Description:

It doesn't come much more romantic than this. Set into the side of The Tjampuhan valley in Bali's cultural heartland of Ubud, the Pita Maha Resort and Spa is a landscaped jewel overlooking the beautiful River Oos. From the lobby and restaurant area, the natural beauty of the Ubud foothills is immediately apparent. Sweeping views of lush rice terraces and tropical woodland draw the eye along the valley to the sea, where the airport is just 45 minutes

Most of the villas enjoy a private pool and enclosed garden, four with two-storey facilities to accommodate families. All villas are luxuriously appointed, with air-conditioning, satellite TV, private bar and other modern conveniences. The standard of workmanship, in wood and stone, befits that of the most ancient and powerful Balinese palaces, with carefully tended gardens and an eye for detail that will delight the most discerning guest.

Hotel Features

• Restaurant
• Bar
• 24hr room service
• Live entertainment
• Swimming Pool
• Babysitting
• Cots
• Child Menus
• Massage/sa
• una
• Guest Laundry
• 24hr Reception

Room Features

• Air-conditioned
• Mini bar and refrigerator
• Telephone
• Television
• In-house movies
• Hairdryer
• Personal Safe
• Tea/coffee facility
• Iron

• Return Economy Airfares from your selected Departure City
• Taxes & Fuel Surcharges
• Accommodation in a Garden Villa
• Breakfast daily

Famous as a centre of the arts, Ubud has become a popular village retreat from the heat and bustle of the beach resorts. Nestled in the foothill's of Bali's central mountain range, lives are centred around lush rice terraces and spectatacular views down steep river gorges. All offering the vistor another side of Bali that must be experienced.

Ubud is just an hour from Denpasar. Situated in the highlands, amoungst tropical gardens and terraced rice fields, Ubud is the cultural and artistic heart of Bali.

Watch the villagers create superb carvings in wood and stone or bargain for paintings and intricate silver jewellery. An array of boutique hotels and unique restaurants now beckon to Bali's most culturally inclined tourists.