How to Fill Out the Bali Arrival Card Online: 2026 Entry Guide
Your complete guide to the Bali Arrival Card via the All Indonesia portal. Learn how to fill it out online, discover entry requirements, and get a step-by-step walkthrough of the arrival process at DPS airport.
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What exactly is the Bali Arrival Card?
The Bali Arrival Card is Indonesia's unified digital entry declaration system, officially known as All Indonesia. Launched in September 2025 at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) and rolled out nationwide by October 2025, it replaces the traditional paper arrival card by merging immigration, customs, and health quarantine declarations into one convenient online form.
Once you've submitted your details, the system will generate a personal QR code for you—immigration and customs officers will scan this when you leave the airport. Just a heads-up: this isn't a visa, so you'll still need a valid visa or visa-exempt status to enter Indonesia. Think of the arrival card as an extra entry requirement for all international travelers.
Disclaimer: Entry rules and procedures can shift at any moment based on Indonesian immigration policy. Be sure to check the latest official guidance before you set off on your journey.
Do You Really Need the Bali Arrival Card Online?
Yes, almost all international visitors need to complete it. It’s a mandatory requirement for foreign nationals arriving in Bali or Indonesia by air.
Who doesn't need to worry about this?
- Indonesian citizens (you'll just need to fill out a separate domestic form)
- Transit passengers staying airside without clearing immigration
- Airline or vessel crew members currently on duty
- If you hold an Indonesian residence permit (KITAS / KITAP), you might be able to use a different route, but it’s always a great idea to double-check the latest guidance before you go!
If you're heading to Indonesia as a tourist, business visitor, or short-term traveler—regardless of whether you have an e-Visa, VOA, or visa-free status—you'll need to complete your arrival card.
Bali Attractions Review
Penida Island
4.4/5
488 reviewsThe scenery is absolutely gorgeous; highly recommended if you enjoy scuba diving.
Nusa Lembongan
4.6/5
179 reviewsThis tour was interesting, and we got to see manta rays. The snorkeling was also very good!I received the photos on the same day, and they turned out to be quite good qualityWe were provided with water and a towel, and after snorkeling, we could take a shower and change clothesThe Nusa Penida tour was not bad overall, but due to the road conditions, the car ride was very bumpy and made me quite carsick
Ayung River Rafting Bali
4.5/5
117 reviewsI had a fantastic time rafting amidst the stunning natural beauty of Indonesia.
Is Entering Bali Fully Digital?
Entering Bali is mostly a digital experience, but not entirely. Here’s the breakdown of what’s gone digital and what still requires a personal touch:
100% digital
- Arrival card, customs, and health declaration—all handled online through the All Indonesia platform, so you can skip the paper forms!
- e-VOA / electronic visa — apply and pay online before you depart, and get approved via email
Hybrid format / in-person attendance required
- Passport control — even with an e-Visa, you'll still need to show your physical passport when you go through immigration.
- Self-service gates (auto-gates) — ready for e-Visa holders aged 6 and up; little travelers under 6 will just need to head to the manual counters.
- VOA (Visa on Arrival) — still processed at dedicated counters when you land, with payment in cash (USD is recommended)
- Random document checks — keep in mind that officers might still ask to see your return ticket, hotel booking, or proof of funds when you arrive.
In short: while you can pre-fill everything online to breeze through the process, you'll still need to head through physical immigration checks once you land at the airport.
Bali Entry Requirements: Everything You Need to Know
Before you jet off to Bali, make sure you've got these essentials packed and ready:
- Passport valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry, with at least one blank page
- A valid visa or visa exemption — whether that’s an e-VOA, a VOA on arrival, or visa-free entry, depending on your nationality
- Finished your Indonesia arrival card and saved that QR code—you're all set for your adventure!
- Return or onward ticket — keep this handy, as it might be checked when you check in or pass through immigration!
- Proof of accommodation — a hotel booking confirmation that includes the full address
- Proof of sufficient funds — you might be asked to show this at random
- Travel insurance — while not always checked, it’s highly recommended for peace of mind on your adventures!
When to Complete Your Bali Arrival Card
You can submit your arrival card up to 3 days before your scheduled arrival in Indonesia, or simply complete it on the day you land.
Our recommendation: fill it 1–2 days before departure. This gives you enough time to fix any errors, ensure payment works if you also apply for a visa through the same portal, and avoid last-minute Internet issues on the plane or at the airport.
If you happen to forget or can't finish it online, no worries! You can easily fill it out right when you arrive by scanning the QR codes scattered around the airport—though just a heads-up, you might run into longer lines and a bit of a sluggish Wi-Fi connection.
How to Complete Your Bali Arrival Card Online (A Step-by-Step Guide)
Step 1: Head over to the official portal
Head over to allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id in your browser—no app download needed, though an "All Indonesia" app is available if you prefer! Just toggle the language to English using the menu in the top right corner, then select "Foreign Visitor" to get started.
Step 2: Your personal details
Please enter your details exactly as they appear on your passport:
- Full name (as it appears on your passport)
- Passport number
- Nationality
- Date of birth (DD/MM/YYYY format)
- Passport expiry date (DD/MM/YYYY format)
- Gender
Traveling with the family? No problem! You can add extra passengers to a single submission and share one QR code—just be sure everyone enters together.
Step 3: Plan your travel details
- Flight number of your final connecting flight arriving in Indonesia
- Date of arrival
- Date of departure
- Whether you hold an Indonesian residence permit (select No for a tourist VOA; select Yes if you already have an e-Visa)
Step 4: Getting around and finding your stay
- Travel method: By air
- Reason for your trip: Tourism, business, or just exploring!
- Flight type: Commercial
- Your port of entry: Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Bali
- Address in Indonesia: simply enter the full address of your hotel as shown on your booking confirmation
Step 5: Health and customs declarations
- Health quarantine declaration: simply answer No if you aren't experiencing any fever, cough, or other symptoms.
- Prohibited goods declaration: select No if you aren't carrying any drugs, weapons, or other restricted items
- Read through the declaration and check the box to confirm
Step 6: Hit submit and save your QR code
Double-check all your details, then hit submit! Your unique QR code will be generated in a flash. Be sure to take a screenshot and save it to your phone—you can even email it to yourself for safekeeping. Just have it ready to show when you arrive at the airport, and you're all set for your adventure!
Pro tip: If you haven't purchased your visa yet, you can apply for an e-VOA directly through the same All Indonesia portal after you complete your arrival card. Many travelers report higher payment success rates this way compared to using the standalone visa website.
How to Enter Bali Upon Arrival (A Step-by-Step Guide at DPS Airport)
1. Follow the signs for International Arrivals
Once you've deplaned, just follow the signs for International Arrivals. Stroll down the corridor—you'll head through walkways and maybe even take a few escalators. Simply follow the crowd and keep an eye out for the green directional signs!
2. Pick your immigration lane
- If you’ve got an e-Visa or e-VOA, you can head straight to the self-service auto-gates or the e-Visa counter. Auto-gates are ready for travelers aged 6 and up with a biometric passport—just scan your passport photo page, look at the camera for facial recognition, and you’re all set!
- If you need a VOA on arrival: head to the Visa on Arrival counter first, pay the fee (USD cash is recommended), get your visa sticker, and then proceed to immigration.
- Little travelers under 6: please head to the manual or staffed counter, even if you have an e-Visa.
3. Immigration check
Hand over your passport. The officer will check your visa and arrival card QR code, and they might ask to see your return ticket or hotel booking. Once that’s all set, they’ll stamp your passport, and you’re officially on your way!
4. Baggage claim
Once you've cleared immigration, simply head down the escalator or lift to the baggage hall. Keep an eye on the screens to find your flight number and the carousel where your bags will be waiting!
5. Customs and exit scan
Before you head out of the restricted area, an officer will scan your Indonesia arrival card QR code. Just a heads-up, your bags might need to pass through an X-ray scanner, too!
6. Step out of the arrivals hall and into your adventure
Once you've cleared customs, you'll step into the public arrivals area, your gateway to the city! Here, you'll easily find everything you need to get started, including SIM card counters, ATMs, money changers, taxi desks, and convenient ride-hail pick-up points.
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[10% Off] Top Hotel Recommendations in Bali
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5 star
Great200 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|12.86km from downtown
We really love this Japanese hotel. Room has been recently renovated, bright and clean and the toilet is installed with a huge and new bathtub.
Property has a big and nicely kept garden and nice swimming pool a few steps away from the beach. Watching sunrise from there was pure delight.
Breakfast was good and service from all the staff was excellent. Food from the Italian restaurant was very good too.FromCAD 90
Great471 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|16.74km from downtown
Check-in:
Be prepared that you won't be checked in a minute before 3:00 PM. We arrived at the hotel at 11 AM and asked to check in as early as possible, but we were checked in exactly at 3:00 PM.
Location and Beach:
It's close to a public beach with paid sun loungers, about a 7-minute slow walk. There's a free shuttle to the hotel's private beach, which takes 5-7 minutes as it's further away.
The beach is clean and well-maintained. Comfortable sun loungers are provided, and beach towels are available. There's a beach bar with a selection of food and drinks for an extra charge.
Near the hotel, there are many cafes, shops, and currency exchange offices. A large Coco supermarket is within a 5-minute walk. Bali Collection is a pleasant and scenic 7-10 minute walk away.
Grounds and Pool:
The grounds are very beautiful and well-maintained. The pool is clean, and it's very convenient to have sun loungers in the shade. There's a free gym.
Breakfast:
The breakfasts are very delicious with a huge variety of food. The coffee is tasty and strong.
Rooms and Housekeeping:
The rooms are good and very clean, with no mold or rust, which is rare for Asia. It's a pleasant room to be in. The towels are clean and snow-white. Housekeeping is daily.FromCAD 110
Great861 Reviews
Kuta Bali|9.2km from downtown
Travelled with my family. Amazing staff, food selection that changes daily to keep it different and exciting. My kids would get excited to see what towel animal was on the bed the next day. From the entry of hard rock all the way in, even the cleaners were just insanely amazing and kind. Everything was clean. Tidy and reception went above and beyond for the tooth fairy when a last minute, almost midnight tooth come out. Easy enough to walk across the road and get snacks from the mini marts, food for families and order convenient food in the Hard Rock. Which makes it affordable with options. All accessible for prams. I saw people walking sticks and walking frames. With the options of steps and ramps/lifts which makes it very inclusive which I loved. Helpful staff if any support is needed, they’re there and go out of their way to help. So kind, so thoughtful. I had a 12 & 6 year old. Accommodated for all ages and abilities with many swim areas to choose from.FromCAD 143
Great834 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|18.83km from downtown
Overall, I really liked the hotel. The view from the balcony was magnificent, overlooking the ocean – definitely choose such a room, you won't regret it. The grounds are large and well-maintained, and there are big pools. There are quite a few restaurants on-site where you can eat. The rooms are spacious and clean, though there are minor imperfections like some scuffed furniture or a stain on a table, but nothing critical. The hotel is on the first line with its own beach, but we didn't swim there; it was either high tide or low tide, or rubbish would wash ashore, which wasn't very pleasant for swimming. There are no cafes or shops nearby around the hotel; you have to walk about 20-30 minutes. Towards the end of our stay, we found a supermarket about a 10-minute walk uphill, but the selection was sparse. If you have a scooter, getting around wouldn't be a problem.
Breakfasts were varied, featuring several traditional cuisines from different countries, although by the fourth day, we felt the food was more or less the same with minor changes to dishes. The fruits weren't tasty or sweet, only the bananas were decent. There's construction happening nearby, which does spoil the view if you look that way, but it wasn't particularly noisy. Perhaps rooms in other buildings closer to it might hear the noise, but we were lucky as we immediately requested a room further away from the construction. In the future, once the construction is finished, there will be a beautiful new hotel and a corresponding view.FromCAD 137
Great134 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|14.42km from downtown
This was the second hotel we stayed at in Bali.
The environment and facilities were outstanding. The hotel was surrounded by lush greenery and flowers. It featured three restaurants with different styles: Indonesian, Western, and a dedicated barbecue restaurant.
The hotel also had a spa. The prices were incredibly reasonable compared to Australia, and the therapists' techniques were quite good.
By the pool, there was a bar like those often seen in movies, where you could order soft drinks, mocktails, juices, or alcoholic beverages. Many foreigners enjoyed gathering there to chat and drink.
One thing I'd like to mention is that the road in front of the hotel is very busy. Crossing to the supermarket on the other side for water and food could be quite dangerous. However, the hotel provided dedicated security guards to manage traffic, which made me feel that they prioritized guest safety. (Service: 5 stars)
The hotel was only a 20-minute drive from the airport, which was another reason I chose it. Previously, I stayed in Ubud, and a nearly two-hour drive was simply not suitable for catching a flight.
There were some downsides, though. To reach the lobby, you had to go up and down stairs, and some rooms also required climbing stairs. There were even steps within the rooms themselves, which wasn't very convenient for older guests. Especially the steps within the room – you had to be careful when getting up to use the restroom at night. The toiletries in the room felt like those found in budget hotels in China. (This was the main reason for the 4-star facility rating).
Since the hotel rooms were located beside a main road in Nusa Dua, there was some traffic noise at night, which might not be ideal for those who prefer quiet. Furthermore, around 10 PM, I could still hear microphone sounds from events happening by the sea. For me, it wasn't a very quiet hotel.
The blue beach shown in the advertising pictures actually had very little water, and I'm not sure if it was due to the dry season. You can see this from the photos I've provided. If you're coming specifically for a private beach, you might need to wait until there's more water.FromCAD 108
Business travel
Good409 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.6km from downtown
Pleasant experience with this hotel but never stay long enough to give valuable feedback. However, from check-in to check-out, it was a seamless experience. Staffs are very nice. Upon entering the room, the taps, shower head, and toilet flush are very rusty & mouldy.. We requested for a change but water output was not better.. It was splashing in all directions, making washing up not a very pleasant experience. But you pay for what you get which was reasonable as long as water is clean.FromCAD 17
Very Good433 Reviews
Sanur Bali|7.01km from downtown
A very good hotel. There are 4 or 5 restaurants, bars, and cafes on site. They have an entertaining evening program. The grounds are large, beautiful, and green, with two pools (one for children with slides and a basketball hoop, and one for adults with a bar). Both pools are separate, so adults can relax by the pool without the screams and squeals of children. The children's pool has family nest-like sunbeds, which are very convenient. The service is top-notch, and all the staff are friendly. The hotel's location is also convenient, near the main street of Sanur, where there are cafes, shops, and stalls. There's a large parking lot for cars. The breakfast buffet caters to all tastes.FromCAD 80
Very Good359 Reviews
Kuta Bali|10.42km from downtown
Really nice hotel, excellent value. I was only there for 1 night, but wish it was longer. Great location nearby the airport and plenty around the local area.
Room was very spacious and well equipped.
The stand out was the food from the room service, which was very inexpensive, and was exceptional (pictured), would highly recommend.
Staff all polite and friendly.FromCAD 21
Very Good793 Reviews
Kuta Bali|9.39km from downtown
We had booked in advance and requested an extra bed, as we had a late flight. However, when we arrived, there was no extra bed. This led to a long wait, and the front desk service was quite poor. It wasn't until the next day, after we complained, that Trip.com assisted us, and only then did they upgrade us to a different room. But during this process, I fell! The staff here completely lacked basic skills. When a customer fell, they basically didn't know what to do and even asked me what I needed. I had to tell them, 'Can I get some ice?' They didn't even suggest seeking medical attention, even though there's a clinic right in front of the hotel, but they didn't proactively inform us. Fortunately, it wasn't too serious. Luckily, the hotel had a wheelchair available, but our room was assigned very far back, which was quite inconvenient. The room they offered was on the third floor and different from what we expected, and it was also smaller. We didn't end up changing rooms because we were staying for four nights, and the overall experience was actually alright. I just feel that the staff here basically lack any professionalism. They are all friendly and patient, but when you encounter a problem, you really have to rely on yourself, which is what I find most regrettable. I can only say I'm glad I booked through this platform, as the booking service staff were very proactive in handling everything, which was the most heartwarming part for me. The hotel pool is great, and the room is also good. The floor was very slippery at first, but the hotel immediately helped resolve it the next day.FromCAD 45
Very Good471 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.77km from downtown
The staff were very friendly, helpful, and genuinely service-minded. They were also happy to recommend places and things to do around the area, which we really appreciated.
Unfortunately, there were several issues that significantly affected our stay. During the daytime, there was some burning happening around the nearby rice field, and the smell came directly into our room. It became uncomfortable enough that we had to leave the hotel for a few hours and only came back in the evening.
The biggest problem, however, was the air conditioning. In the middle of the night, the room became extremely cold even though we had not intended to make it that cold. We were surprised to find the air conditioner running at 17°C with the fan at maximum speed. We had to wake up several times to adjust the temperature, and because of this we could not sleep properly until early morning.
The Wi-Fi was also very poor. Once our phones connected to the hotel Wi-Fi, the internet was practically unusable, so we eventually had to disconnect and use our own roaming mobile data instead.
Overall, the staff and service were good, but the air conditioning and internet problems seriously affected the comfort of our stay. If these two issues were fixed, the experience would be much better.FromCAD 28
Family friendly
Very Good188 Reviews
Kuta Bali|8.72km from downtown
The staff were incredibly kind and attentive, always greeting us with a smile, which left a lasting impression. They were all so lovely and created a warm atmosphere, making our stay very pleasant.
The breakfast was also delicious.
The hotel room didn't feel old at all; it was clean and well-maintained.
Overall, I was very satisfied with the staff's service, the room, and the breakfast. I'd love to stay here again.FromCAD 35
Very Good580 Reviews
Kuta Bali|10.53km from downtown
I had a great stay at Bintang Kuta Hotel! The location is exceptionally convenient—just a short walk to the beach, local shops, and plenty of dining options, yet quiet enough for a restful night's sleep.
The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The pool area was definitely a highlight, offering a clean and relaxing spot to unwind after a day of exploring. A special mention goes to the friendly and attentive staff who made us feel welcome throughout our stay.
Overall, it offers excellent value for money. I would definitely recommend Bintang Kuta Hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient place to stay in Kuta!FromCAD 45
862 Reviews
Kuta Bali|11km from downtown
We arrived late that day and had plans to go to Lovina the next, so we booked a hotel closer to the airport to get a good night's rest before heading out. The hotel was very close; we walked there in less than 15 minutes after landing. This Holiday Inn has both an Express and a Resort, so be careful not to go to the wrong one. We actually went to the Resort lobby to check in, which was a bit of a mix-up, but luckily the Express was right next door. The room was quite spacious, clean, and tidy. The rooftop pool was nice too; since we arrived at night, I imagine during the day you'd have great sea and resort views from there. The staff were also very warm and friendly. The only downside was that breakfast was a bit mediocre with limited options, but overall, it offered excellent value for money!FromCAD 63
Great603 Reviews
Uluwatu Bali|19.37km from downtown
A beautiful resort with incredible views and exceptional service 🌴
We had a wonderful stay at Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa. The hotel is beautifully located on a hill, and the views from both the lobby and the infinity pool are absolutely spectacular. It is the kind of place where you immediately feel that you can slow down, relax and simply enjoy being there.
The service was exceptional from beginning to end. Everyone was incredibly kind, attentive and welcoming, and throughout our stay we felt genuinely well cared for. A very special thank you to the wonderful team at Clay Craft Restaurant, which we visited every day - they made our breakfasts and meals even more enjoyable with their warmth and hospitality.
And the breakfasts themselves deserve a separate mention. The selection was absolutely incredible - honestly, I don’t think I have ever experienced such a wide variety of breakfast options at a hotel before. Every morning felt like an experience in itself.
Our room was spacious, beautifully designed and extremely comfortable, with a lovely view from the windows. The entire resort is created in a way that makes it very easy to relax, even if you decide to spend the whole day at the hotel.
We also really appreciated the variety of activities offered by the resort and the helpful Uluwatu guide, which made exploring the area even easier.
Renaissance Uluwatu combines beautiful surroundings, comfort, fantastic facilities and truly outstanding hospitality. A wonderful place to experience Uluwatu, but also a destination worth enjoying in its own right. We would happily return. 🩵🌴✨FromCAD 178
Very Good314 Reviews
Ubud Bali|18.62km from downtown
The hotel boasts its own professional spa, offering a unique jungle therapy experience. The therapists are skilled and really helped soothe my neck and shoulder pain. The gardens are beautifully maintained, making every walk a photo opportunity, and there are several public pools to enjoy. Upon arrival, I received a welcome drink and a flower bath, which shows the attention to detail. It’s definitely my top choice for a relaxing getaway.FromCAD 100
Hot spring
Great673 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|17.07km from downtown
While not as good as I imagined, the overall experience was still very pleasant. However, the restaurants and items sold inside are quite expensive, with an additional 10% service charge and 11% tax.FromCAD 385
Very Good185 Reviews
Ubud Bali|12.6km from downtown
Amazing and flawless 10/10 stay at The Westin Ubud Bali.
From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere is pure serenity—nestled in a lush rainforest setting with a breathtaking centrepiece infinity pool that feels like it’s floating in the clouds amongst the serine jungle. It’s the kind of place where you instantly slow down and just breathe and experience a place you can relax, be well and rise every day feeling better than the next.
The food is exceptional across the board—thoughtfully prepared, beautifully presented, and consistently delicious. Every meal felt like a highlight and Sebastian takes pride and care with his team and the high food quality standards.
What truly sets this property apart, though, is the passionate Westin associates that Go Beyond! The entire team operates at an incredibly high level, and it shows in every interaction. A special thank you to General Manager Saraswati, whose hands-on leadership is evident everywhere; you can feel how much she genuinely cares about both guests and her team.
Darma at the lobby bar is a standout… his attention to detail and craftsmanship behind the bar made every visit memorable. Yana ensures the restaurants runs like clockwork, delivering a smooth, polished, and faultless dining experience every time. And Arta and Crisna—your work ethic and standards are simply outstanding. You consistently go above and beyond in a way that truly elevates the entire property.
Cleanliness is absolutely next level—impeccable in every possible way with an amazing housekeeping team.
This is Marriott. This is Westin. And this is hospitality done at its very best.FromCAD 176
Amazing568 Reviews
Ubud Bali|26.65km from downtown
We stayed here for our honeymoon! All the staff were incredibly friendly and always greeted us with a bright smile whenever we passed the front desk, which made us feel really good. We were also thrilled to find our room had been upgraded! Thank you so much! The honeymoon towel art was a lovely touch as well.
The hotel is nestled deep in the mountains, so access isn't the best, but that means you're surrounded by nature. I'm honestly terrified of bugs, but even though we were in a jungle setting, no large insects ever got into our room, which made it very comfortable (a few ants are to be expected, of course!).
We booked a plan that included breakfast for two days, and the buffet was absolutely delicious! On our second day, I really wanted to try the floating breakfast. We requested it, but it didn't count as an upgrade; instead, our existing breakfast plan was canceled, and we had to pay the full price for the floating breakfast, which was a little disappointing. If you're considering the floating breakfast, it might be more cost-effective to book a room-only plan and add it on site.
Overall, we were extremely satisfied! This hotel comes highly recommended. ^ ^FromCAD 119
Great107 Reviews
Ubud Bali|20.32km from downtown
This resort was full of surprises and surpassed my expectations. I booked the room without a private pool because I wasn’t planning on staying at the resort for much of the day. We had planned to go out during our stay there. But the hotel gave us a free upgrade! What a pleasant surprise! Amazingly there were very few insects around the pool even at night and no insects at all really inside the room. Food was also quite good! Only downside is the location is a bit far from the hustle and bustle of central ubud.FromCAD 53
Great58 Reviews
Pemuteran Bali|91.78km from downtown
Been here for 3 nights for our honeymoon. the staffs were incredibly nice. we are Bali people but we did not get or feel any discrimination at all, they treat us the same as foreigners. they have natural hot spring water pool, it was hot honestly, so we did not go very often. but they have ocean view pool and garden view pool which much cooler. The food was great!! All breakfast food we had never failed to satisfy us. Best of the best was the romantic dinner my husband prepared for me which is great!! Definitely will be back on our next holiday 👌FromCAD 62
Gym
Very Good226 Reviews
Bali|2.55km from downtown
My overall experience on this hotel is excellent. Easy to find, good location. Lobby staffs are friendly and accommodating. Lobby, waiting area, elevator and hallways are all modern. The room door is superb. Clean and soft bed, strong wifi connection, hot and cold shower. The room is big yet very affordable. i highly recommend this hotel.FromCAD 24
Amazing117 Reviews
Ubud Bali|22.98km from downtown
I can't understand why this hotel isn't rated 10! The view was fantastic, and the hotel is spacious with a great design; you can see wooden reliefs everywhere. Breakfast was à la carte, and it was incredibly delicious and plentiful (the banana pancakes were particularly memorable). The service was very warm and attentive.FromCAD 88
Amazing620 Reviews
Ubud Bali|15.95km from downtown
The hotel has an overall green, tropical garden vibe with super green fields that are incredibly soothing to look at from the second floor. Alaya Resort Ubud has a pool and a spa. I highly recommend the spa, called Dala. The prices are similar to what you'd find back home, but it's very chill! The restaurant in the lobby on the first floor serves mediocre food, but the ambiance is great, haha! 😂 It's a restaurant and cafe during the day, and a bar with live music at night.FromCAD 131
Amazing181 Reviews
Ubud Bali|16km from downtown
Superb stay at the far end of Jalan Bisma in Ubud. The Kaamala resort and spa offered us exceptional service from the friendly, polite and welcoming staff. On site spa - which we liked.
Our room was amazing, we had our own pool, separate Al fresco lounge area with a hammock, table and chairs and two loungers.
The bedroom area was spacious and very comfortable.
Toiletries, tea/coffee and bottled water provided.
We had daily breakfast in Habitat restaurant and every day the food was delicious and plentiful. Choices were from a menu which was welcomed opposed to the buffet at other hotels. Food presentation was outstanding, service too.
There are 3 restaurants to choose from for dinner, 1 for lunch. However there are numerous restaurants, cafes and bars in the vicinity to explore.
Would return without hesitation.FromCAD 128
Great421 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|7.13km from downtown
Location was at the quieter side but very close to famous Pison restaurant which opened till 1am. A Circle K was right in front of the hotel so it’s very convenient. There’s even guard to help control the traffic so you can easily cross the road. One thing I had to mentioned was upon check in, I feedback the TV was super dim and hopefully they can change a room or tv but when we came back late at night, it’s still the same. However on second day, after we were out the whole day and back late as usual, they actually fixed/changed a new tv. This really brighten my remaining 3 nights stay as I thought I’m going to stay with the super dimmed tv. Throughout our 4 nights stays, there’s some changes to the breakfast thought some items remain the same like porridge and eggs. Overall the staffs are super friendly and I will definitely recommend this hotel.FromCAD 31
Swimming pool
Great298 Reviews
Bali|4.19km from downtown
The hotel is in a great city-centre location, making it convenient to access nearby attractions, restaurants, and shopping areas. The staff were friendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout our stay. Breakfast was included and offered a wide variety of options, catering to different tastes and preferences.
However, there were several issues that affected our experience. The room description on Trip.com stated that the bed would be either a queen bed or twin beds, but we were instead given a king bed, even though we tried checking in as early as possible so that we can get a twin beds room. Bed type should be clearly specified and guaranteed during the booking process to avoid misunderstandings.
The hotel's carpet is quite old and had a noticeable smell. In one of our rooms, the air conditioner appeared dusty and barely blew any air. However, after we contacted the front desk, the issue was resolved promptly, which we appreciated. The curtains were also not blackout curtains, allowing too much light into the room early in the morning.
Despite requesting a quiet room, we were assigned a room next to the swimming pool. The soundproofing was also quite poor, and we could clearly hear people walking and talking along the corridor throughout the day and night, which affected our rest.FromCAD 27
Very Good414 Reviews
Ubud Bali|21.48km from downtown
My stay at Kenran Resort Ubud was mixed. I had specifically booked a room with a terrace on the 2nd or 3rd floor, but when I arrived, I was given a room on the 1st floor instead. Unfortunately, the room had a very strong mold smell, which made the first night quite unpleasant.
I raised the issue with the staff, and only after a fairly long discussion did they agree to move me to another room the following day. Once I was moved to the 3rd floor, the experience changed completely. The room was much better, and the views from the resort were genuinely beautiful.
My main advice to future guests would be to check the room carefully when you arrive, especially if you are placed on the 1st floor. Based on my experience, I would personally avoid the first-floor rooms.
The breakfast was another weak point for me. The menu felt limited and could definitely be improved.
Overall, the resort has amazing views and a lot of potential, and my stay became very enjoyable after moving to the 3rd floor. However, the first-day room issue and the breakfast quality stopped it from being a great experience from the beginning.FromCAD 112
615 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.1km from downtown
Good hotel, but with 3 major drawbacks:
1. Instead of 2:00 PM, I was only checked in at 4:00 PM under the pretext that the room wasn't cleaned yet, despite check-out being at 12:00 PM.
2. For some reason, there is a connecting door between the rooms, which doesn't close tightly, leaving gaps through which you can partially see into the neighboring room, and the soundproofing is completely non-existent.
3. The hotel failed to contact me regarding my request via Trip.com and did not resolve the specified issue.FromCAD 41
Very Good143 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|7.64km from downtown
Friendly and attentive staff with prompt service around the clock!
The hotel is conveniently located next to the lounge with an awesome live band, and the restaurant separated by glass door with a good view to the lounge for more privacy with ample seating & a comfortable dining experience.
And not forgetting the relaxing awesome pool surrounded by nature!FromCAD 39
Amazing1229 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|19.15km from downtown
We had a fantastic stay! The hotel facilities are well-maintained and the environment is very comfortable. The staff were polite, welcoming, and provided exceptional service. The food at the restaurant was delicious, and the waitstaff were attentive and enthusiastic. The bar has a great vibe, and the bartender was professional and friendly—it was a wonderful spot for a relaxing evening drink. Overall, we are extremely satisfied and will definitely return on our next trip. Highly recommended to friends!FromCAD 349
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183 Reviews
Sanur Bali|6.62km from downtown
The room was very clean, and the staff provided excellent service, making my entire stay incredibly comfortable ☺️. The restaurant's dishes were all delicious, and the breakfast was not only stylish but also offered a wide variety of choices, which I looked forward to every morning ✨. The spacious pool was also wonderful, with the beach stretching out right in front, allowing me to fully enjoy the resort experience 🏝️. The location was great, and I appreciated being able to both relax at the hotel and enjoy sightseeing and outings. I had such a wonderful time that I would definitely love to stay at this hotel again ♡.FromCAD 313
Very Good295 Reviews
Uluwatu Bali|19.75km from downtown
My impressions are mixed. On the plus side: the hotel has a pleasant nook, the road leading to it and the surrounding area are nice, and there's a small lake and a couple of decent restaurants for a quick bite right opposite. It's much better than most of Uluwatu, which is filled with broken roads and endless construction. The rooms are a bit dated; there was a nail sticking out from under the TV stand, and the toilet kept making a flushing noise occasionally after pressing the button, but overall it was clean and tidy. We didn't ask to change rooms, though. Breakfast was satisfactory; like everywhere else, it was sometimes difficult to get eggs from the station, but there were many alternatives like pancakes, local soups and main courses, pastries, and desserts. The same restaurant for lunch/dinner was a bit overpriced, portions were smaller than usual, and there wasn't much meat in the dishes. We also had to order drinks twice and wait before being told they were out of stock. For savings, I recommend joining the hotel's loyalty program for a 20% discount on your bill, but for truly good food, it's better to eat outside the hotel. We booked the hotel with 'bonuses' including a massage, which was fine, and welcome drinks (available any day at the restaurant/bar) – these turned out to be just two tiny glasses of boxed juice. Honestly, it would be better not to offer such a gift at all than to offer that. We only dipped into the pool once; there were no staff members on that floor at all, so we had to bring our own towels. There's a billiards table, but it's always covered with a cloth. There were some cracked tiles and construction boards in places, and they were mowing the lawn nearby. Definitely not a place for a full day of chilling, but you can go for a quick half-hour swim. My biggest dissatisfaction at the hotel was with the towel situation and the staff's response to it. Initially, there were only THREE towels in the room. For two people. In a supposedly four-star hotel. Two bath towels and one foot towel, that's it. Immediately after checking in, we went to the reception and asked for two more small hand towels. A couple of hours later, nothing. We went a second time, and okay, they brought the towels, problem solved. But the next day during cleaning, they took these towels (and note, they weren't thrown on the floor; the hotel's policy is supposedly 'eco-friendly,' and according to the rules in the room, towels for 'replacement' are supposed to be thrown on the floor), and didn't provide new ones. Another trip to reception followed, and we agreed that for the rest of our stay, no towels in our room should be changed at all – just the trash taken out. This rule was followed for another day, but then the towels were taken again. We were too tired to fight it anymore and just accepted it. Judging by other reviews and the situation we observed, there's high staff turnover here; there's one competent administrator, but the rest are green trainees who know absolutely nothing. Also, I recommend getting a room with a balcony, because after two days of drying inside the room, I still had to use a hairdryer on my swimsuit to pack it in my suitcase. With cotton clothes, it would be even worse.FromCAD 46
Good65 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|14.61km from downtown
This hotel is a bit far from Lassadova Beach. However, the facilities are a little old, but the breakfast is good. There's a swimming pool around the building, but it was too hot, so not many people were swimming. It's a great hotel for a layover. The breakfast has a wide variety, the coffee is delicious, and there are various fruits. There are few restaurants and supermarkets nearby, so you need to walk a bit to find them.FromCAD 32
Very Good48 Reviews
Ubud Bali|12.86km from downtown
We booked a room with 3 beds and one bathroom for one night.
Pros:
-Delicious Indian vegetarian food at their restaurant– The aloo paratha was especially amazing!
-Beautiful property with a serene atmosphere.
-Warm and friendly staff who made us feel welcome.
-Peaceful location– Slightly further from Ubud center, so it’s quiet and relaxing.
- Convenient ATM available across the road at a small supermarket.
Cons:
-Missing hand/face towels in the bathroom.
-Old and discolored towels– They could use bleaching or replacement.
-No free drinking water at the restaurant
-Uttapam was not properly cooked during breakfast buffet.
-TV internet or WiFi unstable
-Corner in the wall was dangerous. My son hit his head while sleeping. Thankfully no major injuries.
Overall we had a pleasant stay.FromCAD 52
Very Good70 Reviews
Ubud Bali|15.35km from downtown
Cozy, pleasant hotel, polite staff, cleanliness, very calm environment, the only thing is the breakfast in the program indicated that it was a buffet, in fact you choose 1 dish per 1 person from the menu. Everything else is goodFromCAD 55
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