Best For
A peaceful and picturesque Balinese escape.
the Low Down
Poised on an elevated plateau that meets with limestone cliffs sweeping down to the ocean, the view from the Alila Villas Uluwatu is nothing less than picture-perfect. The hotel, with 67private villas, is a cool and contemporary, offering eco-friendly design in a jaw-dropping setting. Panoramic views over the Indian Ocean complement architecturally striking pool villas, each with serene, minimalist interiors, seductive outdoor living spaces and personal butlers on tap. Add to that Alila’s signature spa, wonderful fine dining options and legendary surfing and you’ve got the perfect holiday.
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complimentary experience
Each booking will receive a complimentary 60 minute spa treatment for two as well as daily morning yoga.
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The Best Room For You
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The resort has often been dubbed the ‘Most Photogenic Resort in Asia” perched atop a 100-metre-high cliff, overlooking the Indian Ocean
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Each villa offers a private pool with personalized butler and amenities
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The resort offers access to 5 of the holiest and lesser visited temples on the south coast of Bali.
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Energy consumption is kept to a minimum! Using recycled materials such as wood from railway sleepers and telephone poles, the unique design of each villa makes use of lava rocks on the roof, bamboo ceilings and window placement which encourages air-flow and minimises the use of lights and air-conditioning.
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Alila Villas Uluwatu’s landscaping and architectural forms were derived from the local Bali savannah-like environment without intruding on the wild and seasonal surroundings. Using the idea of Bali’s rocky terrace fields and lush gulley, the architects have created architecture of terraced planes, which protect cool gardens.
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Alila Villas Uluwatu follows a dedicated environmental and social sustainability policy that cultivates eco-friendly concepts through environmentally sustainable design principles.
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There’s a 24-hour gym, a yoga pavilion, an organic garden, and a stretch of beach reached by a cliff-hugging stairway comprised of 600 steps.
- Accommodation:
Each individual villa is specifically designed and constructed to follow an environmentally sustainable framework, with its own pool and private cabana overlooking the Indian Ocean. The 67 villas showcase contemporary interiors enhanced with touches of nature and traditional Balinese accents – reflected in planes of wood, water, stone and rattan. Walkways and bridges connect the relaxation pavilions and pools to the spacious living areas. The open-plan design, unique flat lava rocks roof and bamboo ceiling allow the gentle sea breeze to circulate throughout all rooms of the villas. - Location:
Situated on an elevated plateau along the southern coastline of Bali on the Bukit Peninsula, conveniently located 30 minutes from Ngurah Rai International airport, and 15 minutes from the Uluwatu Temple. - Getting there:
Alila Villas Uluwatu is a 40-minute drive from the airport. You can rent a car at the airport but traffic can be hectic and the roads aren’t always of top quality (particularly away from built-up areas). Private transfers can easily be booked through the hotel for airport collection and drop off. - What to pack:
Dress code at the resort is smart casual – pack plenty of swimwear and shoes suitable for hiking up to the perfect sundowner spots. - Restaurants:
There are three restaurants and one bar at the hotel. Open throughout the day, the contemporary Western-style Cire has comfort cuisine inspired by the nautical surroundings. Across the pool, the more mellow Warung offers authentic Indonesian fare, from slow-cooked pork ribs to rice laced with coconut milk and spices. Finally, Quila serves a Mediterranean-inspired menu of creative dishes made with locally sourced produce, including beef carpaccio and carrot curry. Fancy a sundowner? Cosy up in the Sunset Cabana Bar for an evening of artisanal cocktails, perched over the cliff edge with fantastic ocean views. - Spa:
Choose from an extensive spa treatment menu that combines both Asian and Western therapy techniques and showcases Spa Alila’s special selection of natural active ingredients which are uniquely designed to regenerate and rejuvenate. - Signature Activities:
Speak to the concierge team about the “Journeys by Alila” – a series of customised activities designed to integrate indigenous nature, traditional culture and local community for an unparalleled experience. On offer at Alila Villas Uluwatu are full-day and half-day bespoke experiences that focus on spa and wellness, Balinese culture, arts and crafts as well as environmentally conscious excursions.
- Available packages include Bed & Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board. Half Board and Full Board are available at an extra charge
- Final rates include tax and service charges
- Children below 4 y/o can stay and eat for free
- 4 – 12 y/o child receive 50% discount on all meals. An extra bed will be charged at USD 100 net/bed/night including breakfast
- Babysitting Services are available upon request
- Baby cots, buggies, changing mats, sterilisers, baby bathtubs, mini bathrobes, and kid-friendly toiletries. On your pre-arrival email, you’ll be asked what you need for your stay
Bali is located in the tropics and enjoys a balmy year-round climate. Temperatures average a very pleasant 80°F (27°C) in the Ubud area and a little lower at around 71°F (22°C) in the central volcanic region around Kintamani. The best time to visit (the high season) is May through to September. The humidity is much lower at this time, although there is still the chance of rain. However, it is much more likely to be an hour-long downpour, rather than all-day drizzle.
- Daily Breakfast
- Daily yoga classes every day from 7:30 – 8:30
Average Temperature & Rainfall in Days
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jan
27c
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FEB
28C
15 -
MAR
29C
14 -
APR
30C
12 -
MAY
28C
9 -
JUN
26C
5 -
JUL
25C
4 -
AUG
25C
3 -
SEP
26C
4 -
OCT
27C
8 -
NOV
27C
13 -
DEC
27C
13
Average Room Rates in USD
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jan
640 -
FEB
640 -
MAR
640 -
APR
640 -
MAY
640 -
JUN
640 -
JUL
640 -
AUG
700 -
SEP
640 -
OCT
640 -
NOV
640 -
DEC
700
Rates are based on double room, room only and inclusive of taxes
Visa Cost
Most nationalities receive a free 30 day visit visa upon arrival. For more information click here.
Top Tip
A few local phrases will take you a long way in Bali. Try selamat pagi (good morning), tolong (please) and terima kasih (thank you), for starters.
Local Currency
The local currency is the Indonesian rupiah
Weather
The best time to visit Bali for good weather is between April and October. No matter the season, you can expect a tropical, warm & humid climate all year round.
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