Alila Uluwatu

Bali

Philosophy & sustainability

Sustainability is the New Luxury. Alila Villas Uluwatu is strongly committed to social, cultural and environmental responsibilities, which we regard as essential for sustainable business. In all activities, we aim to respect and preserve the way of life and traditions of local communities and endeavour to minimise our impact on the environment by adhering to a policy of environ-mental sustainability.

Location

Introduction Poised on an elevated plateau that meets with limestone cliffs sweeping down to the ocean, the view from the Alila Villas Uluwatu is nothing less than picture-perfect. Rediscover the joy of pure relaxation in unparalleled comfort and space in each of our exquisitely designed Bali luxury villas. 

Accommodation

Blending in with the surrounding natural environment, the design of the interiors at Alila Villas Uluwatu is completely integrated with the architecture, seamlessly flowing from inside to outside. This cutting-edge modern hotel in Bali is designed by award-winning Singapore architectural firm WOHA, whose global reputation for innovative design projects in tropical environments has earned numerous accolades,

Dining

The Warung presents wholesome traditional Indonesian and Balinese fare. Indoor and outdoor dining is provided in this welcoming yet sophisticated space. The friendly and convivial atmosphere enables diners to have a casual, laidback experience, whether they choose to interact with other guests at the communal tables or opt for the more private tables for two dotted around the restaurant.

SPA & Wellness

At our luxurious spa villas in Bali, we put a contemporary spin on ancient Asian healing techniques and age-old beauty recipes that feature the curative benefits of fresh, natural, quality ingredients. Indulge mind and body in a heartfelt and surprisingly different Bali luxury spa experience.

Activities

Pura Luhur Uluwatu (Uluwatu Temple) is Bali's most spectacular temple, located high on a clifftop 250 feet above the crashing waves of the Indian Ocean. It is where the pilgrimage of high priest Dang Hyang Nirartha came to an end as he shed his natural human form and achieved a conscious death nearest to the home of the God Baruna, Guardian of the Southern Seas. 

Activities

Journey Beyond Two. Rejuvenate, relax and refresh your heart, mind and soul by savouring our signature stress-relieving ginger tea while enjoying a soothing foot bath. Master the art of massage, Japanese oshibori and essential oils before relishing your body through a 60-minute Balinese traditional massage. Taste our stress-relieving, homemade sweet and spicy ginger tea while enjoying a soothing footbath for a refreshing start.