I am going to tell you something about Ubud that Instagram has somehow managed to miss.
Which, in Bali, is an achievement.
Everyone knows the rice terraces.
Everyone has seen the cafés.
Everyone has a friend who came here for four days, stayed three weeks and returned home suspiciously interested in ceramics.
But drive beyond the version of Ubud most visitors know, deeper into the Ayung River Valley, and things begin to change.
The roads become quieter.
The jungle gets denser.
Your phone becomes significantly less interesting.
And hidden within the valley is a side of Ubud that feels remarkably removed from the Bali everyone else seems to be visiting.
Hanging Gardens of Bali.
You probably know the infinity pool.
What you may not know is just how private everything becomes once you disappear behind your own villa door.
And that is the secret worth knowing.
Which, in Bali, is an achievement.
Everyone knows the rice terraces.
Everyone has seen the cafés.
Everyone has a friend who came here for four days, stayed three weeks and returned home suspiciously interested in ceramics.
But drive beyond the version of Ubud most visitors know, deeper into the Ayung River Valley, and things begin to change.
The roads become quieter.
The jungle gets denser.
Your phone becomes significantly less interesting.
And hidden within the valley is a side of Ubud that feels remarkably removed from the Bali everyone else seems to be visiting.
Hanging Gardens of Bali.
You probably know the infinity pool.
What you may not know is just how private everything becomes once you disappear behind your own villa door.
And that is the secret worth knowing.
Ubud Has a Quiet Side. You Just Have to Know Where to Look.
There is an interesting problem with beautiful places.
Eventually, everyone discovers them.
Ubud is no exception.
Its restaurants are excellent. Its galleries are worth exploring. Its cultural life is extraordinary. And yes, some of its most famous places are famous because they genuinely deserve to be.
But luxury travel occasionally requires something else.
Separation.
Not isolation.
Not being stranded somewhere wondering where dinner is coming from.
The good kind.
The kind where everything you want remains available, but the rest of the world feels several layers away.
Hanging Gardens of Bali is built into the steep rainforest landscape of the Ayung River Valley, with villas arranged throughout the hillside rather than around the conventional geometry of a hotel.
And that changes the feeling immediately.
You don't arrive at a room.
You retreat into a villa.
There is a difference.
Eventually, everyone discovers them.
Ubud is no exception.
Its restaurants are excellent. Its galleries are worth exploring. Its cultural life is extraordinary. And yes, some of its most famous places are famous because they genuinely deserve to be.
But luxury travel occasionally requires something else.
Separation.
Not isolation.
Not being stranded somewhere wondering where dinner is coming from.
The good kind.
The kind where everything you want remains available, but the rest of the world feels several layers away.
Hanging Gardens of Bali is built into the steep rainforest landscape of the Ayung River Valley, with villas arranged throughout the hillside rather than around the conventional geometry of a hotel.
And that changes the feeling immediately.
You don't arrive at a room.
You retreat into a villa.
There is a difference.
The First Secret: The Villa Is Where You Disappear
Close the door.
This is where Hanging Gardens becomes interesting.
The resort's private villas have been designed around the landscape, with tropical vegetation, terraces and the contours of the valley creating a natural sense of separation.
And every villa has its own infinity pool.
Not access to one.
Not a plunge pool shared between several suites.
Yours.
In the Hanging Gardens Pool Villa, 160 square metres of space includes a generous terrace, private infinity pool, outdoor gazebo and sunbeds, with the rainforest opening beyond it.
Inside, contemporary Balinese design is paired with locally spun silks and natural cottons, a king-size bedroom, spacious living areas and a handmade terrazzo bathtub.
The Panoramic Pool Villas offer another version of privacy: 100 square metres tucked into terraced gardens, with floor-to-ceiling windows opening towards sweeping views of the Ayung River Valley.
Then there are the Riverside Pool Villas, where the experience moves closer to the water.
Here, dense foliage surrounds the villa while the sound of the Ayung River drifts through the landscape. An expansive deck holds your private infinity pool, gazebo and outdoor shower.
Choose your preferred form of disappearance.
Valley.
Garden.
River.
We support all three.
This is where Hanging Gardens becomes interesting.
The resort's private villas have been designed around the landscape, with tropical vegetation, terraces and the contours of the valley creating a natural sense of separation.
And every villa has its own infinity pool.
Not access to one.
Not a plunge pool shared between several suites.
Yours.
In the Hanging Gardens Pool Villa, 160 square metres of space includes a generous terrace, private infinity pool, outdoor gazebo and sunbeds, with the rainforest opening beyond it.
Inside, contemporary Balinese design is paired with locally spun silks and natural cottons, a king-size bedroom, spacious living areas and a handmade terrazzo bathtub.
The Panoramic Pool Villas offer another version of privacy: 100 square metres tucked into terraced gardens, with floor-to-ceiling windows opening towards sweeping views of the Ayung River Valley.
Then there are the Riverside Pool Villas, where the experience moves closer to the water.
Here, dense foliage surrounds the villa while the sound of the Ayung River drifts through the landscape. An expansive deck holds your private infinity pool, gazebo and outdoor shower.
Choose your preferred form of disappearance.
Valley.
Garden.
River.
We support all three.
The Pool Everyone Photographs Isn't Necessarily the One You'll Use Most
This may be controversial.
The famous twin-tier infinity pool is extraordinary.
You should absolutely see it.
Swim in it.
Take the photograph.
Send it to someone currently at work.
But then something happens.
You return to your villa.
There is another infinity pool waiting.
Nobody else is in it.
Nobody else is going to be in it.
Your book is exactly where you left it.
Your sunglasses are on the sunbed.
Your room is approximately seven steps away.
And suddenly the pool you've seen in a thousand photographs has competition.
This is the particular pleasure of a private pool villa in Ubud.
There is no pool etiquette.
No strategic selection of sun loungers.
No “Should we take our things with us?”
Leave the book.
Leave the sunglasses.
Leave the entire afternoon.
You're not going anywhere.
The famous twin-tier infinity pool is extraordinary.
You should absolutely see it.
Swim in it.
Take the photograph.
Send it to someone currently at work.
But then something happens.
You return to your villa.
There is another infinity pool waiting.
Nobody else is in it.
Nobody else is going to be in it.
Your book is exactly where you left it.
Your sunglasses are on the sunbed.
Your room is approximately seven steps away.
And suddenly the pool you've seen in a thousand photographs has competition.
This is the particular pleasure of a private pool villa in Ubud.
There is no pool etiquette.
No strategic selection of sun loungers.
No “Should we take our things with us?”
Leave the book.
Leave the sunglasses.
Leave the entire afternoon.
You're not going anywhere.
Breakfast Can Stay Private Too
There is a specific sort of luxury in realising you do not have to make yourself publicly presentable for breakfast.
No offence to breakfast restaurants.
We love them.
But some mornings are not meant for other people.
Some mornings are meant for coffee on your terrace while the Ayung Valley slowly wakes up around you.
Hair questionable.
Robe excellent.
Schedule nonexistent.
This is where private villa life begins subtly changing how you travel.
You stop thinking:
Where should we go next?
And begin thinking:
Do we actually need to go anywhere?
Dangerous.
Because the answer is increasingly no.
No offence to breakfast restaurants.
We love them.
But some mornings are not meant for other people.
Some mornings are meant for coffee on your terrace while the Ayung Valley slowly wakes up around you.
Hair questionable.
Robe excellent.
Schedule nonexistent.
This is where private villa life begins subtly changing how you travel.
You stop thinking:
Where should we go next?
And begin thinking:
Do we actually need to go anywhere?
Dangerous.
Because the answer is increasingly no.
There Is Privacy, and Then There Is the Riverside Villa
If your preferred soundtrack is water rather than conversation, this is the one I would look at.
The Riverside Pool Villa sits within the jungle close enough to the Ayung River that its murmur becomes part of the atmosphere.
There is an outdoor shower.
A private infinity pool.
A gazebo.
An expansive deck.
Open living spaces.
And dense tropical greenery surrounding the villa.
At night, you can dine outside beneath the stars.
In the morning, you wake to the jungle.
It feels wonderfully far away from the version of Bali involving traffic, reservations and someone asking whether you'd like to join a guest list.
You have already joined the better one.
Population: two.
The Riverside Pool Villa sits within the jungle close enough to the Ayung River that its murmur becomes part of the atmosphere.
There is an outdoor shower.
A private infinity pool.
A gazebo.
An expansive deck.
Open living spaces.
And dense tropical greenery surrounding the villa.
At night, you can dine outside beneath the stars.
In the morning, you wake to the jungle.
It feels wonderfully far away from the version of Bali involving traffic, reservations and someone asking whether you'd like to join a guest list.
You have already joined the better one.
Population: two.
Privacy Doesn't Mean Nobody Is Looking After You
This is the clever bit.
Anyone can put a villa in the jungle and call it secluded.
True luxury is being left alone without ever feeling unattended.
Hanging Gardens offers a Personal Dedicated VIP Butler, available by advance reservation, with service from 7am until 11pm.
Morning coffee can appear.
A bath can be drawn.
Transportation can be arranged.
Entertainment can be organised.
Your butler can act as your personal concierge throughout the day.
Essentially, all the little pieces of holiday administration that normally require somebody to pick up a phone, make a booking, check a time or work out logistics can quietly become somebody else's concern.
You retain the privacy.
The service remains close.
That balance is harder to achieve than it sounds.
The best service does not constantly remind you that you are being served.
It simply creates the rather addictive impression that things happen.
Anyone can put a villa in the jungle and call it secluded.
True luxury is being left alone without ever feeling unattended.
Hanging Gardens offers a Personal Dedicated VIP Butler, available by advance reservation, with service from 7am until 11pm.
Morning coffee can appear.
A bath can be drawn.
Transportation can be arranged.
Entertainment can be organised.
Your butler can act as your personal concierge throughout the day.
Essentially, all the little pieces of holiday administration that normally require somebody to pick up a phone, make a booking, check a time or work out logistics can quietly become somebody else's concern.
You retain the privacy.
The service remains close.
That balance is harder to achieve than it sounds.
The best service does not constantly remind you that you are being served.
It simply creates the rather addictive impression that things happen.
The Most Exclusive Table May Be the One Nobody Else Can Book That Night
Eventually, you may want dinner.
This does not necessarily require re-entering society.
At Hanging Gardens, some of its most memorable dining experiences are built around the idea that intimacy itself is part of the luxury.
Your villa can become the restaurant.
Or you can go considerably further.
For Romance Under the Stars, hundreds of candles transform the resort's famous infinity pool after dark, with a private dining setting seemingly suspended over the water.
There is no neighbouring table having a birthday.
No stranger accidentally appearing in the background of your photograph.
Just dinner, water, jungle and candlelight.
For the Secret Romantic Dinner, the evening moves to Dalem Segara Temple, where a traditional Balinese blessing by a local Mangku precedes an intimate candlelit dinner.
And if leaving your villa already sounds like an unreasonable amount of effort, A Floating Feast brings a traditional Balinese boat carrying dinner directly into your private infinity pool.
At some point, you must admire a hotel that hears “I'd like privacy” and responds:
Would you like us to float dinner into your swimming pool?
Yes.
Obviously.
This does not necessarily require re-entering society.
At Hanging Gardens, some of its most memorable dining experiences are built around the idea that intimacy itself is part of the luxury.
Your villa can become the restaurant.
Or you can go considerably further.
For Romance Under the Stars, hundreds of candles transform the resort's famous infinity pool after dark, with a private dining setting seemingly suspended over the water.
There is no neighbouring table having a birthday.
No stranger accidentally appearing in the background of your photograph.
Just dinner, water, jungle and candlelight.
For the Secret Romantic Dinner, the evening moves to Dalem Segara Temple, where a traditional Balinese blessing by a local Mangku precedes an intimate candlelit dinner.
And if leaving your villa already sounds like an unreasonable amount of effort, A Floating Feast brings a traditional Balinese boat carrying dinner directly into your private infinity pool.
At some point, you must admire a hotel that hears “I'd like privacy” and responds:
Would you like us to float dinner into your swimming pool?
Yes.
Obviously.
The Spa Can Be Private, Too
There is something wonderfully counterproductive about leaving a deeply relaxing private villa, travelling somewhere else to relax, and then travelling back.
Hanging Gardens has considered this.
The resort's wellness world centres around Spa by the River, where treatments take place above the sacred Ayung River amid tropical forest.
But selected wellness experiences can also be arranged with greater privacy, allowing the rhythm of the spa to become part of the rhythm of your stay rather than an interruption to it.
This becomes particularly seductive when your afternoon has already reached the advanced stage of:
robe → massage → pool → absolutely nothing.
Once achieved, protect this schedule fiercely.
Hanging Gardens has considered this.
The resort's wellness world centres around Spa by the River, where treatments take place above the sacred Ayung River amid tropical forest.
But selected wellness experiences can also be arranged with greater privacy, allowing the rhythm of the spa to become part of the rhythm of your stay rather than an interruption to it.
This becomes particularly seductive when your afternoon has already reached the advanced stage of:
robe → massage → pool → absolutely nothing.
Once achieved, protect this schedule fiercely.
And Then There Is the Secret Within the Secret
Now we get to the part I would usually lower my voice for.
Because if a private pool villa is not private enough, Hanging Gardens has another answer.
Hidden Palace.
The name is not metaphorical.
Set apart within Hanging Gardens of Bali, Hidden Palace is an ultra-private estate of approximately 2,000 square metres, built for guests for whom ordinary hotel privacy is simply not the brief.
The private residence includes five luxurious suites plus three additional rooms for an entourage, accommodating up to 13 guests.
There is an Olympic-sized private swimming pool.
A villa manager.
Housekeepers.
Concierge.
Security.
Luxury transport.
And 24-hour butler service.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.
The bars are replenished daily.
Sunset cocktails and canapés appear each evening.
And the entire residence operates as its own private world.
The current rate begins at approximately USD 36,300 per night.
This is not the villa you book because you want a nice weekend away.
This is the villa you book because being left alone properly has become part of the specification.
Because if a private pool villa is not private enough, Hanging Gardens has another answer.
Hidden Palace.
The name is not metaphorical.
Set apart within Hanging Gardens of Bali, Hidden Palace is an ultra-private estate of approximately 2,000 square metres, built for guests for whom ordinary hotel privacy is simply not the brief.
The private residence includes five luxurious suites plus three additional rooms for an entourage, accommodating up to 13 guests.
There is an Olympic-sized private swimming pool.
A villa manager.
Housekeepers.
Concierge.
Security.
Luxury transport.
And 24-hour butler service.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.
The bars are replenished daily.
Sunset cocktails and canapés appear each evening.
And the entire residence operates as its own private world.
The current rate begins at approximately USD 36,300 per night.
This is not the villa you book because you want a nice weekend away.
This is the villa you book because being left alone properly has become part of the specification.
Hidden Palace Is Where “Do Not Disturb” Becomes an Architectural Concept
There is an amusing inadequacy to putting a little Do Not Disturb sign on the door of Hidden Palace.
The entire estate is essentially the sign.
It is self-contained.
The swimming pool is private.
The living spaces are private.
The staff are dedicated to the residence.
Even the scale changes the experience.
You can bring family.
Friends.
An entourage.
And still remain within your own world.
Nobody needs to negotiate public spaces.
Nobody needs to gather in a hotel lobby before dinner.
Nobody outside your party needs to know what time you woke up, who joined you for lunch or whether the evening ended at 10pm or 3am.
The Palace simply continues around you.
This is a particular category of luxury that has very little to do with being seen.
Quite the opposite.
The entire estate is essentially the sign.
It is self-contained.
The swimming pool is private.
The living spaces are private.
The staff are dedicated to the residence.
Even the scale changes the experience.
You can bring family.
Friends.
An entourage.
And still remain within your own world.
Nobody needs to negotiate public spaces.
Nobody needs to gather in a hotel lobby before dinner.
Nobody outside your party needs to know what time you woke up, who joined you for lunch or whether the evening ended at 10pm or 3am.
The Palace simply continues around you.
This is a particular category of luxury that has very little to do with being seen.
Quite the opposite.
The People Who Understand Privacy Usually Don't Need It Explained
And this may be the most important part.
Real privacy is not theatrical.
Nobody needs to repeatedly announce that you are somewhere exclusive.
There should not be an atmosphere of Look who is here.
There should barely be an atmosphere of Who is here?
Hanging Gardens has long welcomed guests for whom discretion is part of hospitality rather than an optional upgrade.
That understanding matters.
Because for certain travellers - public figures, executives, families, private clients, or simply people who have reached the entirely reasonable conclusion that their holiday is nobody else's business - luxury is not having everyone recognise you.
Luxury is being able to forget that they might.
There is a reason the most private places often have the least to prove.
Real privacy is not theatrical.
Nobody needs to repeatedly announce that you are somewhere exclusive.
There should not be an atmosphere of Look who is here.
There should barely be an atmosphere of Who is here?
Hanging Gardens has long welcomed guests for whom discretion is part of hospitality rather than an optional upgrade.
That understanding matters.
Because for certain travellers - public figures, executives, families, private clients, or simply people who have reached the entirely reasonable conclusion that their holiday is nobody else's business - luxury is not having everyone recognise you.
Luxury is being able to forget that they might.
There is a reason the most private places often have the least to prove.
You Can Still Go Into Ubud. You Just May Not Want To.
This is the danger.
Ubud is there.
Its temples are waiting.
Its galleries are waiting.
Its restaurants are waiting.
Its rice terraces remain very photogenic.
You should explore them.
Probably.
But then it is 11am.
Your private infinity pool is warm.
Coffee has arrived.
The jungle is doing something particularly beautiful with the light.
Lunch can come to you.
The spa exists.
Your book has finally become interesting.
And the prospect of putting on real shoes suddenly feels unnecessarily ambitious.
This is how Hanging Gardens gets you.
Not by giving you nothing to do.
By making staying exactly where you are feel like the better option.
Ubud is there.
Its temples are waiting.
Its galleries are waiting.
Its restaurants are waiting.
Its rice terraces remain very photogenic.
You should explore them.
Probably.
But then it is 11am.
Your private infinity pool is warm.
Coffee has arrived.
The jungle is doing something particularly beautiful with the light.
Lunch can come to you.
The spa exists.
Your book has finally become interesting.
And the prospect of putting on real shoes suddenly feels unnecessarily ambitious.
This is how Hanging Gardens gets you.
Not by giving you nothing to do.
By making staying exactly where you are feel like the better option.
The Luxury of Not Being Perceived
Millennials have spent an impressive portion of adulthood being perceived.
Instagram.
LinkedIn.
WhatsApp.
Zoom.
Stories.
Group chats.
Read receipts.
Typing indicators.
People knowing you are online when you specifically intended to pretend you weren't.
Perhaps this is why privacy has become such an extraordinary luxury.
To go somewhere beautiful and not need to perform the fact that you are there.
To swim without documenting it.
To eat breakfast looking at a valley instead of a screen.
To have dinner without scanning the room.
To disappear for three days and allow absolutely nothing dramatic to happen.
At Hanging Gardens of Bali, the jungle makes this surprisingly easy.
It wraps around the villas.
The valley creates distance.
Your pool belongs to you.
And the outside world begins feeling increasingly theoretical.
Instagram.
LinkedIn.
WhatsApp.
Zoom.
Stories.
Group chats.
Read receipts.
Typing indicators.
People knowing you are online when you specifically intended to pretend you weren't.
Perhaps this is why privacy has become such an extraordinary luxury.
To go somewhere beautiful and not need to perform the fact that you are there.
To swim without documenting it.
To eat breakfast looking at a valley instead of a screen.
To have dinner without scanning the room.
To disappear for three days and allow absolutely nothing dramatic to happen.
At Hanging Gardens of Bali, the jungle makes this surprisingly easy.
It wraps around the villas.
The valley creates distance.
Your pool belongs to you.
And the outside world begins feeling increasingly theoretical.
So, Where Do You Stay in Ubud When Privacy Is the Luxury?
This is the secret.
You don't necessarily stay in the middle of everything.
You stay somewhere that allows you to access Ubud without requiring you to participate in it every minute.
Somewhere the destination continues after the villa door closes.
Somewhere the view is jungle rather than another room.
Somewhere your swimming pool is actually yours.
Somewhere service can reach you without the world following behind it.
For couples, that might mean a private pool villa suspended above the rainforest.
For families or friends, it might mean a two-bedroom villa with 160 square metres of space, two en-suite bedrooms arranged across separate levels and a private infinity pool above the valley.
And for the very small category of travellers for whom privacy needs to become absolute?
There is a Palace hidden inside Hanging Gardens.
But you didn't hear that from us.
Book here.
You don't necessarily stay in the middle of everything.
You stay somewhere that allows you to access Ubud without requiring you to participate in it every minute.
Somewhere the destination continues after the villa door closes.
Somewhere the view is jungle rather than another room.
Somewhere your swimming pool is actually yours.
Somewhere service can reach you without the world following behind it.
For couples, that might mean a private pool villa suspended above the rainforest.
For families or friends, it might mean a two-bedroom villa with 160 square metres of space, two en-suite bedrooms arranged across separate levels and a private infinity pool above the valley.
And for the very small category of travellers for whom privacy needs to become absolute?
There is a Palace hidden inside Hanging Gardens.
But you didn't hear that from us.
Book here.
F.A.Q.
Where is the best area to stay in Ubud for privacy?
Travellers seeking privacy in Ubud may prefer the rainforest and river valleys outside the busier central area. Hanging Gardens of Bali is located within the Ayung River Valley, where private villas are integrated into the tropical hillside and offer a more secluded luxury stay.
Is Hanging Gardens of Bali private?
Yes. Hanging Gardens of Bali is designed around private villa accommodation within a jungle valley setting. Its villa categories offer private terraces and infinity pools, while guests seeking a higher degree of exclusivity can reserve personalised services including a dedicated VIP butler.
Does every villa at Hanging Gardens of Bali have a private infinity pool?
Yes. Hanging Gardens of Bali's villas feature private infinity pools, allowing guests to enjoy the surrounding rainforest and Ayung River Valley from the privacy of their accommodation.
Which Hanging Gardens of Bali villa is best for privacy?
Several villa categories are designed around privacy. The Hanging Gardens Pool Villa offers 160 square metres with a private infinity pool and terrace, while the Panoramic Pool Villa is tucked within terraced gardens. The Riverside Pool Villa offers a particularly secluded atmosphere surrounded by foliage and the sound of the Ayung River.
What is the Riverside Pool Villa at Hanging Gardens of Bali?
The Riverside Pool Villa is a 100-square-metre private villa surrounded by jungle near the Ayung River. It includes a private infinity pool, expansive deck, outdoor gazebo, outdoor shower, king-size bed and handmade terrazzo bathtub.
What is the Hanging Gardens Pool Villa?
The Hanging Gardens Pool Villa is a 160-square-metre private villa overlooking the rainforest. It features a private infinity pool, generous terrace, outdoor gazebo and sunbeds, king-size bedroom, living area and handmade terrazzo bathtub.
Does Hanging Gardens of Bali have two-bedroom private villas?
Yes. The Two-Bedroom Pool Villa offers 160 square metres across two levels, with two bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms, a private infinity pool, gazebo and sweeping valley views. It accommodates up to four guests.
Does Hanging Gardens of Bali offer private butler service?
Yes. A Personal Dedicated VIP Butler is available by advance reservation and subject to availability. The service operates from 7am to 11pm and can include morning coffee, bath preparation, transportation, entertainment arrangements and personal concierge assistance.
Can you dine privately at Hanging Gardens of Bali?
Yes. Hanging Gardens of Bali offers several private dining experiences, including romantic in-villa dining, Romance Under the Stars at the infinity pool, A Floating Feast in a private villa pool and the Secret Romantic Dinner at Dalem Segara Temple.
Is Hanging Gardens of Bali suitable for celebrities and high-profile guests?
Hanging Gardens of Bali offers accommodation and services designed around privacy and discretion, including secluded private pool villas and the self-contained Hidden Palace estate. These features can suit travellers for whom a high level of privacy is important.
What is Hidden Palace at Hanging Gardens of Bali?
Hidden Palace is Hanging Gardens of Bali's ultra-private approximately 2,000-square-metre residence. It includes five principal suites plus three additional rooms for an entourage, an Olympic-sized private pool and a dedicated hospitality team.
How many people can stay at Hidden Palace in Bali?
Hidden Palace at Hanging Gardens of Bali accommodates up to 13 guests, making it suitable for private families, groups and guests travelling with an entourage.
Does Hidden Palace have 24-hour butler service?
Yes. Hidden Palace includes 24-hour butler service alongside a villa manager, housekeepers, concierge, security guards and luxury transportation.
How much does Hidden Palace at Hanging Gardens of Bali cost?
Hanging Gardens of Bali currently lists Hidden Palace at approximately USD 36,300 per night, with an all-inclusive luxury service offering that includes daily breakfast, lunch and dinner, nightly sunset cocktails and canapés, daily maxi-bar replenishment and dedicated private staff.
Is Hanging Gardens of Bali good for a private honeymoon in Ubud?
Yes. Private infinity pool villas, secluded terraces, romantic dining, spa experiences and personalised service make Hanging Gardens of Bali particularly suited to couples seeking a private luxury honeymoon in Ubud.
Can families have a private stay at Hanging Gardens of Bali?
Yes. The Two-Bedroom Pool Villa accommodates up to four guests and provides separate bedroom spaces across two levels. Larger groups and families seeking significantly greater privacy can consider Hidden Palace, which accommodates up to 13 guests.
Is Hanging Gardens of Bali far from central Ubud?
Hanging Gardens of Bali is set within the greater Ubud region in the Ayung River Valley, away from the busier central area. Its location is particularly suited to travellers looking for a luxury jungle resort experience rather than a town-centre hotel.
Why choose a private pool villa in Ubud?
A private pool villa allows guests to experience Ubud's rainforest landscape with greater seclusion and flexibility. At Hanging Gardens of Bali, private infinity pools, terraces and jungle or river views make the accommodation itself part of the Ubud experience rather than simply somewhere to sleep.