Detailed review & photos “Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan”

Hotel entrance.

The main building was surrounded with trees and plants. Vegetables, rice and herbs were planted as well. The Ayun River also runs by the hotel.

You will need to pass through security at the front gate.

Bridge leading to the main building.

You can walk down the stairs or ride the buggy to the main building. I recommend walking if possible.

Stairs that will lead you to the lobby.

The front desk.

The front desk was decorated tropical style.

You will be taken to your villa on a buggy.

The villa is standing along the valley, so you will need to go down these stairs.

Corridor leading to the villa.

Keep going farther.

This is the guest room entrance door.

Guest room entrance door.

I was very excited about the private pool.

Sofas and tables on the terrace.

There was also a daybed with a canopy next to the private pool. There are no fences or walls around the villa and there were tall plants used as a wall instead. The villa is standing along the valley, so you will have complete privacy.

The pool may be a little deep, but there are stairs and a block making it easier to stand. It was cold in the morning and at night, but the pool has a heating system which was very convenient.

There was also a table and sofa with a parasol. I enjoyed a nice cup of coffee surrounded by nature.

The interior design was chic and luxuiorus.

The bed was a canopy bed and the mattress was very comfortable to sleep on. The pillows were a little fluffy in my opinion. You can also rent a bed guard if necessary.

TV, sofa and table at the foot of the bed.

Desk and chair.

Sunlight came in through the big window in the bedroom. The price of the villas vary depending on the view. Since the hotel is built in a valley along the river, some villas have a nice view of the river.

The bathroom was very spacious.

The shower room and bathtub were separate.

The bathtub was big with a hand shower. It did not take long to fill ups the bath.

There was a rain shower and a removable shower. The water pressure and temperature were both just right. Shampoo, conditioner, bath gel and aloe vera gel were prepared in the shower room.

Bat salt, hand soap and body lotion were prepared by the sink.

Inside the drawer was a toothbrush, razor, cotton, sewing set, etc. There were also toothbrushes, shampoo, diapers and other amenities for children prepared.

There was a walk-in closet.

I was surprised at how big the closer was. There were about 10 hangers that was also suitable for hanging dresses as well. There was also a drawer and a rack where you can put your suitcases on top.

There was also a safe in the closet. There is an outlet in the safe which is useful for charing devices.

There was a cafe corner with illy’s coffee machine, coffee and many types of tea such as green tea, herbal tea, etc.

There were also drinks prepared in the fridge. However, they cost extra money.

I had breakfast at “AYUNG TERRACE.” The terrace offers spectacular views of the canyon.

They were offering bread and fruit buffet-style.

You can order à la carte with your bread and fruit. I ordered noodles this time.

This is a restaurant called the “Riverside.” They are open for lunch and dinner and offer Western dishes. The food was delicious and very filling.

“JATI BAR.”

In addition to the counter seats, there was also a scenic spot where sofas were arranged so that they face outside.

There were also shops in the hotel selling clothes, accessories, etc.

There was a public pool along the river. I did not see many people swimming. Since the villas have private pools, most guests swam in their own pools. The pool was lit up at night and it was beautiful.

There was an open-air jacuzzi next to the gym which was partitioned by a wall for two people. You can relax in the jacuzzi while being surrounded by nature.

Antigravity yoga.

There is a kids club where various activities are being held every day.

Children from 4 to 12 years old are allowed inside.

There were two computers in the library.

Currency exchange near the hotel.

There seemed to be many honeymooners and elderly couples. There were more Western tourists than Asians. I did not see many children at the hotel during my stay. It is a hotel suitable for those wanting to spend a relaxing time at the hotel instead of going sightseeing.

Street in front of the hotel.