15 Best New Hotels In Bali 2024 From $48/Night For A Relaxing Retreat Without Breaking The Bank

New Bali hotels 2024

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We often hear family and friends talking about how excited they are for their next Bali trip. Since Bali is so close and offers budget-friendly yet ultra luxe accommodations, it’s no surprise that Singaporeans flock there whenever they need a getaway.

If you’re an avid traveller to Bali, you’re probably sick of rotating through the same few hotels. Well, you can combat your boredom with these unique new Bali hotels in 2024 that will make you want to hop on a plane to Bali asap.

The current exchange rate is IDR10,000 = ~S$0.84 as of 15th November 2024.

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Where to stay in Bali?

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Those who’ve travelled to Bali a fair bit would probably already have Bali cities they love staying in – Canggu is popular with cafe-hoppers, while Ubud generally draws those who prefer culture over the touristy crowds of Kuta. If this is your first time in Bali, we’ve broken down Bali’s best neighbourhoods and what they’re known for.

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Ubud – Best Bali area for nature, arts & culture

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Anyone who’s watched Eat, Pray, Love will recognise Ubud as where Julia Roberts’ character spent much of her soul-searching journey. And for good reason too – this neighbourhood is filled with zen natural gems. Think rice paddies and waterfalls like the Tegalalang Rice Terrace and Tegenungan Waterfall. Ubud is also known to be an arts and culture hub, and you’ll find plenty of art galleries showcasing the work of Balinese artists here.

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Uluwatu – Best Bali area for surfing

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The coastal area of Uluwatu doesn’t just offer stretches of white sand beaches – it’s where you’ll also get Bali’s best waves for surfing. It’s no wonder you’ll find plenty of Bali’s surf schools in the area, where you can pick up the sport in just a day. If you’d rather admire the waves than ride them, Uluwatu also has a number of beach clubs that offer gorgeous cliffside views of the ocean.

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Canggu – Best Bali area for cafe-hopping

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If you’re always on the hunt for new cafes and restaurants, then Canggu is the town to stay in when you’re in Bali. You’ll find cafes on just about every corner here, serving all sorts of food like plant-based brunches and Balinese fusion. Many of these cafes also operate as co-working spaces, so this spot is popular with digital nomads too.

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Kuta – Best Bali area for nightlife

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When it comes to Bali after dark, it’s Kuta that comes to mind for those who eat, sleep, rave, repeat. Kuta is home to a plethora of bars and nightclubs, including established ones like White Rock Beach Club, Engine Room, and HQ Beach Club. With thumping beats and cheap house pours right next to the beach, we understand why people call Kuta “paradise”.

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Seminyak – Best Bali area for fine dining

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The other party central in Bali is Seminyak, which is home to acclaimed drinking holes Potato Head and KU DE TA. But Seminyak is also getting recognition for its growing number of fine dining restaurants here. There’s Sangsaka that does a modern take on Indonesian cuisine, as well as Mauri that serves what can only be described as contemporary Italian.

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Sanur – Best Bali area for family-friendly activities

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If you’re vacationing with kids in tow, you might want to skip rowdy Canggu and Kuta and head straight to Sanur instead. The beaches here are quieter and offer tons of watersports to try out – snorkelling, kayaking, and paddle boarding are easy options for kids to pick up. Up on the coast, you’ve got markets to explore, such as the Sindhu Beach Market and Sindhu Night Market for trinkets and souvenirs.

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Nusa Dua – Best Bali area for luxury resorts

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With hotels like Sofitel, St. Regis, and Ritz-Carlton parked here, it’s no surprise Nusa Dua is the luxury hot spot of Bali. And these are just the tip of the iceberg to the number of 5-star resorts here. Many of these beachfront properties offer in-house spas, private pool villas, and even access to a private beach away from the crowd.

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Price breakdown of Bali hotels

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– Ubud –

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1. The Sebali Resort

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Forest villas with private pools

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Image credit: The Sebali Resort

On this list of new Bali hotels, this entry is certainly one for those who are on their honeymoon or just crave some quiet time with their bae. The Sebali Resort‘s cosy setting is sure to set the mood. In the room, you will find your own private terrace with an infinity pool that overlooks the valley.

Image credit: The Sebali Resort

Those who dedicate loads of time to maintaining a 7-step skincare routine will love the room’s spacious bathroom and luxurious marble touches. It definitely beats being crammed in a small HDB toilet. Speaking of which, there’s even a bathtub if you’d like to finally use the bath bombs you’ve been saving up.

Psst, there’s even a 43-inch smart TV that has Netflix, so grab some popcorn and pull an all-nighter bingeing on your favourite K-dramas.

Rates: From ~S$244.85/night for the Valley View Pool Villa

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2. Tamantara

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A quiet escape from the city in Ubud

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Tamantara offers a tranquil retreat for those who prefer to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It has many great restaurants around the corner such as Menari Coffee Cafe, which serves a tasty Rolled Chicken Bacon and an assortment of mouth-watering pastries.

Image credit: Tamantara Ubud Bali

Culture vultures should take the Central Bali Full Day Tour and wander the teeming Ubud forest to fully indulge in the Balinese way of life. And if you want to check out how royals live, head down to the Ubud Palace to admire the pristine architecture and enchanting garden.

Rates: From ~S$80.09/night for the Deluxe Twin Suite

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– Canggu –

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3. VOX Villas Canggu

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2-storey spacious villas

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VOX Villas Canngu is where you’ll want to be if you travel with a bigger family. The multiple-storey townhouse villas are spacious and decorated with a modern take on Bali’s tropical features. From only S$271/night, this hotel has room amenities like private terraces and an outdoor pool.

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It’s located just 5 minutes from Berawa Beach, so you can head down for a leisurely walk by the coast to catch the sunset. The street down to the beach is peppered with boutique shops and hip cafes like Milk & Madu and nüde Cafe where you can grab an afternoon cuppa.

Rates: From ~S$271/night for 2-Bedroom Townhouse Villa

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4. Desa Hay Canggu

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Jungle-inspired getaway

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Desa Hay Canggu is the perfect spot for those looking for a secluded retreat that’ll have you in tune with nature. In addition to the plunge pool, the modernised straw hut-style villas are cooling and spacious with swinging chairs on the private terraces. A room like this promises a memorable time with your bae, or a unique twist on family vacations.

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The hotel’s most exclusive restaurant, Ijo, is the perfect place to pamper your sweetheart. There is nothing better than having a heart-to-heart conversation and enjoying a meal in a charming, intimate setting.

Don’t miss out on their juicy Rib Eye Sandwich and refreshing Hay Red mocktail – consisting of ginger syrup, cranberry juice, grenadine, butterfly pea, and rosella tea.

Rates: From ~S$337.99/night for the Jabu with Plunge Pool

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– Kuta –

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5. AYANA Segara Bali

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Food lover’s paradise

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Those travelling with family or in big groups will love the spacious layout of AYANA Segara Bali. At your private balcony, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the ocean while relaxing on the jumbo-sized daybed. Although it’s on the pricier end of Bali hotels, it’s well worth the splurge.

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If your skin is looking dull while on vacation or you have a breakout crisis, try the in-house spa’s organic facials. They also offer a Nakatsuji Massage Ritual (IDR3,500,000) which aims to relieve tension and drain lymphatic fluid, so you can check out of your vacay totally stress-free.

AYANA Segara Bali has 12 different in-house bars and restaurants to truly take your taste buds on a culinary journey. Epicures will leave you stuffed and satisfied as there’s a variety of food such as steak, seafood, Italian cuisine, and local Balinese fare to choose from.

Rates: From ~S$383.06/night for the Resort View Room

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6. Aloft Bali Kuta at Beachwalk

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2-min walk from Kuta Beach

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You’ll feel as if you’re walking into an art gallery when you stay at Aloft Bali Kuta at Beachwalk, thanks to its colourful accents and abstract wall murals. The loft-inspired design and chic furniture lends to the Emily in Paris vibes as well.

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Although you’ll be tempted to nua in the room all day, Kuta Beach is a mere 2-minute walk away. So make sure to pack your sunscreen and beach towel, as you won’t want to miss out on all the sun, sand, and maybe even surf – if you’re feeling up for it.

Rates: From ~S$132.77/night for the Aloft King

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7. Dream of Aventus Hotel Kuta

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Indoor swimming & wading pool

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Image credit: @dreamaventus.kuta via Instagram

Enjoy the morning sunshine from your balcony and relax in Dream of Aventus Hotel Kuta’s lavish rooms. You’ll be able to rest easy and take a load off in their spacious and comfortable beds. Catching up on some TV while sinking into their plush mattresses? Yes please.

Image credit: @dreamaventus.kuta via Instagram

Come rain or shine, you won’t have to cancel your plans as there’s an indoor swimming pool to have relaxing dips in. There’s also a wading pool for kids to enjoy, so the whole family can have a splash and beat the Bali heat.

If you’re in the mood for some entertainment while having a meal, head down to Made’s Warung restaurant which is just a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Their local delicacies include the Nasi Campur Ayam To-Too  – an Indonesian dish comprising mixed rice with chicken, vegetables, and peanuts. The best part is, you’ll get to dig in while enjoying a Balinese dance performance.

Rates: From ~S$72.30/night for the Deluxe Room

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– Seminyak –

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8. Grand Mercure Bali Seminyak

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Centrally located 5-star hotel

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Image credit: All Accor

A beautiful blend of local Balinese and contemporary designs can be found in each room at the Grand Mercure Bali Seminyak. You can also look forward to a spacious bathroom equipped with a rainfall shower and bathtub that’s ideal for indulging in a relaxing soak.

Supposing that you’re feeling famished after a long day of activities, stop by the in-house Cafe Marzano for Italian food. It’s a great place to get your pizza or pasta fix without having to venture far from homebase.

Image credit: @grandmercurebaliseminyak via Instagram

They also have an outdoor pool if you want to swim laps or take a leisurely dip. Additionally, there’s a kiddy pool for your little ones to play in so you don’t have to worry that they’d get bored.

Those who love shopping will enjoy the hotel’s proximity to the Legian and Seminyak suburbs. They have popular shopping malls such as Beachwalk Shopping Centre and Discovery Mall Bali, ideal for a shopping spree.

Rates: From ~S$135.89/night for the Deluxe Room

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9. Potato Head Suites & Studios

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Free access to beach club

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This hotel was formerly known as Katamama Boutique Hotel before being rebranded as Potato Head Suites & Studios in 2022. With its warm and cosy decor, this hotel will make you feel right at home. If you’re environmentally conscious, you’ll appreciate the fact that many of their furnishings and toiletries are eco-friendly.

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You’ll also be delighted to know that a stay in the hotel includes free access to their oh-so-famous Bali beach club. Enjoy sipping on their sweet and boozy in-house cocktails while chilling in the infinity pool. Afterwards, satisfy your hunger with some hearty mains like a Double Cheese Burger or Fish and Chips.

Rates: From ~S$295.17/night for the Sunrise Studio

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– Sanur –

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10. The Meru Sanur

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Private balconies with ocean views

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Image credit: The Meru Sanur

The Meru Sanur is a 5-star hotel that provides traditional Balinese hospitality to guests, such as butler services for every room. The suites are warmly decorated and spacious, featuring a private balcony or terrace overlooking Sanur Beach.

Image adapted from: @dimsaka via Instagram

It’s not a holiday resort if you don’t get to pamper yourself with some self-care. Rejuvenate your body and mind with their Svasana Spa, and head for a Reawakening Treatment Spa session. Or, get your heart rate up by participating in yoga sessions, cardio boxing, and even intense HIIT classes. These services do require additional booking, so you can ask the hotel concierge for the schedules and rates during your stay.

If you prefer a laid-back afternoon, head for a dip in the outdoor swimming pool or lounge at the pool deck, which directly faces the ocean.

Rates: From ~S$376.13/night for the Deluxe Suite

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11. Marine Bay Sanur

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Budget-friendly accommodation

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For those who are looking for a getaway but are on a tighter budget, Marine Bay Sanur will suit your needs. The no-frills hotel is clean and comfortable without many additional bells and whistles to pay for. So, if you’re looking for simple and fuss-free accommodation, this is a great wallet-friendly option.

Assuming that you don’t plan to just lepak in your room all day long, you can check out the nearby La Mayeur Museum, housing intricate wood carvings and architecture. You’ll also find intriguing paintings by a Belgian artist who painted Balinese women in provocative clothing before the immodest dress code was abolished – offering an artistic commentary on the cultural phenomenon.

Image credit: Warung Beach Breeze via Google Maps

After a day of sightseeing, drop by the Warung Beach Breeze restaurant, which is just steps away from the hotel, and enjoy a delicious dinner while listening to live music.

Rates: From ~S$47.53/night for the Deluxe Garden View King

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– Other areas –

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12. Umana Bali

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Ultra-luxe clifftop resorts

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Umana Bali features stunning clifftop villas with direct access to Melasti Beach in Uluwatu. Each villa has a private infinity pool and whirlpool, so you can take a relaxing dip anytime. Plus, each one also has views overlooking the ocean or manicured garden.

Image credit: Umana Bali

Parents can drop-off their little ones at the Kids Club, which is well-equipped with entertainment facilities and activities. Programmes include puppet making, face painting, and even kids’ yoga or sports for your active ones. It’s totally free, and you’ll only have to pay for certain activities, like bracelet making or wooden duck painting at IDR150,000/child.

For adults, take a guided Village Walk (IDR350,000/pax) to explore local temples and street markets. The villa is also a 23-minute drive from the Bali National Golf Club, where golfers can challenge themselves on the 18-hole course.

Rates: From ~S$1,177.14/night for the One Bedroom Villa

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13. Desa Oculus

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Dreamy lakeside stay with infinity pool

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Oculus Bali’s modern and atypical layout kind of resembles the house in the movie, Ex Machina. Get as close to nature as possible with the open-air bath which grants you long, relaxing soaks while you enjoy an unblocked view of the lake.

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Speaking of soaking in water while marvelling at next-level scenery, the hotel also has a zero-edge pool where you can gaze upon an ancient mountain. Talk about wow factor. Enjoy a leisurely swim while admiring the incredible views of Mother Nature’s work. Get your camera ready and snap some selfies too, of course, as it doesn’t get more picturesque than this.

Rates: From ~S$112.31/night for the Deluxe Lake View

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– Opening in 2025 –

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14. Regent Bali Canggu (Jan 2025)

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Oasis-like bathrooms

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Regent Bali Canggu is located near the sandy shores of Canggu Beach, and guests can enjoy luxurious rooms inspired by Balinese contemporary designs. Think teak and mahogany furnishings, natural textiles, and warm, earthy tones. The tropical, oasis-like bathrooms are just as fancy, featuring a hand-carved wooden bathtub, rain showers, and a double vanity – no more fighting for space while getting ready.

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You best bet that you’ll be well-fed during your stay with the plenty of food options you’ll find at the resort. There are restaurants serving different cuisines, from authentic Balinese flavours to international feasts like European or Mediterranean.

For activities, you can pick up a new hobby with surf lessons and traditional Balinese engravings taught by experts. The surf lessons are done right by the beach at the resort, while the engraving class will have you take home a personalised souvenir at the end of the session.

Rates: From ~S$942.32/night

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15. voco Bali Seminyak (Feb 2025)

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20-minute drive from the airport

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Just a 20-minute drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport, voco Bali Seminyak is the stay for guests looking to explore the city. With its central location in the bustling neighbourhood of Seminyak, you can look forward to lounging at beach clubs, shopping at boutiques, and enjoying the vibrant nightlife.

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The hotel also has luxurious facilities, such as outdoor swimming pools with poolside bars serving snacks and tipples. For F&B, there’s an all-day dining option with selections of both local and international menus.

Rates: From ~S$191/night

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(Temporarily unavailable) Arshika Bali Sunset Road

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4-star hotel with affordable rates

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Image credit: Arshika Bali Sunset RoadOur first order of business once we reach a holiday destination is to get to the hotel and just flop on the bed. You’re in luck because out of all the Bali hotels, Arshika Bali Sunset Road is the most conveniently accessible at only a 10-minute drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport. At a little over S$137/night, you wouldn’t expect such lavish rooms, but setting foot within the 4-star hotel may leave you awestruck.
Image credit: Arshika Bali Sunset RoadGuests can enjoy American, Indonesian, and Western cuisine at the hotel’s all-day dining restaurant. Thanks to its open kitchen plan and modern art design, this restaurant has a lively and cheery vibe.Btw, if you happen to get a room on the ground floor, you’d be able to dip your toes into the pool as soon as you open your terrace windows. Not to forget, no trip to Bali is complete without trying their floating breakfast, so simply call or message the hotel to have this arranged.

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Where to stay in Bali

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Hopefully after reading this you’ll have some new ideas for your next Bali trip. When you have this list of new Bali hotels to choose from, you won’t need to complain about always falling back on the same old accommodation.

Travellers of all sorts can find something that suits their needs and tastes, from couples looking for a romantic getaway to families and large groups seeking spacious villas. Many of these new Bali hotels are also close to beach clubs, shopping centres, and other activity options, so you won’t have to go far to keep your itinerary packed.

Other places in Indonesia to check out:

• Best things to do in Bali, sorted by location
• Best Bali resorts for family trips
• Affordable Bali resorts
• Labuan Bajo and Komodo Island guide

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Cover image adapted from: Desa Hay, All Accor, Marriott, Oculus bali
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Last updated by Kelly Lai on 14th November 2024.