Alila Villas Uluwatu
Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia
based on 7 nights inc. flights
per person for 7 nights, based on two people sharing a Pool Villa on a bed and breakfast basis including private transfers.
At a Glance
The spectacular cliff top swimming pool and bar have an unparalleled view and are truly breathtaking
The stunning untouched beach is well worth the trek down the numerous cliff steps
The villas really do have the WOW factor with unforgettable views
From the hotel experience some local culture by visiting the majestic Uluwatu Temple
The spectacular unbroken view of the ocean is what you experience at Breakfast
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Straddling the equator, Indonesia tends to have a fairly even climate year-round. Rather than four seasons, Indonesia has two – dry (between May to September) and wet (between October to April) – and there are no extremes of temperature between winter and summer. In most parts of Indonesia, the wet season falls between October and April and the dry season between May and September. December and January see Bali at its most humid and rain tends to come in sudden tropical downpours, but it can also rain for more prolonged periods.
Insider's View
Take a cooking class to try to master the art of Balinese food and to see the local markets.
For the utmost privacy, room 412 is high up and tucked away. Choose your butler service to be 'private', 'discreet' or 'attentive' at your discretion...
Don't bring any toiletries with you as you will enjoy their specialised spa one's complimentary!
The Million Candles Dinner is perfect for honeymooners or those looking for a very special, romantic dinner.
The villas here are amazing and I have no doubt you will be completely wowed on arrival!
With complimentary yoga on offer at the stunning cliff edge cabana head there for a class so that you start the day feeling Zen.
Get up early one morning to climb the 362 steps down to the beach and back up again so you can indulge in their delicious breakfast menu guilt free.
Make the time for a romantic private dinner in one of the cliff top cabanas for a memorable occasion.
Head to the sunset cabana at dusk to enjoy cocktails overlooking the lapping waves below, before you experience a food lovers paradise at Alila's Warung restaurant.
If you are feeling adventurous head down the 700 step to the beach.
Breakfast is a wonderful affair at Uluwatu Villas. The menu changes daily and is served 'tapas style' - you order little dishes of eggs, pancakes, muesli, yoghurt etc. A lovely start to the day!
Try the 10 course meal at Quila that not only satisfies your sense of taste, but explores all 5 of your senses with each dish.
To start planning your holiday to Alila Villas Uluwatu
Description
A collection of luxury, contemporary villas, Alila Villas Uluwatu are set on a cliff top plateau at the southern tip of Bali with stunning views over the Indian Ocean. Immerse yourself in the privacy and seclusion of this stunning villa retreat.
From the spectacular aerial location of the Alila Uluwatu Villas, limestone cliffs sweep down giving each villa an extraordinary view of the crashing waves below. Each villa has been meticulously and individually designed to blend into this landscape and afford the best views.
All of the 65 private luxury villas at Alila Villas Uluwatu have private pools and a spacious outdoor area. The villa interiors are furnished in a contemporary style but still incorporate the use of traditional Balinese materials. The open plan design means that the rooms benefit from the sea breeze and the huge glass windows give you stunning views from your room to the ocean.
Alila Villas Uluwatu boasts two restaurants, serving a mix of traditional Indonesian food and western cuisine to suit all tastes as well as an Alila Spa offering a range of different pampering treatments to ensure your stay is as relaxing as possible.
Accommodation
The Alila Villas Uluwatu comprise One-Bed Villas, Three-Bed Hillside Villas and Three-Bed Cliffside Villas. All of the villas have lovely private pools and are designed with contemporary interiors with a Balinese twist. Walkways and bridges connect the areas within your villa and the feeling is very much of open living. All villas include: double his/her vanities, indoor rain shower, outdoor shower, indoor bathtub, private pool, outdoor dining area, Wi-Fi, safe, tea and coffee facilities, TV and docking station with iPod.
Childcare
Children are welcome at the Alila Villas Uluwatu and the expansive three-bedroom villas would be perfect for a large family. There are, however, no other specific facilities here for children except for babysitting.
Facilities
There are two main restaurants, The Warung which serves Indonesian and Balinese cuisine in a relaxed poolside setting and CIRE for more formal fine dining. Dining in your villa and around the resort is also easy to arrange and extensive options are available to make it a truly special and private event. There is a dramatic 50m swimming pool, gallery, library, gym, yoga and Pilates studio and the fabulous, rejuvenating Spa Alila which combines both Asian and Western therapy techniques.
Activities
From Alila Villas Uluwatu guests can explore the likes of Pura Luhur Ulawatu (Uluwatu Temple), Bali's most spectacular temple or the local white-sand beaches famous for surfing such as Nyang Nyang, Suluban beach, Padang Padang beach, Dreamland beach and Balangan beach.
Reviews
Alex Ancira (Staff)
When I was first looking at the photos of the resort, I thought the iconic view of the sleek wooden cabana would be tucked away in a corner of the resort, but it was one of the first things I saw when I walked into the lobby, and wow! What a beautiful first sight. In addition, each villa gets its own cabana with private pool, making you never want to leave your room! I could easily talk about the friendly service, enticing array of healthy food options, and spa products unique to Alila provided in each villa, but the view is what I will remember the most. With my limited time there, I wanted to soak in the alluring architecture mixed with the infinity pool spilling into the ocean as much as I could. It even rained during my breakfast for a brief moment which was still equally beautiful and relaxing.
Charlotte Loughlin (Staff)
From beginning to end this hotel will stun you with impressive coastal views and modern sleek interiors. Perched on the top of the cliffs the lobby opens up onto a water garden ending with an infinity pool that drops of the cliffs, giving panoramic views of the ocean. The private pool villas are chic and spacious giving you a luxurious space to relax and unwind. Enjoy the choice of two restaurants; Cire with its outstanding Indonesian cuisine and Warong for breakfast where you can choose from a range of western dishes that change daily. Before heading for breakfast why not start your day off right with complimentary yoga in the cliff top pavilion with the sound of the ocean in the background, or end your stay with a romantic candle lit dinner in one of the private cliff top pavilions.
Amy Ropner (Staff)
WOW was the first thought I had when I arrived at Alila Uluwatu and WOW was the last thought I had when I left. Very few hotels have impressed me as much, from the breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean which really are unbelievable to my pool villa which was a little slice of secluded heaven. The hotel has a really relaxed atmosphere yet with enough going on that you will stay entertained if you are more active and lying for hours by the pristine pool is not your thing.
Charlotte Winter (Staff)
I really loved this property its extremely peaceful and the views across the ocean are breathtaking. The hotel is made up of a series of chic, luxurious villas, all of which have beautiful private pools and feature elements of traditional Balinese design. The villas have been very well thought through and include lots of charming features, including the provision of a Samsung tablet in the room for guests to use to learn about the surrounding area or connect with friends back home. The hotel has a beautiful infinity pool which offers stunning views across the horizon, and also offers complimentary bikes and yoga classes for all guests.
Sarah Rowan (Staff)
It is difficult to describe the tranquil paradise that is Alila Villas Uluwatu. It is an exquisite hotel with world class service, a breathtaking setting and beautifully chic and contemporary villa accommodation. It is so peaceful and cool, that you feel instantly calm and relaxed there. The enticing main swimming pool is sandwiched by two sparkling restaurants serving Indonesian and Western cuisine. Perched on a cliff top you can hear the noise of the crashing ocean below and for those more active individuals, you can even take on the 600 steps down to the beach. The way back up is a little more challenging! The villas are beautifully designed and they have thought of everything, making a stay there totally effortless.
Clare Barratt (Staff)
I arrived here in the dark so the anticipation of waking up the next morning to see the renowned views was almost too much to bear! As soon as the sun rose, I opened my curtains to be greeted by wonderful views of the ocean over the cliff - stunning! A few nights spent here is the ultimate luxury, the Pool Villas are enormous with spacious bathrooms equipped with spa products and all the latest technology to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The staff here were fabulous, very warm and welcoming and the food so fresh and delicious. Perfect for a few nights stay of complete relaxation at the beginning or end of a trip to Indonesia.
Marina Byers (Staff)
From the moment you drive down the entrance to Alila and arrive at the main lobby, you know you are about to experience something incredibly special. Situated on the top off a cliff, and with unspoilt views of the coastline spanning for as far as the eyes can see, Alila Villas Uluwatu is an architectural paradise of modern design without compromising on the tropical beauty of Bali. The Eco-friendly resort, which uses old telephone posts and railway tracks in their design, is split into 2 categories of accommodation; 1 bed villas and 3 bed villas. Each villa comes with a private pool and each is equipped with everything you could possibly need during your stay, from providing an ipod of music, to every sort of lotion you could imagine, to even your own sunhat. If you can manage to tear yourself away from the tranquillity of your own villa then it is definitely worth experiencing the hotels spa or even trying out one of their cooking classes so you can impress friends and family with your Balinese cooking when home. Either way Alila Uluwatu will be an unforgettable experience.
Olivia Smith (Staff)
Perched on a cliff above Uluwatu's famous surf breaks, this ultra modern and incredibly chic property has all the mod cons. The property is incredibly contemporary and leaves no stone unturned with regards to ensuring your perfect stay. I loved being able to completely pull back the floor to ceiling windows, making my villa completely open air to my private pool and bale. Dining was also sublime, the wonderful chef came to meet me and concocted the most amazing Balinese fusion dish of spicy prawns just for me. The service here was discreet and thoroughly attentive and whilst it may not be in the heart of a buzzing town, the very fact that it is so secluded leaves you feeling pampered, rested and utterly spoilt by the delightful staff.
Experiences
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Bali Street Food Tour
From exotic fruits to exquisite beef rendang, fish fresh from the ocean to regional delicacies, a tour of Denpasar’s street food stalls is a chance to uncover the cultural nuances of the country while enjoying the flavours of its famed cuisines.
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Batur's youngest crater - Volcano cooking
Spend an afternoon walking through the luna-esque landscape of Mount Batur from previous eruptions and experience panoramic views of the volcano's caldera. Discover craters and multi coloured minerals as your meal is prepared using a steam vent oven.
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Denpasar Street Food Tour with an Expert
Enjoy a foodie experience like no other during this street food tour through Denpasar. Meet with a food expert who will guide you through the different culinary delights of Indonesia.
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Exotic Bali by Volkswagen Convertible
Explore Bali's temples and surrounding landscape in a Volkswagen convertible. Take your classic car to Pura Kehan and Gunung Kawi Sebatu temple complexes near Bangli town and bamboo enshrouded Penglipuran and on to arts and crafts villages near Ubud.
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Kintamani Besakih Tour
Visit the Mother Temple of Bali and witness some of the region's best views on this full day trip of temple culture and traditional arts and crafts. See examples of batik, wood carving and the work of silver and gold-smiths.
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R.O.L.E Charitable Experience
Spend half a day with Rivers, Oceans, Lands and Ecology (R.O.L.E) Foundation, which is based in southern Bali. This environmental organisation educates local people on environmental awareness as well as women's empowerment.
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Spirit of Belimbing
Visit one of Bali's most remote areas and explore on a 7km trek through rice paddies and plantations. Find the hidden and sacred Benben Waterfall and then at 4pm you will be dressed in Balinese national dress and taken to a jungle temple.
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Sunrise over Mount Batur
Experience incredible views from the summit of Mount Batur as the sun rises. Have breakfast before your descent and visit three younger craters with evidence of lava flow and finally enjoy a soothing dip in Toya Bungkah hot springs.
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Sunset over Uluwatu & Kecak
Travel to the south of Bali mid afternoon and to the impressive vantage point at Uluwatu Temple. Here you will be entertained by not only the view but also the famous Kecak dance prior to the chance to have a sunset dinner at Jimbaran Bay.
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Traditional Bali and Natural Wonders
Discover a traditional Bali as you spend the day exploring farming villages, an 11th century temple complex guarded by a mythical dragon, Penglipuran village concluding with a visit to Kintamani which boasts views of the active volcano, Mount Batur.
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Visit Bali's Central Highlands & Tanah Lot at Sunset
Travel through Bedugal's central highlands and past Lake Beratan on this full day adventure across Bali. Witness awe-inspiring views of Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan before arriving at spectacular Tanah Lot in time for an unforgettable sunset.
Location & directions
Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia
Located on a cliff top plateau along the southern coastline on the island's Bukit Peninsula. Alila Villas Uluwatu in Bali, Indonesia is just 15 minutes from Jimbaran Bay near the renowned Uluwatu Temple.
How to get there
17-hour international flight with one change. Alila Villas Uluwau is a 30-minute transfer from Denpasar airport.
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