Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

Ubud

Entering the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan marks a clear point between the real world and pure, immersive relaxation. As you walk through the canopy across the dramatic suspension bridge towards a vast floating lotus pond, you’re welcomed into a haven of almost unbelievable beauty. The blend of traditional and modern Balinese design, with teak furniture, handmade fabrics, and wooden shutters, creates an authentic sense of place, while the immersive jungle views are a constant reminder that this is no ordinary hotel. This decor continues throughout the 60 Villas and Suites that dot the sprawling grounds, looking out over the river or lush jungle that cocoons the property.

While Ubud is just a ten minute drive and boasts a thriving restaurant scene, the Four Seasons’ offerings are more than enticing enough to stay tucked away in the hotel if you wish. Four restaurants and bars offer everything from succulent meat and seafood grilled in a charcoal oven and served poolside, to modern interpretations of Indonesian classics overlooking the canopy. After a spot of culinary indulgence, get on two wheels for a cycling tour of Bali’s rice fields and jungle, past centuries-old temples and the famous Gunung Raung volcano, or realign body and mind with a holistic wellness treatment.

Reasons we love Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

  • The hotel’s setting and architecture create a real ‘wow-moment’ as you walk over the suspension bridge towards the elevated lobby, high above the lush valley below
  • An extensive menu of wellness experiences, treatments and holistic practices including Chakra Ceremonies, makes the spa one of the finest in Indonesia
  • The hotel offers an imaginative and immersive selection of experiences to bring guests closer to the cultural, religious and historical life of the area

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