Alila Ubud—Ubud’s Hidden Paradise

Located in the artistic village of Ubud, Alila Hotel is a hidden paradise. Entering the Alila Hotel you will find yourself surrounded by exotic scenery - terraces which are yellow during the harvest and green while the rice is growing. A paved trail guides you through this paradise where you will see farmers working with mud and hear the song of local birds.

Alila Ubud has 56 deluxe rooms within 8 two-storey blocks designed to resemble a Balinese Village. Besides the ordinary rooms, Alila has 4 superb Balinese villas, three with their own private gardens for visitors to relax in. All rooms and villas are equipped with a mini-bar providing drinks and snacks. Individually controlled AC, IDD phone, safety deposit box, hairdryer and pool bag are amongst the additional facilities for your convenience.
As well as savouring the exotic surroundings guests can also enjoy numerous recreational facilities. Complimentary children’s dancing lessons are one of the activities on offer. An art gallery, library & TV lounge, swimming pool, spa, village tracking & cycling and yoga are also available. Alila Ubud also offers Airport Transfer, baby cot, babysitting service, banquet facilities, boutique and drugstore, car rental, daily newspapers and many more special touches for their guests’ convenience.
To fulfill your desire for your favorite cuisine, the Brasserie Concept Restaurant will satisfy you with its selection of western, local and oriental dishes. The restaurant is located in the Lobby Lounge and has a view of the Ayung River for you to enjoy while you savour our divine dishes. For drinks, the restaurant bar serves refreshments and cocktails. There are 16 tables and you can get your favorite drink anytime you want, as it is a 24-hour restaurant bar.
The Alila hotel is the third winner of the THK (Tri Hita Karana) award held by the bi-weekly English Newspaper, Bali Travel News. This means that the Alila hotel is one that balances the macro and the micro world for the conservation of nature. The THK philosophy covers three main areas. First is the Parhyangan, or the relationship between people and mighty God. The relationships between people the others is the Pawongan aspect, and the last is the Palemahan, which is the relationship between people and their environment.
Why don’t you come and enjoy a quiet holiday in this beautiful and recognized hidden paradise? (BTN/038)