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
439 reviewsA great room within walking distance of the landmark, stunning sunrises without crowds, and leisurely sunsets. The room was cozy, with a good mattress and a polite receptionist ready to help and advise. Cafes, shops, and a currency exchange office were nearby. We were completely satisfied with the price we paid.
Nusa Lembongan
4.6/5
190 reviewsThis picturesque island boasts a diverse natural landscape, but the lack of infrastructure and civilization may not appeal to everyone. There are both expensive restaurants and budget-friendly eateries to suit any budget. A wide range of excursions are available, allowing you to enjoy the island's rich flora and fauna. All excursions can be booked on trip.com for less than cash at the ticket office.
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
Check out our top picks for Indonesian accommodations, now with 10% off:
Bali Hotels
5 star
Great443 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|16.74km from downtown
During my stay, the room linens weren't changed promptly (even with daily tips), and I encountered some hygiene issues with them. This was eventually resolved through Ctrip, but it did affect my overall experience. Aside from that, the hotel's service and facilities were good. The 'Lazy River' was a hit with the kids, though it was a bit short. The gym was very clean, and while the equipment was mostly fixed machines, it was sufficient for a regular workout. The restaurant didn't have air conditioning (which is common in Bali, and it wasn't too hot), so there were a lot of flies (also a common Bali phenomenon). There was a wide variety of food, and the rose apples were good, but other fruits were just average. Next time I visit, I'll still choose a hotel in the Nusa Dua area (it's safe, has a good environment, and is convenient for dining, shopping, transportation, and hospitals), but it might not necessarily be the Courtyard.FromRUB 8,287
Great107 Reviews
Ubud Bali|22.98km from downtown
This is a premium hotel far outside of Ubud center. Be aware you are about 30 minutes from Ubud if you stay here and there really isn't much to do in the immediate area besides stare at the jungle. Staff was outstanding here with frequent greetings by name and remembering you like a Ritz Carlton.
Because I enjoy regular outings I actually found the location quite inconvenient as an hour a day would have to be devoted just to getting to and from Ubud.
The room I got was enormous and included a dining room, sitting room, bedroom, large bathroom. The in room amenities were great including a free restocking mini bar with snacks (no alcohol) and a large smart TV. The bed was huge, soft, and comfortable.
The bathtub was a downside as it was quite small by western standards (not as small as a japanese tub though). I'm not a very big individual at 173cm and I felt it was too narrow and not long enough. Perhaps suitable for petite individuals only. Be aware of that if like me and many Americans you prefer baths over showers.
The property is very large and you will likely want to regularly use the phone to request the on site golf cart shuttles to get around it as otherwise you will spend much of your time walking uphill from the rooms to the amenities near the entrance like the restaurant and pool.FromRUB 6,977
Great546 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.95km from downtown
I recently stayed at the InterContinental Bali Resort and found the resort’s layout, grounds, and facilities to be excellent. The property is beautifully maintained and provides a pleasant and relaxing environment for guests.
Unfortunately, my overall experience was significantly affected by an issue I encountered on the second night of my stay. I was unable to sleep due to a strong and unpleasant smell coming from the pillows and bedding. The odor was similar to that of a room that had been left unused for an extended period.
At approximately 3:40 a.m., I contacted the hotel for assistance. While the staff responded promptly and replaced the pillows, I was informed that the smell was “normal,” which I found disappointing and concerning. The following day, I reported the matter to the receptionist, who kindly apologized for the inconvenience.
Regrettably, after this experience, I developed a severe cold and fever, which negatively affected the remainder of my stay. While I appreciate the apology and acknowledge the many positive aspects of the resort, I believe greater attention should be given to room freshness, bedding quality, and the handling of guest concerns, particularly when they impact a guest’s comfort and well-being.
I hope this feedback will be taken constructively and help improve the experience for future guests.FromRUB 15,575
Great550 Reviews
Uluwatu Bali|19.37km from downtown
The hotel is located on a hill, quite high up, so you definitely need a car to get around. There's one road that's in terrible condition – avoid it at all costs. The hotel is a bit older, so the rooms aren't brand new, but they are comfortable enough. The bathroom is as spacious as the bedroom, which is great. Breakfast was plentiful but not particularly tasty (a common issue in Bali). I bought a voucher for 800 RMB including breakfast for two during a promotion, and using it in June made it a really good deal. However, if it were 1000 RMB per night, I think there would be better options available.FromRUB 13,299
Amazing562 Reviews
Ubud Bali|16km from downtown
Very beautiful hotel. The food was delicious, and the hygiene was excellent. The service was also very good and polite. The common areas are lovely, and I even got a discount on a massage. Pison is right next door, and the location is fantastic, right next to the Monkey Forest.FromRUB 11,149
Business travel
Very Good413 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.FromRUB 1,046
Very Good406 Reviews
Sanur Bali|7.01km from downtown
Prama Sanur Beach Bali is an established resort offering great value for money. Its biggest draw is the private beachfront, perfect for catching stunning sunrises, cycling, and enjoying water sports right from the hotel. The pool is large and surrounded by lush greenery. However, since the hotel has been around for a while, the rooms and bathrooms show their age. Overall, it's a good choice for budget-conscious travelers who prioritize a wide range of facilities and relaxing sea views, and aren't overly particular about the newest amenities.FromRUB 7,057
Very Good323 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.FromRUB 1,287
Great737 Reviews
Kuta Bali|9.39km from downtown
We stayed at the hotel for 2 days and found no drawbacks during that time. Our room was far from the pool with a beautiful garden view, so it was quite quiet. In the mornings, we could hear staff starting their work from outside. The bathroom was large.
The room was clean, but there were small stains on the bed linen.
There are 2 pools nearby, one of which is 2m deep. Noisy groups tend to gather at the poolside bar, which dampens the relaxing atmosphere. It's about a 5-minute walk to the beach.
I recommend this hotel if you're staying for no longer than 5 days.FromRUB 3,345
Very Good398 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.77km from downtown
We stayed at D’prima Hotel Seminyak for 3 nights during a shopping-focused trip, and the location was exactly what we needed — right in the center of Seminyak with easy access to shops, cafes, and everything within walking distance. The room was spacious with a very large, comfortable bed, which made it easy to relax after long days out. The hotel is not new and you can notice this in details like the bathroom fixtures and some general wear, but everything was clean and overall comfortable. For the price, it’s a solid budget-friendly option in a great area, especially if you plan to spend most of your time exploring rather than staying at the hotel. If you’re looking for a simple, well-located place to sleep while enjoying Seminyak, this is a good choice.FromRUB 1,667
Family friendly
Very Good175 Reviews
Kuta Bali|8.72km from downtown
Good location, walking distance to Beachwalk shopping centre and Kuta beach. Restaurants/bars around the area, not too noisy.
Large room with pool view. Enjoyed the pool. Thanks for the birthday surprise. Hot water supply is stable with good water pressure. Breakfast is tasty with a good variety .FromRUB 1,977
Very Good494 Reviews
Kuta Bali|10.53km from downtown
beyond expectations 🤍
Everything about this hotel was exceptional, especially considering the price range compared to other hotels in the area. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel genuinely welcomed with their kindness, professionalism, and warm smiles. The service was outstanding in every detail.
The rooms were spotless, comfortable, and very well maintained. Housekeeping was excellent, and the whole hotel had a clean, relaxing atmosphere. The beds were extremely comfortable and we had such peaceful sleep every night.
The breakfast was easily 10/10 😍
Great variety, fresh food every day, delicious options for both adults and children, and everything was presented beautifully. Even the coffee and juices were excellent.
The pool area was amazing ,clean, relaxing, and perfect for families. The hotel is also very family-friendly overall, with such a safe and comfortable environment for children. The staff were incredibly sweet and caring with kids, which made the experience even better for our family.
The location is also perfect: close to everything in Kuta while still feeling peaceful and quiet inside the hotel.
Honestly, compared to other hotels in the same price range around the area, Bintang Kuta deserves a true 10/10 Outstanding rating. It genuinely feels like a much more expensive hotel because of the quality of service, cleanliness, comfort, and attention to detail.
You can clearly feel that the management and staff truly care about the guests and work with passion and professionalism. We would absolutely stay here again without hesitation 🌟FromRUB 2,483
Great804 Reviews
Kuta Bali|11km from downtown
The room was too humid, probably due to the air conditioning, making both the floor and bedding damp. I had to ask for towels to lay on the floor and a new comforter. The soundproofing isn't great, but it was fine for an overnight stay. The breakfast was good, with plenty of eggs. It's a 10-minute drive from the airport and they offer a shuttle service. There's a small supermarket, massage, and currency exchange right next to the hotel, which is much better than the airport's, so that was convenient.
There's a pool, a large lawn, and it's close to the beach, though the beach itself was a bit dirty and messy. You can watch planes land from the beach.
I booked an airport transfer for the next morning and confirmed it twice, being told it was all set. However, when I went down early to wait for the car, it wasn't there. Luckily, I went down early enough that the front desk was able to call a temporary ride.FromRUB 3,805
Great304 Reviews
Ubud Bali|18.62km from downtown
For my second hotel in Bali, I chose the Element by Westin Ubud. Given that Bali is famous for its rainforests in addition to its beaches, and Ubud is the heart of terraced rice paddies, rainforests, and traditional architecture, I opted for a hotel there. However, I won't be staying at this property again.
**Service:**
The staff are mostly young and energetic, with good attitudes. However, my overall experience was just mediocre, mainly due to two issues:
1. During check-in, they recommended a Chinese New Year's Eve dinner. I paid by topping up an account, but then they told me they had no change. It took several phone calls the night before departure to finally get my change back.
2. The Chinese dinner itself was also a letdown. The food selection was limited and even less extensive than the breakfast. Plus, drinks had to be purchased separately. For a buffet at this price point, it was quite unacceptable.
**Location:**
The hotel is quite secluded, about a 40-minute walk from the heart of Ubud. Taking a taxi takes roughly the same amount of time due to heavy traffic. The surroundings are very isolated, so I wouldn't recommend it.
It's a 20-minute drive to the rice terraces.
**Facilities:**
1. I initially booked a pool access room based on pictures, expecting it to be right outside my door. However, upon arrival, I discovered a significant gap: the room was on the same floor as the pool, but I still had to walk a fair distance to reach it. The photos were misleading.
2. The bathroom lacked body lotion and a weighing scale. For a five-star hotel, this felt a bit underwhelming and not quite up to par.
3. Furthermore, some rooms had issues with their sinks, indicating a lack of proper maintenance.FromRUB 7,747
Very Good538 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.1km from downtown
Let's start with the positives: this hotel boasts a fantastic pool with sea views and stunning sunsets. The location is great, just a 5-minute walk to the beach. It's also a quick 15-minute taxi ride to the airport. Breakfasts are good, and the coffee is tasty. And that's pretty much where the good stuff ends.
Now for the negatives: the rooms are very old and in desperate need of renovation. They're also dirty, with stains everywhere. There are no balconies, and the windows don't open. Nothing dries in the room, and due to poor ventilation, clothes actually get damp overnight. The soundproofing is terrible; you can hear everyone yelling in the hallway. The air conditioning units hum very loudly; our first night was awful because, in addition to the humming, there was also vibration – it was impossible to sleep. Even though we requested a quiet room, we were told it *was* quiet. They did change our room to a junior suite, which was clean and well-renovated. The AC unit still hummed in that one, but it was less noticeable due to the room's larger size. Toothbrushes, cotton swabs, and shower caps are only provided once upon check-in and are not replaced.
If you're looking for a European feel rather than something akin to Anapa, do not choose this hotel. Most guests here are Russians on tour packages.
I would only recommend this hotel for a one or two-night stay before a flight.FromRUB 3,425
Hot spring
Very Good241 Reviews
Legian Bali|8.11km from downtown
Cleaner then most I’ve seen.
The staff are amazing & so kind.
Myself & 2 friends booked this hotel last minute after arriving to our previous hotel that was in a horrible state.
Paradiso luckily had 2 last rooms and allowed us to check in a little earlier so we didn’t need to stay longer at the first hotel.
Rooms were always cleaned & maintained well.
The bar & pool area is such a good vibe & service is very good, so friendly & always up for a chat.
Great price. Definitely will be my good to hotel from now on. The food & drink menu is amazing & well priced.FromRUB 1,149
Great640 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|17.07km from downtown
This is the most beautiful hotel we've ever stayed at. I'd give it 6 stars, it's absolutely gorgeous and amazing everywhere! There are plenty of places to walk around, and you can use the bus to get between the cafes, the beach, and other parts of the hotel complex.
The only downsides were that swimming in the sea wasn't allowed, and there was a lot of Asian food at breakfast. The desserts were a bit underwhelming, or maybe I just didn't find the good ones. We ended up having breakfast at Dava, near the villa residence, where they have fantastic à la carte breakfasts. It cost roughly the same as the main breakfast areas, but there were no crowds and everything was served by a waiter.FromRUB 25,885
Great184 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.FromRUB 15,264
Great46 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 👌FromRUB 6,299
Very Good1 Reviews
Thyrite Bali|61.87km from downtown
When you stay at Bali Nibbana Resort in Seririt, you'll be in a state park, within a 5-minute walk of Puri Jati Beach and Puri Jati Dive Site. This spa hotel is 4.6 mi (7.3 km) from Banjar Hot Springs and 7.5 mi (12 km) from Baruna Dive Center.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an attached winery and an outdoor pool. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge) that operates within 5 kilometers.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The hotel also offers room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Local cuisine breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include limo/town car service, dry cleaning/laundry services, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in Seririt? This hotel has facilities measuring 840 square feet (78 square meters), including conference space. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours).Make yourself at home in one of the 20 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and LED televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.Gym
Very Good227 Reviews
Bali|2.55km from downtown
Check in was smooth. Staffs were friendly.
Hotel is huge, they have 3 blocks. I got the far end of the block which was a little bit away from the reception and the restaurants and the open space for smoking.
In 2 circumstances, i walked up to the room and the door card could not work. This happened in 2 different nights. I had to walk down and got it reset, but the staffs didnt bother to apologise for this. The first time it happened I was okay, but the second time it happened, I got pissed off, because it was a long walk from the room to the reception.
If you order food delivery, it will be a long walk to take your food at the reception.
If you got the rooms at the reception level, I'm sure it will be a great experience like the first time I was there in the Junior Suite, but this time it was not as pleasant.
Thumbs up though for the housekeeping, as the found out I had many shirts lying on the sofa, they brought a small clothes rack and hung my shirts.FromRUB 1,540
Great138 Reviews
Ubud Bali|16km from downtown
The place is lil bit too far from the center and the room have rotten smell also when i came to wash my face and there was no water and also there was construction on the place it wasn’t quite also I heard everything from the room next to me but the only good things was the staff and the viewFromRUB 13,943
Great353 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|7.13km from downtown
Our stay at Kamaniiya Petitenget Seminyak was wonderful. The staff were very friendly and the service was excellent. We were celebrating a birthday, and the hotel thoughtfully decorated the room and prepared a cake and birthday card for us. It was a very sweet gesture and made our stay even more memorable. We will definitely come back again next time.FromRUB 1,862
202 Reviews
Kuta Bali|8.25km from downtown
This hotel is genuinely requiring fully overhaul. The room and public spaces are super worn out.
Water taps and the pipes corroded, the floor pealed off and the list is going on.FromRUB 1,276
Very Good126 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!FromRUB 2,598
Swimming pool
Great364 Reviews
Bali|4.19km from downtown
It is a convenient location as it is not so far from airport and I arrived at midnight so I booked to stay there before heading to another hotel in Ubud. However, it is really noisy in the early morning with the kids swimming in the pools if you prefer less crowded and quiet, I won’t recommend this place.FromRUB 1,333
Very Good350 Reviews
Ubud Bali|21.48km from downtown
The cliffside infinity pool offers stunning views of the rainforest terraces and valleys, with breathtaking sunrises and sunsets – perfect for incredible photos.
Enjoy ultimate privacy in a secluded rainforest villa, quiet and peaceful, far from the hustle and bustle of Ubud.
The butler service is attentive, there's a 24-hour front desk, free city shuttle, professional spa, and the floating breakfast is amazing.
The rooms are spacious, with Zen-inspired Balinese decor, clean, tidy, and have excellent terrace views.
Forest yoga and rice field trekking provide a healing and relaxing experience, making it ideal for a romantic honeymoon.
Be aware of mosquitoes and geckos: it's inevitable in a rainforest villa, and you might occasionally find small lizards indoors, so definitely come prepared with mosquito repellent.FromRUB 6,195
Amazing1140 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|19.15km from downtown
This is one of the most famous hotels recently, so I had to come and experience it! The hotel is built on a cliff, and the entire lobby design is simply breathtaking – it feels grand and magnificent. The beach is also beautiful. In the evening, when the tide went out, we took the kids crab hunting, and they had so many wonderful memories! The only slight drawback was the breakfast flow; for such a large number of rooms, the breakfast area felt a bit small, which was a shame. A big thank you to Trip.com for getting us such a great room type on the day we booked!FromRUB 34,437
Very Good174 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|14km from downtown
This hotel is a very good choice 👍🏼 I am a little picky, but here’s my review:
Pros:
✅ No damp smell, well ventilated ( I was worried about this)
✅ No insects in the room. There might be some geckos 🦎 (which is normal and expected) but I didn’t see any.
✅ Very clean in general
✅ Comfortable bed
✅ The service is amazing
✅ The staff is very friendly and helpful
✅ The breakfast is very good, there are plenty of choices.
✅ Their restaurant is also very good, in case you don’t want to go out of the resort.
✅ The vibe at the beach is nice and if you like water sports it is also good.
✅ The pool is huge and very nice
✅ Reasonable price (but it will depend on the season and demand)
Cons:
😑 Sound proof can be better, one can hear everyone from the pool (the sound enters from the main door)
😑 The beach is not the best for swimming, and is a bit dirty in general (not the hotel’s fault)
😑 The gym can be better as there are only 3 machines (spinning, treadmill and elliptical) the dumbbells are fine
✅😄 Overall, recommended! I was happy with my stay at this hotel!
It is good to give it a try!FromRUB 10,448
Great181 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|15.75km from downtown
Here’s a more natural and polished version of your review:
We love Mövenpick Hotels, even though we don’t have kids yet. If you’re looking for a family-friendly retreat with plenty of fun activities for children and an amazing pool experience, this is the perfect hotel. The breakfast was delicious, and the hotel provides a complimentary buggy to the beach every hour. Alternatively, it’s only a 5–10 minute walk.
Our only disappointment was the Chocolate Hour, which is a signature experience at Mövenpick Hotels. Unfortunately, it was the least impressive Chocolate Hour we’ve experienced compared to other Mövenpick properties.
Everything else was excellent, and we had a wonderful stay.FromRUB 10,333
Breakfast
Amazing165 Reviews
Sanur Bali|6.62km from downtown
We booked a king room with lagoon access and was upgraded to a suite (Thank you Andaz, was a lovely surprise). We had a beautiful, clean and spacious room with a massive patio that backed onto a lagoon connected to the main pool with a sea view. It felt like paradise. There were toads croaking after the rain. We saw cockatoos and many other kinds of bird. Bird sang every morning. We even a monitor lizard swimming in the spa’s lily pond. This place is bathed in nature. Service was friendly and warm from top notch staff. The turndown service every evening was a special touch, and the grounds were immaculately kept! There were almost always staff working away to keep the grounds pristine and lush. We really like the hotel’s layout where it seems (to us) that all rooms provide a good level of privacy and some kind of a view, be it lush beautiful gardens, pool or the beach. Lastly, the à la carte unlimited breakfast was what brought us here (from the flip flop traveller, iykyk) and it did not disappoint. What an amazing treat! Andaz Bali is truly a gem.FromRUB 23,793
Very Good197 Reviews
Kuta Bali|8.5km from downtown
The hotel environment is comfortable, and the air conditioning in the rooms works really well. All the rooms are arranged around the pool, creating a beautiful view. The staff are very enthusiastic; we even got watermelon popsicles when we checked in. The cleaning staff were very attentive and tidied up my personal belongings carefully.FromRUB 5,287
Very Good252 Reviews
Uluwatu Bali|19.75km from downtown
The wifi was terrible in our room. And I couldn’t hold any zoom calls. Had asked for help segeral times, it would work then just stop working again.
The gym was closed at like 7pm which makes no sense.
The whole hotel needs to be refreshed and does not look relevant or kept up
the breakfast was decent
The staff were very nice and helped as much as they could.FromRUB 3,471
Amazing108 Reviews
Ubud Bali|19.1km from downtown
Mandapa is nestled in the Ubud forest, surrounded by rainforest and built into the mountainside. It's a secluded sanctuary, perfect for cleansing the soul and allowing me to slowly and peacefully savor every day of my vacation.
I was particularly impressed with their butler service. During my three-day, two-night stay, everything was meticulously planned for me, from the transfer service to and from the hotel in Jimbaran Bay, to my river adventure, spa appointments, scheduled photography session, and dinner reservations. My butler orchestrated everything, acting like a personal secretary.
Furthermore, most of the hotel's restaurants are outdoors, allowing guests to dine amidst the forest. Surprisingly, the environmental hygiene and insect control were excellent, which I truly appreciated. The villa's cleanliness was also ideal; I didn't spot a single spiderweb, ant, small spider, or any other insect or dust mite within the 430-square-meter villa. The hygiene was superb.
The overall ambiance of the hotel felt incredibly serene and relaxing, making it perfectly suited for couples to enjoy a slow-paced, leisurely trip.
Regarding the food, I tried breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner at three of their restaurants. The dining atmosphere and food quality were consistently excellent.
The spa lived up to the standards of a 6-star hotel!
Given its Michelin 3-star status, the hotel truly meets that benchmark.
One minor thing to note is that during dinner at one of their Indonesian restaurants, there's a traditional Indonesian dance performance where performers wear a deity mask. This might make some guests, especially those with young children, feel uncomfortable or even frightened. This is something to be aware of.FromRUB 108,678
Very Good175 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|14.56km from downtown
Hotel was nice and cleaned.
Room was good. We had Pool and Garden view.
Toilet was small.
and the water not coming with the full pressure.
Bedsheets, Towel and quilt cover was Dirty, we had to call someone at night to change it.
AC was not working well. we had to call someone to fix that. even after that it was not working well.
Staff was friendly and cooperative.FromRUB 1,402
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