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Bali Airport Guide 2026: How to Transfer, Arrivals & Attractions
Bali remains one of Indonesia's most iconic travel destinations, drawing crowds to its sun-drenched beaches and rich cultural tapestry. Whether you are looking to catch waves in Kuta, enjoy a sunset seafood dinner in Jimbaran, or find your Zen among the rice terraces of Ubud, figuring out how to get from the airport to your destination is the first step of your journey.
This guide breaks down the best transport options from Bali Airport, including transparently priced private transfers, Grab app services, reputable Bluebird taxis.
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Introduction to Bali Airport (DPS)
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The full name of Bali’s primary gateway is I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), often referred to as Denpasar International Airport or Bali International Airport. As Indonesia’s second busiest international hub, it is located approximately 13 km from the centre of Denpasar, with a travel time of around 30 minutes. The airport's architecture beautifully blends traditional Balinese aesthetics with modern design, allowing travellers to feel the tropical holiday atmosphere the moment they step off the plane.
The airport is divided into International and Domestic terminals. Facilities available for travellers include:
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Currency Exchange & ATMs
- Luggage Storage
- Showers and Massage Services
There are also numerous restaurants and duty-free shops to explore, ensuring that your time spent waiting for a flight is never dull.
How to Get from Bali Airport to the City Center?
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Transport Method | Cost (Estimated) | Pros | Cons |
From $35 AUD per 6 hours | - Predictable fixed pricing - Guaranteed during peak season - Direct door-to-door service - English/Chinese speaking drivers | - Higher cost - Requires advance booking | |
Grab / Gojek App | ~$13 AUD per 1-hour trip | - Affordable - User-friendly app interface - Ideal for short one-way trips | - Requires credit card binding - Hard to book during peak hours |
Taxi | ~$25 AUD per 1-hour trip | - High mobility; hail on the spot - Good for short one-way trips | - Risk of "haggling" or overcharging - Less safety security - Hard to find during peak hours |
From $85 AUD per day | - Maximum flexibility - High comfort - Cost-effective for large groups | - Requires International Driving Permit - Challenging local road conditions | |
Hotel/Restaurant Shuttle | Varies (Some are free) | - Direct point-to-point transfer - Hassle-free | - Requires prior coordination - No flexibility for extra stops |
Private Car Charter (Customized)
The most convenient way to avoid overcharging is by booking a Private Charter. It ensures a vehicle is ready even during peak travel seasons. Pricing is transparent and typically includes the driver, fuel, and tolls.
- Pro-Tip: Use Trip.com to book in advance. For 1–3 passengers, a standard sedan is fine; for 4 or more, we recommend a van to ensure enough luggage space.
Gojek & Grab Apps
These are the most popular ride-hailing apps in Bali. Grab is particularly user-friendly for international travelers.
- Important: Complete your registration and link your card before arriving in Indonesia to avoid SMS verification issues. Note that airport pickup rates are slightly higher than standard city rates.
Bluebird Taxis
If you choose a taxi, look for the Bluebird brand. They are reputable and use a regulated meter (starting at ~IDR 7,000).
- Pro-Tip: Keep Google Maps open during the ride to monitor the route and ensure tolls are added correctly to the final meter price.
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Renting a car offers the ultimate freedom but comes with challenges. Bali has busy traffic, narrow rural roads, and a high volume of motorbikes.
- Reminder: Bali follows right-hand drive rules. Ensure you have your International Driving Permit (IDP) ready.
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Bali Airport | Transport for Red-Eye or Late-Night Flights
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If you are arriving at Bali Airport in the middle of the night, we strongly recommend arranging your transport in advance for maximum security and peace of mind. There are three primary options:
- Private Car Charter (Pre-booked): This is the most reliable choice. The price is fixed, and your driver will be waiting in the arrivals hall with a name sign, so you won't have to worry about searching for a vehicle late at night.
- Hotel Shuttle Service: Most mid-to-high-end hotels offer airport pickup services. While the price might be slightly higher than other options, it offers the ultimate convenience and safety, especially for solo travelers or families.
- Grab App: You can use the Grab app to book a ride; however, keep in mind that the designated pickup points are located outside the main terminal area. Walking there with heavy luggage can be tiring, so it is best to confirm the pickup location and your timing as soon as you clear customs.
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Bali Airport Arrivals and Departures
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Whether you are landing at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) or heading home, navigating the terminal efficiently is key.
Here is the essential breakdown for arrivals and departures at Bali’s primary gateway.
Bali Airport Arrivals
1. Customs & Entry (International)
- Visa on Arrival (VoA): For most travelers (including Australians), you can purchase a VoA at the counter for IDR 500,000 (~$50 AUD). To save time, it is highly recommended to apply for an e-VoA online before you fly.
- Customs Declaration: Bali has moved to an Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD). You should fill this out online within 3 days of your flight to receive a QR code, which you will scan before exiting.
- Bali Tourist Tax: As of 2024/2025, all international tourists must pay a one-time fee of IDR 150,000 (~$15 AUD). It is best to pay this via the "Love Bali" app/website before arrival.
2. Luggage & Exit
- Once you clear customs and exit the glass doors, you will enter a hall filled with drivers. Look for the official Trip.com or private car signs here.
- Connectivity: There are several kiosks for local SIM cards (Telkomsel is usually the most reliable) and currency exchange booths right after the baggage claim.
Bali Airport Departures
1. Check-in & Timing
- Arrival Time: For international flights, arrive at least 3 hours before departure. For domestic flights (e.g., to Lombok or Jakarta), 2 hours is usually sufficient.
- Traffic Warning: The road leading to the airport can get extremely congested in the late afternoon. If you are coming from Canggu or Ubud, allow at least 90–120 minutes for the commute.
2. Facilities & Lounges
- Duty-Free: The international terminal has a large selection of high-end brands, local spirits (like Arak), and souvenirs.
- Lounges: If you have a long wait, the Premier Lounge or Concordia Lounge offer showers, buffet food, and comfortable seating. These can often be booked via travel apps or accessed via premium credit cards.
- Final Food: There are several western and local options (including a Starbucks and various Warung-style eateries) upstairs after security.
Bali Airport | Must-Visit Attractions in Bali
Bali Airport | Uluwatu Temple
Perched on a dramatic limestone cliff 70 meters above the Indian Ocean, this is one of Bali’s six key spiritual pillars.
- The Highlight: The nightly Kecak Fire Dance performed at sunset in an open-air amphitheater. The combination of the rhythmic chanting and the sun dipping below the horizon is an essential Bali experience.
- Pro Tip: Keep a close eye on your belongings; the local monkeys are notorious for "borrowing" sunglasses and hats!
Reviews of Uluwatu Temple
4.6/5
143 reviews
5/5
Pura Luhur Uluwatu is when you go "just to see the temple," but end up experiencing a three-act drama: "I'm at the end of the world," "Oh, my glasses!" and "Well, now I've definitely seen the best sunset of my life." 😄
Act One: The Road. You climb up, feeling like a pilgrim, almost a saint... until you realize the real bosses here are the monkeys. They look at you as if you've come not to a holy place, but to their home uninvited, and with a banana in your pocket. And yes, it's best not to take the banana at all: these guys read minds (and pockets) better than any psychic.
Act Two: The Views. You're standing on a cliff, the ocean roars below, the wind flutters your sarong, and you're like, "So this is what they meant when they said 'breathtaking!'" The temple seems to have grown straight out of the rock—austere, ancient, with that signature Balinese grace. And you immediately feel tiny, yet somehow especially enlightened. Well, until another macaque tries to rip your cap off.
Act Three: Sunset and Kecak. The sun slowly sinks into the ocean, the sky is painted in all sorts of "Is it the filters?" hues, and then the Kecak dance begins—hundreds of voices, fire, a rhythm that sends shivers not just down your spine, but throughout your entire life. At that moment, you forget about the stolen candy, the heat, and the fact that you really just wanted a photo for your Stories. You just want to stand there and whisper, "I saw it. I was here."
And the atmosphere is a bonus: everything here is imbued with respect and a living, genuine faith. And even those cheeky monkeys seem like part of the ritual: if something's stolen from you, it means the gods decided you didn't really need it. 😅
All in all, Uluwatu is a place where nature, culture, and monkey mayhem merge into a perfect storm of experiences. If you want to feel like the hero of an adventure epic (preferably with a secure pocket and without shiny accessories), this is the place for you. 😎
5/5
The temple and the fancy was unique in nature. Thoroughly enjoyed. Booking a ticket with trip was easy and we could easily get the tickets without any que.
5/5
A truly colorful traditional show, paired with an incredible sunset over the ocean! Highly recommended!
5/5
The outside world holds a solitude and bustle, desolation and abundance I never imagined. If I didn't travel, I would have thought my experiences encompassed all of life's joys and sorrows. When I wake in the dead of night in a foreign land, listening to completely unfamiliar sounds outside my window, a strange peace rises from the depths of my heart—I've learned that solitude can be gentle, and that feeling of not belonging can be a sense of belonging. And those brief companions I meet on my journeys, with a few words, a glance, or a shared meal, show me how light yet profound human relationships can be. My feet are my own; every journey expands my emotional landscape, letting me know that I can fall in love with a place I've never heard of, and cherish the memory of a small town I only stayed in for three days. If I didn't travel, I would forever believe that my hometown is the only place that can move me, unaware that many nameless corners in the distance are quietly waiting to connect with me. The vastness of the world lies in its ability to simultaneously accommodate my homesickness and my longings; all I need to do is go out and let both find their place.
5/5
If you're in Bali, you absolutely must see this show. The 6:00 PM performance sometimes sells out, so book early. If you book here, please enter through the ticket holder gate on the far left. Of course, if you want a good seat, it's best to go an hour in advance. The benches are concrete, so it's a good idea to bring a cushion, even a thin one.
Bali Airport | Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Monkey Forest Ubud
Located in the heart of Ubud, this natural habitat is home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques and three ancient temples dating back to the 14th century.
- The Highlight: Walking through the moss-covered bridges and towering banyan trees gives off a distinct "Indiana Jones" vibe. It is a perfect blend of wildlife conservation and spiritual heritage.
- Pro Tip: For the best 2026 photos, visit at 8:30 AM before the midday heat and the largest crowds arrive.
Reviews of Monkey Forest Ubud
4.4/5
322 reviews
5/5
I really liked that it seems like we made some fun memories with the kids.
4/5
It's probably better not to come at lunchtime, as some of the monkeys were going to sleep, and it was interesting to watch them.
5/5
A wonderful place; time flies while watching these wonderful monkeys. We were a little worried they might be intrusive, aggressive, or thieves, but we never encountered anything like that. They live their own lives, and if you follow simple rules and don't bother them, there won't be any aggression. We saw a very interesting performance; we stumbled upon it by chance, but we watched it all the way through; it was very colorful and beautiful.
5/5
I visited again after 10 years, and it had developed a lot more.
5/5
It's very beautiful, but be careful with the monkeys.
Bali Airport | Tegalalang Rice Terraces
A stunning display of the UNESCO-listed Subak irrigation system, these emerald-green terraces offer some of the most famous landscapes in Southeast Asia.
- The Highlight: The "Bali Swing" experiences located around the edge of the valley offer breathtaking photo opportunities over the layered rice paddies.
- Pro Tip: After exploring, grab a coffee at one of the cliffside cafes to enjoy the view without the hike.
Reviews of Tegallalang Rice Terrace
4.4/5
176 reviews5/5
A beautiful place with a stunning view. You can spend the whole day sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the view. Arrive early to secure a cabana. Prices in the café are affordable. The pool water is tinted, so wear dark swimwear.
5/5
Это место точно стоит посетить и покататься на качелях!
5/5
Excellent experience, swing is a bit trilling but enjoyed it
5/5
Beautiful scenery, enjoyed it and feels peaceful
4/5
Qianqiu highly recommends the experience; you can take beautiful photos and enjoy the scenery. However, I wouldn't recommend the zipline.
Hotel Recommendations in Bali
Bali Hotels
5 star
Great443 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|16.74km from downtown
An excellent hotel with a wonderful atmosphere! My impressions of the service, rooms, and grounds were all very positive. The grounds are large, well-maintained, and secure. The highlight was definitely the abundance of squirrels running everywhere, even jumping onto our balcony! You can also feed them at the restaurant during breakfast. The hotel also has great, spacious pools.
The staff are very friendly and responsive. Upon check-in, the reception immediately provided a schedule of activities (unfortunately, we couldn't participate this time, but the idea itself is great). The rooms are clean, housekeeping is thorough, and all necessities are restocked promptly. There's a wonderful, pleasant aroma in the lobby area. I was also pleased to find a billiards table for entertainment.
Breakfasts were varied, with a great selection of dishes from different cuisines worldwide. A huge plus is having a private beach. A shuttle bus runs every hour to and from the beach, and there are always free spots available. A minor drawback: for the shopping transfer, one bus picks up guests from three hotels at once, which sometimes means there simply aren't enough seats inside.
Overall, the vacation was a success, and I definitely recommend this hotel!From€ 97
Great108 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.From€ 76
Great546 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.95km from downtown
We chose this hotel for the last two nights of our Bali trip because it offered excellent value compared to many other resorts in Bali and even other InterContinental properties. The resort itself is huge, with a wide variety of facilities including separate adult and family pools, an indoor gym, a calisthenics gym, beautiful ponds, direct beach access, and very friendly staff. On paper, it seemed like a fantastic choice.
Unfortunately, our stay turned out to be extremely disappointing.
We stayed in room number 4127. On our first night, both of us woke up covered in insect bites despite sleeping tucked under the blankets. Around midnight, we had to spray both the bed and ourselves with insect repellent just to get through the night. The following morning, we reported the issue and requested a room change because we were concerned there might be insects in the mattress. Instead, we were only offered fresh bed sheets and a general cleaning of the room.
Sadly, the exact same thing happened again on the second night. We woke up with even more bites and no longer felt safe sleeping in the bed. We strongly suspected there were bugs hiding in the mattress. We ended up leaving the room in the middle of the night and spent the rest of the night in the hotel lobby because we were too afraid to return to bed.
What disappointed us the most was how the situation was handled. We showed the staff numerous photos documenting the bites over both nights, yet the only compensation offered was to waive a small bill (about RMB 55) for an ice cream and a coffee. Considering we lost two nights of sleep, experienced significant discomfort, and had to spend an entire night in the lobby, this response felt inadequate and did not reflect the level of service we expected.
In addition, the hotel itself feels quite dated. Although it has its charm, many areas appear to have aged significantly. The towels were noticeably worn, wooden fixtures were chipped, and the overall condition suggested the property is overdue for a major renovation.
We genuinely wanted to enjoy our stay because the resort has so much potential. The grounds are beautiful, the facilities are plentiful, and the staff we interacted with were polite and friendly. However, the insect issue and the hotel’s response overshadowed everything else. We hope management takes this feedback seriously and thoroughly investigates the mattresses and rooms so future guests do not have the same experience.From€ 172
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.From€ 149
Amazing565 Reviews
Ubud Bali|16km from downtown
I recently stayed at Alaya Resort Ubud during my trip to Bali, and I was extremely satisfied with the overall experience. The hotel perfectly embodies the Balinese style, with a very comfortable environment that immediately puts you in a relaxed, holiday mood as soon as you step in.
The room was spacious and very clean, with a simple yet locally-inspired design that made for a very comfortable stay. What I loved most was being surrounded by lush greenery; waking up to that view really brightened my mood.
The pool area is beautiful and meticulously maintained, perfect for unwinding. The breakfast selection was extensive and tasty, allowing for a leisurely start to each day.
What truly stood out was the staff. Every single person was incredibly friendly and enthusiastic, providing thoughtful service from check-in to check-out, which significantly enhanced my entire trip.
The location is also very convenient, with many restaurants nearby. The in-house massage spa is excellent, and guests get a 20% discount on treatments.
Overall, this was one of my favorite hotels from my Bali trip. I would definitely choose to stay here again if I return to Ubud. Highly recommended!From€ 129
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Very Good414 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.From€ 12
Very Good405 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.From€ 77
Very Good324 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.From€ 14
Great739 Reviews
Kuta Bali|9.39km from downtown
We like the hotel and we had pleasant stay. The pool and the room were very good. The door to the balcony couldn’t close but after contacting reception , they sent staff come to fixit straight away.
The night we stay was Tuesday. The hotel had buffet dinner with dance. We heard the music from the pool and went there for dinner. They said that if will be until 10PM. But when we agreed to come, buffet almost gone, I asked few time why no more food? They asked what I want they will make. Thats not the way buffet supposes to be.
And the music and dance often break very long. Form when I joined until I nearly full, no music or dance. I asked the man who stayed outside to invite customers in: what’s giọng on?
He went to ask them to play music. But the dancers only started after 10 minutes. They danced 10 minutes and break again.
I was very upset. That night was my last night in Bali.
The next morning breakfast buffet was much nicer.
I hope the hotel can manage the dance better to let customers enjoy. And FYI, that night music and dance finished at 8:30PM. Not 10PM like they told me. I posted some photos with full of food and some empty for your reference . thanFrom€ 38
Very Good398 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.77km from downtown
Very friendly staff and very helpful. Room is clean and sparkling. Location is near to seminyak beach around 10-15 mins gojek/bike . Nook restaurant isnear around 10mins walk. 35 mins from the airport but traffic isquite bad so may take longer. There’s a bistro beside the hotel, sometimes can be a little noisy, but overall i had great experiance. Will consider staying there again when i visit baliFrom€ 20
Breakfast
Very Good351 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.From€ 68
Very Good543 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.1km from downtown
I rode my motorcycle all the way from Sanur to this hotel, and honestly, the entire journey, the scenery I encountered, and the experiences along the way probably left a stronger impression on me than the hotel stay itself.
The hotel is very close to Jimbaran Beach 🏖️, just a 700-800 meter walk. You can catch the sunrise there in the morning, and there are even foreigners jogging on the beach – it's a wonderfully relaxing vibe.
Its location is also super convenient for Bali Airport, only about 6 kilometers by car.
Oh, and about 300 meters from the hotel, there's a restaurant called CUCABALI with a fantastic ambiance. It's perfect for a holiday or a date. When I was there, an elderly English couple was having dinner at the next table. The man kept laughing throughout their meal, and although I couldn't understand what they were saying, we ended up leaving at the same time when it was time to pay. Out of curiosity, I asked them, and they said it was their 40th wedding anniversary (or some anniversary). It felt incredibly sweet and lovely.From€ 38
Amazing1141 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|19.15km from downtown
My first time at a Kempinski hotel, and everything was truly top-notch, just as I'd heard – the elegant atmosphere, the staff's service, and the breakfast. All the staff had lovely smiles, and it made me want to visit Bali again just to stay here. The hotel itself felt like a museum, and the gardens were beautiful with colorful, tropical flowers. I was also impressed by how clean everything was; the staff were constantly tidying up. I only stayed for one night, but I was able to use the pool even after checking out, which allowed me to enjoy my stay 120%! It was a wonderful memory. Thank you!From€ 272
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!From€ 121
Great181 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|15.75km from downtown
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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.From€ 117
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