Prama Sanur Beach Bali

A very good hotel. There are 4 or 5 restaurants, bars, and cafes on site. They have an entertaining evening program. The grounds are large, beautiful, and green, with two pools (one for children with slides and a basketball hoop, and one for adults with a bar). Both pools are separate, so adults can relax by the pool without the screams and squeals of children. The children's pool has family nest-like sunbeds, which are very convenient. The service is top-notch, and all the staff are friendly. The hotel's location is also convenient, near the main street of Sanur, where there are cafes, shops, and stalls. There's a large parking lot for cars. The breakfast buffet caters to all tastes.

This trip consisted of 2 nights in Ubud and 2 nights in Sanur. This hotel had great facilities and a good location. While the rooms being a bit old is understandable, it would be nice if the towels were a bit cleaner.

This isn't our first stay here. The hotel has a classic style, everything is super, and the breakfasts are amazing!

Predominantly older people and couples. It somewhat reminded me of Turkish hotels – a large, well-maintained territory with everything you could wish for (just without all-inclusive). The hotel is outdated, as mentioned in other reviews, but the quality of service is high. I recommend the local spa on the beach. If you plan to swim in the sea, you'll need to find another beach. The water near the hotel is almost always shallow, and most of the shore is covered in seaweed. It's best to wear water shoes when entering the sea, as there are many reef fragments on the bottom.

It was a satisfying trip. Although the hotel is a bit old, it lived up to its 5-star rating, and I had a really good experience and service. The breakfast was also great, haha. I will definitely use it again next time.

It was great to be able to access the hotel directly from the beach. The nearby Sanur town was within walking distance and offered a variety of restaurants, which was also a plus.

We made a last-minute decision to visit during the summer holidays and chose this hotel because of its proximity to the beach. I was prepared for an older hotel in an older area, and that's exactly what it was; there were quite a few middle-aged and elderly guests. However, the hotel's pool and garden views were quite nice, and the rooms had been renovated. The showerhead wasn't discolored, and the water quality was fine. Breakfast was acceptable, I'd give it an 80%. Besides the locally grown papaya, nothing else really stood out. We received drink vouchers for the restaurant bar, which was a pleasant place to relax. Bicycles were available for rent, and cycling along the beach was very enjoyable. There's a good restaurant by the hotel beach, with a 4.9-star rating on Google Maps. We ordered three set meals for over RMB 600 (including a significant service charge). However, there were some downsides: 1. The hairdryer was broken. I specifically went to the front desk to ask for a replacement, but nothing was done. Luckily, it was summer. 2. Service discrimination favoring Caucasians. When queuing for eggs🍳, a Caucasian lady behind me asked for soft-boiled eggs. The chef, with an ingratiating smile, went out of his way to cater to her request, spending considerable time and completely ignoring my🍳, which was ahead of hers. Only after he finished serving the Caucasian lady with a bow did he turn to my eggs, which were already overcooked. He just made an awkward sound and offered no apology. 3. For an Indonesian hotel costing over RMB 1000 a night, I discovered upon leaving that there were green crayon marks on the quilt (near the foot end) (see picture). Are they so stingy with linen that they won't discard it?