Detailed review & photos “Mulia Resort”

A wall with interesting patterns.

The hotel seen from the entrace.

Hotel seen from the outside.

There was an open air lobby.

The ceiling was high and open.

Reception for different purposes.

Sofas and tables by the reception.

A beautiful lounge outside.

Hallway leading to a building with guests room.

Lobby floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room floor corridor near guest room door.

The entrance door is a little narrow.

The room was large with plenty of space for two adults to stay. It had a chic atmosphere with dimmed lighting.

There was a TV across the bed.

An arm chairs, ottoman and a table next to the bed.

A desk by the window.

The bed was a little high, but perfect for sitting on. The mattress was comfortable to sleep on and the pillows were big and fluffy.

The terrace was spacious and clean with two chairs and a table prepared. There was also a tray on the table, which I found useful for eating fruits. There was also plenty of room for hanging laundry outside.

I had a room with garden view, so the view was a shrub or the passage of a hotel. I could get a glimpse of the ocean in the distance.

There were wild monkeys sitting on the hand rail which was very entertaining.

There was an elegant bathtub in the bathroom. The wall between the bathroom and bedroom is made of glass, but you can get privacy by closing the blinds. If you open up the blinds you can enjoy the bath while looking at the scenery outside the window.

There was also a big shower room.

The was a shower head fixed on the wall and a removable hand shower. The water pressure was a little weak, but it was not a problem for me. The temperature was easy to adjust.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap in the shower room.

There were also a bar of soap, shower cap, body cream and a hair dryer on the wash basin. The body cream felt nice on my skin.

Closet at the entrance.

There were hangers and drawers to store your clothes in.

There was a safe in the cabinet under the TV.

There was a refrigerator and a cafe corner in the cabinet under the TV. There was beer and juice in the refrigerator. There was also an ice bucket and straws. Two free bottles of water were added everyday.

Tefal electric kettle, instant coffee and tea bags (English breakfast, green tea, etc.)

Cups and glasses.

I had breakfast at a buffet called “THE CAFFE.” Japanese, Western, Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, Thai, Indian and dishes from many other countries were lined up. They were all very delicious. There was a chef that cooked right in front of me, and I was able to enjoy freshly prepared meals such as eggs, noodles and grilled dishes.

I also had dinner at the same buffet, but the menu was different. There were many choices of desserts such as colorful gelato, chocolate fondue, colorful cakes and cookies.

Outdoor tables at “THE CAFE.”

I was very satisfied with my meal.

Flower decorations at the buffet.

Sunday brunch is held at a Mediterranean restaurant called “SOLEIL.” It is also popular with the locals.

“Mulia Deli.”

Jewelery shop “John Hardy.”

A pathway leading to the pool. There are five pools, including the main ocean pool facing the sea, a courtyard pool surrounded by nature and a kids pool with a fountain where children can play.

Ladie’s Courtyard Pool

Oasis Pool for guests only.

The Ocean Pool seemed to be the most popular out of all the pools, and the other pools were empty.

There were gazebos next to the pool perfect for relaxing with a drink in your hand.

There is a pool right in front of the hotel, so you can walk straight to the beach after playing in the pool.

There was a section of the beach that only guests staying at “The Milia” can use.

There was a gym with many exercise equipments prepared. You will receive a schedule for activities, and I participated in the morning yoga.

“Mulia Spa”

This hotel is surrounded by nature. The gardeners were always cleaning to make the gardens look nice. There was not a single weed growing and it was such a beautiful garden.

Tegalalang rice terraces in Ubud.

Ubud Royal Palace

For sightseeing and shopping I traveled back and forth by the travel agency’s free private shuttle or taxi. I was able to take a taxi safely and cheaply if I searched for a proper BALI TAXI. In addition, the highway that opened several years ago and headed over the sea to Nusa Dua made it possible to reach the center of the city in no time.