Capella Ubud, Bali

In the dense jungle, close to the cultural and spiritual capital of the island, guests can relax in a camp whose style refers to the 19th-century expeditions of European settlers. The famous architect Bill Bensley was responsible for the camp's interior design, using beautiful handicrafts, paintings and furniture. The camp is more than just a luxury hotel, as guests can feel like adventurous adventurers from a bygone era. The tents, each with one bedroom, and the two-bedroom lodges are equipped with private saltwater pools. Some have windows facing rice terraces and the jungle, while others allow you to admire the view of the Wos River and the nearby valley. The luxurious lodge surprises with exotic Chinese decor. During a luxurious holiday, guests can participate in interesting activities with a guide who will introduce them to the beauty of the rainforest known, among others, from the waterfalls. It is worth visiting the center of Ubud, famous for its temples and craft workshops. In the restaurants in the camp you can taste the real flavors of Bali. Mads Lange serves dishes cooked with locally grown ingredients. At the Api Jiwa restaurant you can eat dishes prepared on a robata grill. In the evenings, over a cup of hot chocolate, guests gather around the fire and listen to the stories of a local storyteller or watch silent, black and white films depicting life on the island in the 19th century. In the heart of the camp is the Auriga Wellness center. It offers tailored treatments based on traditional, regional therapeutic practices, which you can benefit from while observing the peaceful surroundings.