Hotels in Bali

The island of Bali has a wide range of cultural attractions including temples and museums. Denpasar is the largest city where you can learn about local history at the Bali Museum or the Taman Werdhi Budaya Art Centre. Away from the crowded beaches, Ubud is famous for its lush tropical jungles, terraced rice fields and beautiful temples. You will find colourful galleries and museums in Ubud, including the Agung Rai Museum of Art and the quirky Blanco Renaissance Museum. If you’re planning to stay in Ubud, you will find a range of excellent Bali hotels, including the Adiwana Monkey Forest Spa Hotel, a short distance from the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary and Ubud Royal Palace. Visiting the local temples is a great way to experience Balinese culture. The Besakih Mother Temple is largest Hindu temple in Bali, while other sacred temples include Tanah Lot, Tirta Empul and Uluwatu. While you’re in Bali, attend a traditional Gamelan music performance, Kecak fire dance or Wayang Kulit shadow puppet theatre.

Bali is a popular destination for foodies offering a wide variety of cuisine and places to dine out, from family-run warungs to hip cafés and fine-dining restaurants. In Ubud, award-winning Locavore has an experimental tasting menu while Room4Dessert boasts avant-garde sweet temptations and cocktails. Offering tasty dishes to share, Mama San in Seminyak is great spot to dine with friends, only a short distance from the One Eleven luxury resort. Balinese cuisine uses a generous amount of fragrant spices, fresh vegetables, peanuts and coconut, and is often accompanied by a spicy condiment called sambal matah. Popular dishes include roasted suckling pig, slow-cooked duck, grilled satay and nasi campur, a mixed rice dish. A great way to experience Indonesian food is to take a cooking class and learn to make Balinese dishes. Many hotels in Bali can organise cooking classes, which often begin with a visit to a local market to purchase fresh ingredients.

Attracting visitors from all over the world, you can choose from luxury resorts or cheap hotels in Bali such as the Holiday Inn Resort Baruna Bali. Situated in the south of the island, Kuta is a popular place for visitors to stay. Famous for its beaches, shopping malls, bars and nightclubs, it is also close to Ngurah Rai International Airport, the main airport in Bali. If you’re visiting Kuta during the high season, remember to book your Bali hotel in advance. Ubud is the cultural centre of the island, a quieter destination known for its rice paddies, temples and museums. The beautiful countryside, waterfalls and rolling hills attracts nature lovers. Viceroy Bali in Ubud is a luxury resort that is popular with couples and families. If you’re planning to spend your holidays swimming and surfing, Seminyak is a top destination. The area has plenty of beach bars and clubs, as well as upscale restaurants and shopping malls. If you are looking for a budget-friendly way to travel around Bali, use the inexpensive local minibuses called Bemo.

As of November 2024, there are 33,117 operators available to choose from for hotels in Bali.

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momondo users have recommended 11 hotels to users looking to stay near Sanur Beach. Hotels in this area have an average price of £61 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Sanur Beach are typically 3% more expensive than the average hotel in Bali, which is £59.

Below are the 11 user recommended hotels in the area of Bali that is closest to Canggu Beach. The average price near Canggu Beach is £66/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Canggu Beach are typically 11% more expensive than the average hotel in Bali, which is £59.

momondo users have recommended 11 hotels to users looking to stay near Seminyak Beach. Hotels in this area have an average price of £116 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Seminyak Beach are typically 49% more expensive than the average hotel in Bali, which is £59.