Flanked by rice terraces on one side and the Ubud town center, guests can experience the culture and artistry the town is known for while staying in a serene property.

The Pertiwi Resort & Spa is located on Monkey Forest Street, near the town’s numerous arts and crafts shops, restaurants and night spots. The resort is decorated in true local style with Balinese sculptures, tropical gardens and architecture reflective of the island’s personality.  After a day in town, guests can choose to soothe in this environment from their verandah or dip into one of the two swimming pools.

Guests can choose from a variety of villas or bungalows to meet their individual needs and tastes. Each of the spacious room types includes all necessary amenities, a private garden view terrace and even kitchenettes in the larger villas. Pertiwi’s two swimming pools, as well as its spa and Jacuzzi, are incorporated seamlessly in to the environment surrounded by green lawns and trees. 

Dining options at the Pertiwi Resort are highlighted by Greenhouse Restaurant. This bistro serves exquisite Pan-Asian cuisine indoors or under the calm Bali skies. Additionally, Padi Poolside Restaurant is a relaxing place to have breakfast, coffee or tea amid the tropical gardens.

The Pertiwi Resort & Spa offers guests a great base from which to explore all of Ubud’s attractions. The natural feel of the resort creates a relaxing atmosphere while the courteous staff will ensure visitors of a satisfying stay.

Facilities:

• Two swimming pools
• Spa facilities
• Jacuzzi
• Laundry service
• Conference facilities

Dining:

• Greenhouse Restaurant- Comfortable indoor/outdoor restaurant serving healthy Pan-Asian meals
• Padi Pool Side Restaurant- A relaxing poolside and garden surrounded eatery

Room type:

• 6 Deluxe Pool Villa
• 6 Superior Pool Villa
• 1 Family Pool Villa
• 30 Deluxe Bungalows
• 8 Superior Bungalows

Pertiwi Resort and Spa Ubud address in Bali: Monkey Forest St, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.

Pertiwi Resort & Spa is in the center of Ubud town, Bali. The town is served by Ngurah Rai international airport which is 43 kilometers away.

Who should go?
Our advice: with all the amenities of a secluded spa resort, yet located just minutes from central Ubud, Pertiwi Resort & Spa Ubud is suited for those seeking a relaxing base for sightseeing. Families will love the villas while couples and single travelers will find ample solitude amid the spacious property.

When to go?
Bali is located about 8 degrees south of the equator, so there isn’t much variation in temperature averaging about 32 degrees Celsius throughout the year. Ubud, however, can experience cooler weather during the morning and evenings as it is on higher elevation. Bali’s dry season is from April to October and is the best time to visit. The wet season is from November to March and coincides with the southern hemisphere’s summer, so Bali can be a little loud with tourists and parties during this time.  December and January are the most humid and rainy months in Bali with about 85% humidity and 290 millimeters of monthly rainfall. April and May are the best months to visit as the weather is the most bearable and coincides with the end of the low season.

What’s not to be missed?
Cooling off in one of the swimming pools. Indulging in the resort’s spa treatment. Relaxing in the Jacuzzi. Performing yoga on the Padi Pool Side Restaurant, 2nd floor. Walking along and interacting with the Macaques at nearby Monkey Forest.  Trekking through the surrounding rice terraces. 

What’s cooking?
Guests can enjoy their Pan-Asian meals inside the Greenhouse Restaurant or on the nearby lawns. Visitors can also choose to have breakfast or sip coffee by the poolside and garden surrounded restaurant.