Capella Ubud

Built among the trees and lush foliage, the 22 luxurious and fully equipped 'glamping' tents offer a unique experience, with plenty of privacy due to their often hidden locations. The tents have a traditional Balinese character, featuring richly decorated woodwork, dark colors, and beautiful prints. Designed with a nod to the 19th century, they are equipped with all the modern technical facilities. All tents are 173m2, with a bedroom connected to a sitting area and a private saltwater swimming pool situated on the spacious outdoor terrace, seemingly floating among the trees. The bathroom is accessible both indoors and outdoors, with a rain shower and a beautiful freestanding copper bathtub. Near the heart of the resort, you will find the Terrace Tents, which, like the Rainforest Tents, are nestled among the lush foliage of the rainforest. Close to the Wos River are the adventurous River Tents, offering even more expansive views. The Keliki Valley Tents feature a larger pool and an even more untouched, panoramic view over the Keliki Valley. In addition to all this, there is also a lodge with two bedrooms in the same style as the tents.

Capella Ubud has 'culturists' who are happy to speak with you to explore which local experiences best suit your interests. Think of yoga sessions, a bike ride, jogging in the surrounding area with the General Manager of Capella, or learning Balinese calligraphy. Most activities are already included with your stay. For an additional fee, special tailor-made activities can also be arranged, such as a private barbecue in a stunning location amidst the jungle or rice fields.

Be sure to try the room service at least once. Capella Ubud also makes dinner on your own terrace a truly special experience.

You are staying so close to Ubud that a visit to this lively town is a must. The resort's shuttle transfer will take you easily to Ubud, allowing you to explore, shop, and enjoy some delicious local cuisine in the afternoon.

The restaurants at Capella Ubud combine traditional Balinese flavors with jungle influences and freshly picked vegetables, fruits, and herbs from the resort's own garden. The all-day dining restaurant Mads Lange is housed in a tent and named after Bali’s peacekeeper, Mads Johansen Lange (the White King of Bali). The restaurant offers seasonal dishes grown sustainably in its own garden, along with fresh seafood from regional waters and meat supplied by nearby farms.

At the intimate Api Jiwa Restaurant, you sit at the chef’s bar and enjoy authentic Asian dishes, prepared live on the barbecue. Experience the relaxed atmosphere with a cocktail in hand or a healthy snack at the poolside bar The Mortar and Pestle Bar. Around the campfire, you can also enjoy camping snacks and traditional drinks while listening to exciting stories or watching a nostalgic film. At the Officers Tent, you can also enjoy a drink in the lounge or indulge in afternoon tea with canapés.

Hidden deep in the jungle, you will find the beautiful Auriga Wellness Spa at the heart of the resort. An oasis amidst all the greenery. Here, you can enjoy customized treatments inspired by the rich wellness and healing traditions of Bali. Nature also plays a significant role here, and only organic products are used, exclusively created for Capella Ubud. The spa is equipped with three treatment rooms, but you can also choose to receive a treatment in the privacy of your villa.

In addition to this, there is a fully equipped fitness center and several sporting classes available, such as TRX and Jungle Bootcamp. There is also the option for yoga, or you can participate in one of the adventurous activities offered by the resort.

The commitment to sustainability is reflected in the respect for the environment and the food that stems from it. Capella Ubud has its own garden where vegetables and fruits are grown for use in the restaurants. Additionally, the bathroom and spa products are 100% organic, and the resort holds a Silver EarthCheck Certification. Built in the rainforests of Ubud, the resort makes every effort to blend seamlessly with nature and minimize its emissions. Beyond all this, the resort also has a significant positive impact on the financial situation and the community of Bali.