Detailed review & photos “Capella Ubud, Bali”

The hotel was like a small village located at the end of a small alley. After the car security check, you can see the rice terraces on the premises.

This facility, which is based on the concept of a luxurious campsite, is not paved even if it goes all the way up to the mountain road, and you will be given a stick to use like when you are hiking. I had a nice walk in the nature.

This is the entrance to the main building.

There was an open-air lobby.

A relaxing sofa in the lobby.

The staff was very polite when checking me in.

There are only 23 rooms in all. As mentioned above the concept is camping, so the rooms are are called “tents”.

The 23 tents all have different concepts and this time I stayed in the “Photographer Tent.”

A gate leading to the tent.

The name of the tent.

Guest room entrance door.

Many pictures of native Indonesians were displayed in the room.

The bed was comfortable to sleep on. You can ask for a thin pillow if necessary.

A stylish sofa dna table.

The leather chairs and fur rugs all use real cow fur!

A desk by the window.

The rooms do not have a TV to encourage guests to enjoy the nature and relax, but they will bring one in necessary. If you open the curtains, you can enjoy a breathtaking view through the transparent vinyl sheet, so watching TV is a waste. At sunset time, you can see the sunset in the valley.

The room had a terrace with a daybed.

There were chairs and tables on the terrace.

There was also a private pool. It is the best luxury to be able to swim in the pool with a nice view of the valley.

There was an outdoor shower. This is made based on the image of bathing in the mountains. I felt very comfortable taking a shower here.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap.

There was a bathtub and shower room. It was comfortable in the bathtub even though the color was gold.

There was shampoo, conditioner and body soap in the shower room. There was a hand shower with a small shower head, but the water pressure was just right. Hot water will come out properly, but please be aware that if you use hot water for a long time, the water in the tank will run out and turn into cold water.

Hand soap, body lotion, bar of soap and insect repellent.

Inside the drawer was a toothbrush set, razor, cotton swab and a loofah towel. In Bali, where the NO plastic movement has been active since last year, I thought it would be wonderful to use body towels made from 100% loofah instead of using chemical fiber scrub towels. I feel that the inns where world celebrities often visit are highly aware of the environment.

There was a rack to hang clothes. There were robes called Kimono hanging on wooden hangers. There were basket bags, eco bags, and sandals that could be used by the pool.

There was a safe hiding behind the bed.

There was a coffee machine, electric kettle, two bottles of water, coffee, tea and sugar. It is all free.

Free cookies and peanuts.

Snacks that cost money.

There was a big wooden chest.

Inside was a cooler box.

Many kinds of drinks were prepared inside (charged).

A restaurant called “Api Jiwa.” They are only open for dinner. You can enjoy Asian food in a barbecue style.

The interior design is unique.

There was also an all-day dining restaurant called “Mads Lange.”

You can have a meal on the terrace.

“The Mortar and Pestle Bar” by the pool.

There is a daybed where you can relax and have drinks such as a cocktail or have a light meal.

There was also a public pool. The heated pool was comfortable to swim in.

In order to create a private space, only 3 people are allowed at once. The 4th person will have to wait.

Outdoor theater.

Lounge & library.

There were books, magazines, boardgames prepared.

The morning coffee (7:00 to 10:30), afternoon tea (15:00 to 17:00), and daily evening cocktails (18:00 to 19:30) are also provided free of charge.

A shop near the hotel.

A shop near the hotel.

I only met two Western couples this time. This hotel is more for adults. There are also many celebrities from all over the world who stay here.

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