Description
Sitting on the hillside of Tegalalang village just north of Ubud, this beautiful hotel with 26 rooms & villas located in Ubud is surrounded by rice fields, gardens, and coconut groves. It features an outdoor pool and a spa.
Inspired by the Indian literary epic, the Mahabharata, the hotel comes with refreshing open-air bathrooms. Amenities include a flat-screen TV, a DVD player, and a safety deposit box.
Offering buffet and à la carte options, the gourmet restaurant serves local and international specialities. Drinks can be enjoyed at the bar and Buddy’s Bar. Guests can also order room service any time of the day.
Property Features
Originally a 4 suite high end luxury villa project which began in 2010
Currently a 26 room/villa hotel & spa project with room for expansion
The property was originally rated as top luxury villa by Indonesia Design Magazine in 2011 and featured on the cover
Dual Kitchen – one standard kitchen for service and another communal kitchen
Yoga-shala
Highest grades of construction materials used
Luxury Suite Villas (6 Villas)
4 Luxury Suite Villas with view to a half olympic size pool at the edge of the cliff with valley views
Each Suite villa is themed after the Pandawas brothers
Suite villas measure 123 square meters with built in wardrobes and well appointed large bathrooms
Each room is unique in its themed interior design
5th Honeymoon Suite with view to the valleys constructed in 2017
6th Suite was added next to Koi Pond in 2018
Arjuna Lobby
An impressive 300+ square metre lobby with a 30 foot ceiling and wood carvings otherwise only found in palaces and temples
Lobby has a relaxing view overlooking the pool at its front and the koi pond overlooking the valley on its right side
Distances
The hotel is an hour’s drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport
Attractions to visit in the area include Ubud Monkey Forest, Goa Gajah (also known as the Elephant Cave) & the famous Bali Swing
3.9 kilometres to Arjuna Statue, Ubud
100 metres from the newest resorts in the area, namely Kayon and Being Sattava