HOTELS Viceroy Bali - Boutique Hotel In The Valley Of The Kings

Viceroy Bali - Boutique Hotel In The Valley Of The Kings

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Ubud Indonesia Oceania
JungleLuxuryNature

This boutique hotel is located in the “Valley of the Kings” where Balinese royalty once cavorted. Stay in one of 25 private villas each with a furry thatched roof, private terrace, and treatment room where relaxation is the order of the day. Each villa has a private pool, gazebo, and views of the steam-rising jungle below.

The overall architecture is open and expansive encouraging an outdoor experience, there is an infinity pool and swim-up bar. The CasCades restaurant has been named “one of the top five restaurants in Indonesia” while the bar offers drinks with a view of the river-ribboned valley. The Spa combines traditional Balinese treatments with Western styles, the air-conditioned gym is state-of-the-art and the yoga studio is open to all. Traditional Balinese dance is performed once a week with lessons available if you would like to have a go yourself. You will certainly feel like royalty at this fabulous hotel.

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Viceroy Bali aerial view
Ubud helicopter pad
Viceroy Bali lobby
Viceroy Bali bar
Breakfast at the pool
Viceroy Bali pool
Pool restaurant with jungle views
Viceroy Bali sunrise
Terrace Villa dinner
Terrace Villa interior
Terrace Villa bedroom
Viceroy Bali bathroom
Regal Villa
Regal Villa swimming pool
Regal Villa interior
Regal Villa bedroom
Garden Villa pool
Lembah Spa
Yoga in the nature
Spa in the jungle
Ubud valley

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PRICE FROM $444


Jln. Lanyahan, Br. Nagi, Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia


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