The Ritz-Carlton, Bali | Damn, I'm staying here, it's really secluded

I finally checked in at my first hidden hotel that I had been longing to stay in for a long time. The hotel is very close to the city center and has a very small door. I entered from a small road and passed the first security check outside, and the view was suddenly clear. The hotel lobby is located next to a very high cliff. You can overlook the entire hotel layout from the lobby. The lobby is only used for reception and does not handle CI. Before we got the room, the housekeeper drove us around the hotel, introduced the various facilities, and then took us to the children's playground. 🏠After we got the room, the housekeeper picked us up. There was a long and narrow stone road at the entrance of the villa. At the end was the main door. On the left side of the door was a living room with a set of sofas, tables and chairs. A little forward on the right is the door. There is a small entrance hall after entering the door. On the right are the cloakroom and bathroom. The bathroom is very large. The indoor shower room also has a door leading to the outdoor shower outside, which is very nice. The double basin design is at a height that children can reach. In the middle is a dressing table with a very useful makeup mirror and faces natural light. On the left side of the entrance is the bedroom, which has two beautiful viewfinders. There is also a monitor next to the air-conditioning panel for communicating with people outside the door. The bedding is very comfortable and it feels like I am lying in cotton and I fall asleep easily. The bed is also equipped with perfume and calming tea when I make my turn at night. The welcome fruit is very rich, including fruits, snacks, macarons, dumplings, etc., and they will be added during cleaning. The bed faces the swimming pool with a very nice view. The bedroom has a door leading to the swimming pool. There is also a set of outdoor sofas at the door, which should be more like a tea area. The swimming pool is quite large, and you can see the iconic rice fields and the stilt house in the middle by the pool. 🍴Introduction: Ambar is a cliff bar next to the lobby, offering Japanese food. It is recommended to book in advance as the view here is superb at sunset. Cocktails are not expensive, and there are tastings of grilled tuna, fried cod, etc. There is also a resident band here to create a great atmosphere! We went there again on our birthday, and they gave us free admission. Kubu is a western restaurant on the banks of the Ayung River. I think it uses local ingredients and presents them in the style of French cuisine. It has a strong sense of ceremony but it does take a long time. A meal takes more than two hours. For each dish, the tableware is served first and then the ingredients and cooking methods are explained. After the dish is served, the tableware is taken away and the above process is repeated until the end. I tried both SETs this time and felt there was not much difference. The appetizers were delicious but the rest were just average. However, it is really impeccable that they are sold so cheaply in Yinshi. Sawah Terrace It is also a buffet restaurant with a view of the Ayung River, but its location is relatively higher than Kubu. Breakfast is semi-buffet. There are not many types of buffet food, about three food stations, and the taste and quality are very good. There is sashimi in the morning, including tuna, salmon, sea bream, etc. The a la carte dishes are very exquisite, including crab meat, grilled lobster, dirty duck rice, etc. While we were eating, a group of people came over with local musical instruments and sang Happy Birthday to us, which was very embarrassing.