Thatched villas set on the edge of a steep ravine at Viceroy Bali. A private retreat with views of the serene mountains, located in the central foothills of the Gianyar regency. Viceroy Bali was the lifelong dream for Australian/Austrian owners Margaret & Otto. They first fell in love with the natural beauty of Bali and the kind hearts of the Balinese people. The land where the hotel is set, used to be rice fields and a steep jungle ravine owned by a farmer named Badjra, who still works at Viceroy Bali today. Much of the surrounding area is still untouched, while the busy Ubud center is just a short 5-minute drive away.
The Breakdown
Location: Located in the central foothills of the Gianyar regency, with views on the serene mountains, yet just a 5-minute drive from the busy Ubud center
Rooms: 40 different suites and villas set amidst the jungle valley, of which some with private infinity pools overlooking the mountain foothills of Ubud
Rates: From 300€ for a junior suite, breakfast included
Highlights: Definitely the views: set in the lush, tropical hills with stunning views
The feel: Chic luxury with influences and designs of traditional Balinese style
Not to be missed: The well-known Apéritif Restaurant offers unique fine dining experience by Belgian chef Nic Vanderbeeken
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