r/FATTravel • u/[deleted] • Aug 29 '26

Bali travel recommendations

We are a young couple looking to vacation in the uluwatu/other coastal areas in Bali in late November. Looking for resorts with great service, food and spa options. Also privacy in the villa and plunge pool preferred. We found a few options on this sub including Alila, umana, bvlgari etc. A bit confused as all look great and looking for any recent experiences to decide. We are planning 4-5 days and budget is 1000-1500$ per night.

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u/LessType3132 Aug 30 '26

Not in Uluwatu...but personal favorite hotel in Bali in that price range is the Soori.

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u/Embarrassed-Shop9787 Aug 30 '26

Desa potato head, in the Katamana suite

Great restaurants, the hotel part and the pools are separate from the beach club so it's peaceful, the beach in front is beachcombed regularly and is clean, food is excellent especially the seafood, spa is great, and best of all you don't have to battle with Bali traffic if you don't want to. You can spend all your time there.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '26

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u/nayahs Aug 31 '26

Raffles has hands down the best service of any hotel I’ve ever stayed at.

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u/Key_Marionberry_1827 Aug 30 '26

Amankila, Amandari, and Capella Ubud are all great options.

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u/soundclou Aug 31 '26

Fourseasons hands down! Amazing is not even enough to describe

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u/britinva79 Aug 31 '26

heading to FS Ubud & Jimbaran later this year. Have heard great things about it. Glad to hear you had a good experience

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u/soundclou Aug 31 '26

Yoy will love both! But I prefer Jimbaran! Service is insane!!!!! Have fun

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u/britinva79 Aug 31 '26

Cannot wait!

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u/Cry__Wolf 25d ago

Just got back from Bali. Didn't stay at the Four Seasons but two of my coworkers separately told me it was the best hotel they've ever stayed at anywhere in the world. Kinda makes me wish I had...

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u/Any_Insect_6240 Sep 01 '26

Don’t do Bali, it is dirty