The Chedi Hotels, Ubud Bali is a secluded mountain retreat perched high up on the edge of a verdant valley in the traditional Balinese village of Payangan.

The Chedi Hotels, Ubud Bali which appears of float above the valley is surrounded by the gentle, spiritual rhythms of Balinese life, it affords breathtaking panoramas across brilliant green rice-terraces and steep palm-covered slopes. Beneath the tranquil property runs the Ayung River, Bali's most sacred mountain waterway.

The Chedi Hotels, Ubud Bali is located just a short drive from the artistic center of Ubud, a quiet mountain village where artists and painters, writers and musicians find their inspiration.

The 54 Deluxe Rooms at the Chedi Hotels, Ubud Bali are housed in 14 two-storey blocks, blend contemporary design and traditional Balinese architecture provides a natural sanctuary. Secluded courtyards, spacious terraces and private gardens create an intimate feel.

Spa special programs at The Chedi Hotel Ubud is set in a natural sanctuary and situated high above a rich green river valley and designed for the ultimate in elaxation and rejuvenation of mind, body and spirit using the secrets of traditional Balinese self-care rituals.

The Chedi Hotels, Ubud Bali featuring spectacular panoramic views, Balinese architecture and meandering garden-paths to create a magical world in which to experience the magic of "the island of the Gods"

Location

The Chedi, Ubud, is located in the traditional Balinese hill village of Payangan, is just 5 kilometres from Bali’s artistic centre of Ubud, a place where artists and painters, writers and musicians find their inspiration. Here guests can visit a number of art galleries and museums, see dramatic and opulent temple festivals and dances, and take in the magic of the real Bali.

The hills and valleys surrounding The Chedi Hotel, Ubud contain a number of traditional villages and family compounds as well as some of the most spectacular scenery in Bali. Various tours are available from The Chedi, Ubud featuring treks through the stunning local countryside away from the tourist crowds.

Not-to-be-missed tours include a trip to the island’s central volcanoes, the village of Kintamani and the beautiful scenery of Lake Batur; a cultural tour of Ubud and a visit to Gianyar, the home of ikat weaving and the Goa Gajah Elephant Cave.