Natura Villa Ubud Bali

We stayed in a large villa with a private pool, incredible views and very clean. The room itself was amazing and the hotel was in a beautiful location still close to Ubud centre. All the staff were very friendly and helpful, we only wish we could have stayed here longer.

We are at Natura Resort & Spa 4* Ubud; we booked Panorama View Villa, 125 sqm, an exceptional place, for relaxation, rest, connection with breathtaking nature. We are in the middle of the jungle, but 3 km from the center of Ubud (we have free transfer from the hotel 3 times/day). Delicious breakfast, Balinese coffee at your discretion, tasty dinner (we prefer traditional Balinese food). We really liked the relaxation terrace on the ground floor, but also the outdoor shower, in balinese style. And what a beautiful pool, with a view of the jungle...We highly recommend this resort, very good vallue for money! Special thanks, Mr manager Juda and the entire staff!

The first night I stayed in the classic Villa it was a little bit not clean and we had to many bugs we couldn't sleep well , the second day we took the valley villa it was much better with the view and cleaner the only issue is at the evening the monkeys comes to the pool side in the villa

Amazing stay. Beautiful property and rooms. The gardens are well maintained and it really does feel like a jungle escape. The staff were exceptional and so warm and friendly. Highly recommend this property. If I ever return to Bali I would stay here again

We stayed here for 4 nights with our 2 young daughters (13 and 8). Natura is a place like no other. From the moment you arrive following the hustle and bustle of driving through Ubud village, you are greeted by an immersive calm. Nature is here and present in every aspect of Natura. Everything is open air, no walls or air conditioning (except for your room) to detract from the full experience. The fish pond at reception houses many large goldfish and one resident 14yo Catfish. You may be lucky and offered a chance to feed them. The welcome drink is icy and refreshing, and indeed most welcome as you greet the humid environment of the jungle. Once you check in, you are taken on a personal tour of the key aspects of the resort - the open air restaurant, where they serve complimentary afternoon tea each day from 3-5pm, and the pool and spa area below. Natura is built into the hillside, so it has many inclines - some steep but well-guarded - and a fair few steps (pool/spa and depending on which villa you are in). You are then escorted to your villa, where the airconditioners have been turned on in anticipation of your arrival and your luggage brought in for you. You can close the outer entrance to your villa if you want additional privacy (although we didn’t and didn’t see a single person come into our grounds) and are invited to explore the resort at your leisure should you wish. The family villa is well-apportioned. Massive master bedroom and lounge with en-suite including marble bathtub that fit the 4 of us! Canopy mosquito netting on the king bed and 2x single beds in the secondary room. The villa comes with an Illy espresso pod machine with some pods and 6 water bottles which are replaced daily. There is a kettle and instant tea and coffee provided. No other cooking facilities and the fridge is a mini-fridge stored beneath the TV. They also provide insect spray should creepy crawlies get in, but we only needed to use this once. Breakfast is included from a set menu with Balinese tea and coffee. You can order espresso coffee for an additional cost (about 50k with tax/service). The restaurant has a simple yet varied menu catering to a few different tastes with a mix of Indonesian and western dishes - see photos. Unfortunately for us, it was rainy weather most of our stay so we didn’t make the most of our villa plunge pool as it was far too cold. The main infinity pool was also cold but the girls enjoyed it more as could play freely and look at the valley while you do. It is truly a place of tranquility - you can hear nothing of the busy-ness of Ubud. The pool decking is quite weathered with some questionable areas but they were easy enough to avoid. The on-site spa is well priced for a resort, and you get discounts for attending multiple days. We took advantage of this and had a couple of beautiful Balinese massages overlooking the valley. It is required to book in advance and my tip is to clearly articulate your requirements (e.g. if