Bali, the beautiful and very popular Indonesian island for solo travellers, couples, digital nomads and adventurers! Known for its stunning beaches, lush landscapes and vibrant culture, Bali brings countless visitors from around the world, some to stay, some even end up moving in! From the sunset beaches of Canggu to the tranquil rice terraces of Ubud, Bali offers a range of activities and accommodations for everyone with very different price points. So have a scroll, see what fits your itinerary and find 5 amazing places to stay in Bali with very different budgets in mind.
Veluvana Bamboo House in Sideman
Veluvana has 5 unique properties all with their own pool, amazing views of the rice terrace and the volcano and nestled in the peaceful Balinese countryside. Prices are around £500 per night and wow what an experience you get. In the morning a breakfast platter will also be brought to your villa, which you can opt to have as a floating breakfast in the pool if you prefer! Book your stay here.
Cyrus Villa in Seminyak
Cyrus Villa costs around £250 a night and has a beautiful Moroccan feel to it. It’s in the popular area, Seminyak and also has your own private pool and a really cool cinema wall! This spot is perfect for couples and you can even request a flower bath in the little tub next to your private pool! Book your stay here!
Nyang Nyang Bungalows in Uluwatu
Nyang nyang bungalows in Uluwatu is much more budget friendly and has a shared pool (although I had it to myself the 3 days I stayed here) and beautiful room & bathroom. Priced at around £75 per night, and tucked away from all the busyness, yet close enough to be able to explore everything. Book here!
Grand Mirage resort in Nusa Dua
Grand Mirage Resort is beautiful hotel in Nusa Dua, perfect for couples with a gorgeous adults only pool, but also suited to families with a whole separate building and pool for family adventures! Priced at £185 per night, it’s the perfect spot to base yourself in and explore the nearby areas. If you’d prefer to relax, the resort has an amazing Thalasso Spa so you can really unwind. Book your stay here.
The Kayon Jungle Resort in Ubud
The Kayon Jungle Resort is a stunning hotel in the middle of the jungle, not too far from the centre of Ubud. Prices start around £350 per night depending on the time of year you visit, and if luxurious pools with incredible views are your thing, then it’s worth every penny, book here!
I hope you have the most amazing time in Bali! Let me know where you end up staying!
As always, love Elise x
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FAQ
Q: What are the most popular areas to stay in Bali?
Popular areas in Bali include Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Ubud, and Nusa Dua and Uluwatu. Canggu is definitely the most popular area for digital nomads, surfers and beach lovers, whereas Ubud is better suited for those who want to explore temples, experience the culture and practice yoga.
Q: What types of accommodations are available in Bali?
Bali offers a wide range of accommodations, including luxury resorts, boutique hotels, budget guesthouses, villas, hostels, and beachfront bungalows. The prices vary so so much on the island too, you can stay for as little as £5 per night or splurge and book something extra special for £1000 per night, the choice is yours!
Q: Is it better to stay near the beach or in the countryside in Bali?
This really depends on your preference, but I would recommend spending a bit of time in each area as this way, you really get to experience the island life and culture. If you prefer a lively atmosphere and easy beach access, stay near the beach (the most popular ones are in Canggu, Seminyak and Uluwatu). If you seek a tranquil environment and a taste of Balinese culture, opt for the countryside and jungle areas for a more authentic experience.
Q: Are there family-friendly accommodations in Bali?
Bali offers many family-friendly accommodations such as resorts with kid’s clubs, family villas, and hotels with family-oriented amenities such as The Grand Mirage Bali (mentioned above).
Q: Are there any eco-friendly or sustainable accommodations in Bali?
Bali has numerous eco-friendly and sustainable accommodations that focus on environmental responsibility and the community. Look for eco-resorts, lodges, or hotels with eco-certifications. When booking on search engines such as Booking.com, try adding in keywords such as ‘eco-friendly’ to your searches to refine your search.
Q: What are the options for budget accommodations in Bali?
Budget travellers can find affordable guesthouses, hostels, and homestays all over the island. Additionally, there are budget-friendly villas and guesthouses in less touristy areas but you can also find them in Bali’s hotspots. I’ve stayed in hostels priced around £5-7 per night and they have been some of my best experiences in Bali.
Q: Are there any unique or unusual accommodations in Bali?
So many! Bali offers unique accommodations like treehouses, bamboo houses, and underwater rooms, providing a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors. I’ve found that Airbnb, travel blogs such as this one and Instagram are the best places to find unique places to stay!
Q: Is it safe to stay in a villa in Bali?
Yes, staying in a villa in Bali is generally very safe. Of course, as with anywhere you stay, it is necesary to take precautions and be generally safety-conscious , especially if travelling alone, however in my experience, I have always found Bali to be a very safe place and wouldn’t worry about staying in a villa at all.
Q: Are there accommodations suitable for solo travellers in Bali?
Absolutely! Bali has hostels, guesthouses, and co-living spaces ideal for solo travellers where you can meet other like-minded explorers! I have spend a lot of time solo on the island and found that there are so many solo travellers out there too, which is quite comforting.
Q: How can I book accommodations in Bali?
You can book accommodations in Bali through various platforms like Booking.com, Airbnb, Expedia or directly through the hotel or villa’s official website.
Q: Are there accommodations with private pools in Bali?
Yes, many villas and resorts in Bali offer private pool options for those wanting a bit more privacy and a luxurious experience. My biggest recommendation for this though is to check the reviews before you book! Places can vary so much, so it’s important you know what you are paying for.
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