board and heading straight to Uluwatu for a surf.

The Young Villas offers a collection of one to four-bedroom villas in Uluwatu defined by clean lines, glass walls and private pools softened by pops of pink bougainvillea. Designed for groups and families, the villas in Bingin form a minivillage and attract repeat visitors who like to entertain. They feature soaring 10-metre-high ceilings, arched windows and infinity pools dressed to impress in white terrazzo. Turn your gaze away from the ocean just long enough to decide what to order from the menu designed by the personal chef you have arranged to cook for you inside your villa. A short walk away is an onsite eatery for coffee and brekkie, as well as Nara Spa.

Address: Jl. Pantai Cemongkak, Pecatu, Bali 80361, Indonesia.

Karma Kandara

Best for: Dawnpatrol surf missions to chase the waves of your life.

Karma Kandara is like a fancy eyrie where a peacock might nest. In total, there are 54 luxury villa residences of two to four-bedroom configurations perched atop the cliffs on the southern Bukit Peninsula. Follow the white stone pathways that spiral like the whorls of a seashell all the way to the turquoise waters and white sands of Melasti Beach. IMHO, it’s one of the most beautiful beaches in Bali. Indulge in a Balinese massage at the Cliff Spa, enjoy fresh seafood with sea views at di Mare, and head to Club 22 for a boogie.

Address: Jl. Villa Kandara Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan

Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort

Best for: Those looking to flop and drop while their partner paddles out to surf Impossibles each day.

Planning a destination wedding? Aussies looking to tie the knot in Bali will find much to love about Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort. This grand dame cascades down the cliffside towards an infinity pool overlooking the Indian Ocean. Each of the 76 spacious hotel rooms and suites is oriented to the view. Surfers will appreciate the fact that it’s a short scramble down the stairs to ride the waves. No swell? Schedule an appointment at the spa. Head to 360 Rooftop Dining for dinner. Join sunset yoga. Or head to Botol Biru Bar & Grill for a sunset session. Guests at Anantara can also sign up for a Balinese dance lesson or pottery class.

Address: Jl. Pemutih, Pecatu, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

The Asa Maia

Best for: Pressing pause on real life and trading it for yoga, spa sessions, peace and seclusion.

The Asa Maia resort is surrounded by neon-green jungle and has been built around the wellness trend of hot and cold contrast therapy. Dip in the plunge pool before hitting the sauna or steam room before coming in from the cold to your luxurious gladak (Javanese wooden house). Savour nourishing fare at the restaurant. Enjoy the cool of the communal pool. And catch the last rays of sunlight slicing through the trees in the company of new friends. The Balinese sanctuary also engages visually impaired therapists to massage its guests.

Address: Banjar Dinas Suluban, Jl. Pantai Padang-Padang, Pecatu

Pererenan

This up-and-coming area of Bali is like Canggu without the crowds. The Balinese village is close to Echo Beach and Batu Bolong and surrounded by crayon-green rice fields. It’s the next village across from Canggu and popular with digital nomads looking for a more tranquil place to live.

Akashi Residence

Best for: Measuring your day with the fam in waterslide runs, not hours.

The Akashi Residence is a two-storey, six-bedroom, seven-bathroom villa that will accommodate your entire entourage. Designed by architect Alexis Dornier, Akashi is built around a central courtyard containing a pool with a spiral slide and includes a yoga deck and fitness area. There are also sitting areas in the sun and shade, a pool table, ice bath and incredible artworks. The villa comes with a team of lifestyle assistants as well as a private chef who will prepare one meal for you in-house. This Luxe Nomad property is one of the most luxurious places to stay in Bali.

Address: Jl. Dalem Penataran No.5, Pererenan

Tribal Bali

Best for: Digital nomads who measure success in wi-fi speed and sunset beers.

Tribal Bali is aimed at those who left behind the corporate grind in search of greener pastures. The co-working hostel will also suit flashpackers who appreciate having amenities under one roof such as an onsite cafe and pool, as well as a mix of dorm rooms and private rooms to suit all budgets. Those dreaming of being crypto-bros in paradise can mingle with fellow workers in bucket hats and beads bent over their MacBooks. Want to live your best life as a digital nomad? Tribal Bali is one of the best places on the planet to try out the workation.

Address: Gg. Tribal Jl. Pantai Pererenan, Pererenan

Premadhan Cottage

Best for: Going off-grid for a few days with your significant other.

Guests at Premadhan Cottage are invited to join everything from a rindik music lesson to a workshop on the art of making a canang sari, the daily offerings made by Balinese Hindus. The accommodation at Premadhan Cottage has two-bedroom Uma Bokulu, which translates to ‘Big House’ and includes a private infinity pool; five Gadang Houses that have quick access to the main pool; and Rumah Joglo, which has a private terrace and views over the rice fields and tropical gardens.

Address: No.23-26, Pererenan, Kec. Mengwi

Kuta Beach

Australians have been travelling to Kuta on Bali’s southern coast since the 1970s. While this stretch of sand might now be less popular than the hipster-clogged enclaves of Seminyak and Canggu, it doesn’t come with the same price tag, and so remains Bali’s best spot for backpackers partial to a cheap Bintang (and phallic bottle opener).

Mamaka by Ovolo

Best for: Floating above Kuta in Bali’s highest infinity pool with the gals.

Mamaka by Ovolo is more like an elegant urban resort than a hotel. The vibrant 191-room boutique hotel has pops of colour throughout and curtains of greenery that wrap around the beachfront property like velvet upholstery. The resort is mere metres away from Kuta Beach, where you can watch the waves crash on the sand. Mamaka by Ovolo is the only hotel in the world with an official Rip Curl School of Surf onsite so you can embrace the thrill of riding the waves. Check for real-time updates on the live Kuta Surf Cam. If the sea looks like a granite slab, head to the rooftop where you will find Kuta Social Club.

Foodies also flock to Street 32.

Address: Jl. Pantai Kuta No.32, Legian, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

Holiday Inn Resort Baruna Bali

Best for: Families. In addition to Rascals Kids’ Club, there’s a playground, and kids under the age of 12 eat for free at the Palms.

Catching a free airport shuttle to Holiday Inn Resort Baruna Bali is one of the perks of a stay. The resort has direct access to South Kuta Beach, so you can drift from your king-sized bed to your walk-out patio. Those planning a big, fat destination wedding should book out all 193 rooms at the resort, which has a kids’ pool, cabanas and poolside loungers. Book a massage at Tea Tree Spa and order light bites at Envy. Holidaying sans kidlets? Tuck a frangipani behind your ear and paddle to the Pool Bar for a pina colada.

Address: Jl. Wana Segara No.33, Tuban, Kec. Kuta

InterContinental Bali Resort

Best for: Settling scores with your mates on the resort’s court, where ‘friendly’ rallies can quickly escalate.

InterContinental Bali Resort was one of the first five-star resorts to be built in South Kuta. The property, which has recently had a refresh, remains as popular as ever with guests who want proximity to the surf beaches, restaurants, bars and boutiques. Join your kids spinning in and out of the beachfront pool before handing them over to a nanny so you can settle in at the Sunset Beach Bar & Grill. Meander along the paths that twist through the manicured gardens to find the fitness centre, Spa Uluwatu and Japanese bonsai garden. Savour a seafood platter at Bella Cucina, and tuck into teppanyaki at KO Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge.

Address: Uluwatu St No.45, Jimbaran, South Kuta

Ubud

There are two types of visitors to Bali: those who head straight for the lacquered green landscapes of Ubud and those who leave the airport bound for the beaches. The central hills district is for those craving a hit of Balinese culture, surrounded by terraced rice fields and jungle.

Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

Best for: Fans of Eat, Pray, Love. Actress Julia Roberts and her family stayed in one of the private residences during filming.

Set above a jungle-wrapped bend of the Ayung River near Ubud, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan swaps ocean for rainforest and rice terraces. Guests can even check in by river, as former US president Barack Obama and his family did, arriving after a gentle rafting trip. Villas and suites look onto lush slopes and the water below, anchored by the Sacred River Spa and its restorative rituals. Days slide between poolside lazing, temple visits and signature experiences such as Starry Night Meditation and the cocoonlike Sacred Nap in the Dharma Shanti Bale.

Address: Jl. Raya Sayan, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud,

Cicada Resort Bali Ubud, Autograph Collection

Best for: Conscious travellers who trust the Marriott resort to stay true to its philosophy: Good for me, Good for the World.

Cicada Resort Bali Ubud, Autograph Collection, in Sebatu, just beyond the Tegallalang rice fields, is pitching something more purposeful than your average Bali stay. Its Curated Journeys of Self Transformation draw on Balinese ritual, mythology and the rhythms of nature for travellers seeking stillness with substance. There’s a private onsite Melukat purification spring, holistic treatments at Pravi Spa and mindful dining experiences. Suites and pool villas are tucked into rainforest, but the focus here is less escape, more reset with intent.

Address: Jl. Raya Bilukan, Sebatu, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar

Plataran Ubud Hotel & Spa, Ubud

Best for: Travellers seeking a slower, more contemplative stay in the heart of Ubud.

Tucked into the folds and pleats of Ubud’s emerald landscape, Plataran Ubud Hotel & Spa feels far from the clot of gridlocked Gojeks, yet close enough to dip into galleries, temples, bars and eateries. Rice paddies fringe the property, where days move from morning yoga to spa rituals and evenings scored by soft gamelan. This peaceful sanctuary is less about spectacle, more about stillness. Prefer to be by the coast? Visit Plataran Menjangan Resort & Spa.

Address: Jl. Raya Hanoman Pengosekan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali

Maya Ubud Resort & Spa, Bali

Best for: Exploring the sacred Petanu River, which snakes through rice terraces and rainforest for 50 kilometres.

Your skin will be redolent with clove oil throughout your stay at Maya Ubud Resort & Spa as you indulge in therapies and rituals. Maya is nestled on an 18-hectare parcel of land fringed with palms. Expect a sigh to ripple along the walkway that leads to the yoga pavilion, where the bright melody of bells bounces all around. There are dedicated yoga, Pilates and meditation sessions with a private instructor. Refuel at Mayasari or The River Café and enjoy a drink at the Tree Bar.

Address: Jl. Gn. Sari, Peliatan, Kecamatan Ubud

Soulshine Bali

Best for: Socalled soul rockers who gather to find healing through music and sound.

Don’t be surprised if musician Michael Franti makes a cameo in the yoga shala at the end of shavasana. That’s simply part of a stay at Soulshine Bali, the sound and luxury wellness resort owned by the rapper. The resort looks like it might have been reimagined by Dr Seuss with whimsical murals, overwater swings and waterslides. All up there are 33 suites, some with oversized bathtubs, balconies and record players. Complement your stay with visits to the spa and restaurant.

Address: Jl. Ambarawati, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud

Buahan, A Banyan Tree Escape

Best for: Naturelovers who appreciate the Firefly Project, designed to protect the insects that fly like sparks in the night.

Buahan, A Banyan Tree Escape is an adult-only “conscious luxury" retreat with 16 private pool villas in the jungle outside Ubud. Rise with the sun in your open-air villa to views over Bali’s seven peaks, shrouded in gauzy mist at dawn. Villas are built from hardwoods salvaged from old boatyards, with bales that nod to traditional Balinese places of ceremony. Sustainability runs through a zero-waste, plant-forward menu, stewardship of the surrounds, and a cultural approach to wellness in the Toja Spa.

Address: Buahan Kaja, Payangan, Gianyar Regency, Bali

Nusa Dua

Enjoying a beachside holiday in Nusa Dua is not a magic formula. Book a suite in an oceanfront resort suffused with frangipanis, sink into a sun lounger for a week or two and spend your time jalanjalan (going for a walk) to local temples and neighbourhood warungs. It’s Bali minus the mad bustle.

REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort Nusa Dua

Best for: A results-driven wellness stay that goes beyond the usual spa brief.

Set within a secluded pocket of Nusa Dua, REVĪVŌ swaps out poolside cocktails for something more structured and wholesome. Guests work with a team of practitioners to build personalised programs aimed at improving health span, covering exercise, nutrition, sleep and diet. Days might include Pilates, breathwork and targeted therapies, with open-air spaces designed to keep things calm rather than clinical. It’s way less about ticking off treatments and more about measurable resets, with a growing focus on evidence-based longevity and biohacking interventions.

Address: Jalan Desa Sawangan, Benoa

The Ritz-Carlton, Bali

Best for: Beachfront luxury that makes everything feel easier for families with tots or teens in tow.

Surfers will love reliving their best cutback at Breezes Lounge at The Ritz-Carlton, Bali, but the real appeal is that it offers something for everyone. Teens love Snapchatting pics of the floating breakfast; foodies bounce from Senses for breakfast to Bejana for lunch and Beach Grill for dinner. Expect kids in floral hats playing in the pool, teens beachbound in bikinis and boardies, and grizzled surfers padding down to the sands of Nusa Dua.

Address: Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Benoa

Renaissance Bali Nusa Dua Resort

Best for: Balancing family time and downtime, with one pool set up for volleyball and another with play equipment dedicated to kids.

Look up Renaissance Bali Nusa Dua Resort on Google Earth and you’ll see an expansive property softened by blue-green pools set like gems into the earth. The Marriott property has contemporary corners made for reflection and atmospheric eateries for guests who want to mingle. There are 307 suites and four distinct pools for varied experiences. Forgo the gym and hire a bike to explore every nook of the Nusa Dua neighbourhood.

Address: Kawasan Pariwisata Lot SW 4 & 5, Nusa Dua Bali, Bali

The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa

Best for: Conscious travellers who appreciate the resort’s “Serve 360: Doing Good in Every Direction" initiative.

The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, is aimed at everyone from business travellers to honeymooners who want space away from their weird rellos. Although it opened more than 30 years ago, all 287 rooms have been brought thoroughly up to date. The Laguna now caters to modern travellers who might want Bali lobster in brown butter sauce at Arwana or a moonlight massage in the spa. The resort supports charities like the Scholars of Sustenance Foundation, providing meals to underprivileged Balinese families.

Address: Kawasan Pariwisata, Jl. Nusa Dua No.2 Lot N, Benoa, South Kuta

Paradisus by Meliá Bali

Best for: Travellers who want a structured, all-inclusive stay.

New to Nusa Dua, Paradisus by Meliá Bali brings a reworked all-inclusive model to the island, with 492 suites, seven private villas, four pools and eight dining venues. Set on the beachfront, days are designed to run smoothly, with dining, drinks and activities folded into one seamless stay. The resort can accommodate flop-and-drop holidays, but is far from formulaic, with curated experiences inspired by Bali’s culture, natural beauty and way of life.

Address: Jl. ITDC Nusa Dua Lot BC, Benoa