Hotels near Poema Bali in Bali

The experience there's so good. This hotel staff is best for all of the services. I would recommend this hotel for sure. We have a lil bloodstain on our sheets and they didn't charged it. The only thing that matters is the water in Bukit not really good, yeah its not only for this hotel but for all hotel in Bukit Jimbaran due to the source of water. There's also time for the water heater, would be more pleasure if the heater on 24 hours, kinda cold showering late at night hehe. The view suits the price. Thank Maxone @Bukit Jimbaran, would comeback.

Completely absent cleaning, colonies of mites in the bed have reactivated my allergy to dust and I have red spots on my arms. The towels were hardly ever changed and if changed they were reported dirty and the toilet paper looked like Klondike gold. Finally, the nicest thing was the breakfast: they tell you that it is included but coffee-type drinks are paid for, but they don't have a fixed price, that is, one day we paid 30,000 rupees for coffee, the second 41,000, the third 51,000 and the last even 61,000 .. and when we asked for an explanation, they told us it wasn't true. All in all, a really crap place. Only thing the location is beautiful and the pool as well but honestly with such a dirty room and such bad service I wouldn't recommend it even to my worst enemy.

We stayed at the Jumeirah as the last leg of our honeymoon following 5 nights at the Capella and 5 nights at the Four Seasons. These were activity based stats and Jumeirah at Uluwatu was the relax and recharge around the pool and beach. The hotel design and decor is stunning and our villa was incredible. Can’t fault it. However, amenities and inconsistent service really lets this hotel down. The good stuff: - e-butler service via WhatsApp was brilliant. In- room dining, great! -Marcel on concierge went above and beyond, he couldn’t do more for us! - Our in-room servicing team were super and made us towel animals everyday leaving us notes during our stay which was lovely. The not so good stuff: - Food was nice, but just ok. Poached eggs on toast… toast was burnt everyday and poached eggs watery. Omelette came out with whipped egg whites like you’d make in a pudding (very strange) and with alternative ingredients from your original order if they had run out of something. But, without consulting you. I was intolerant to one of the substituted ingredients. Similarly, I ordered a non alcoholic cocktail and they made it alcoholic. Little things like this can’t happen. - Unorganised and overly attentive service in restaurants. You have about 5 people waiting your table so you can’t enjoy your breakfast/ lunch or dinner without constantly being interrupted being asked the same question. You feel watched and pounced on during the meal so you can’t actually relax. Before you have finished your last mouthful and putting your cutlery down they are already whipping away your plate even if others at the table are still eating or you are still chewing your last mouthful of food. - Slow service in both restaurants and pool bar. Whilst quick to take your order and hovering, it took a minimum of 15mins to deliver your drinks with food sometimes beating your drinks to the table. If you’d ordered a frozen drink it had basically melted before it reached your table. Or they would deliver half your order and the rest would follow 10mins later so you were always chasing up food and drink and wondering if they got your order wrong. - We ordered a tuna salad and the salad came without the Tuna. The Tuna was then delivered separately 10mins later… - ordered an omelette and the toast came out 10mins before. - It doesn’t cater for western clients. Both how they execute basic western dishes and more broadly on culture. As a female, I was often ignored and only my husband was addressed. They would never hand me the bill, this always was passed to my husband, and they only ever asked him questions directly and ignored me entirely which I found rude and insulting. Classic western food on their menu was often excited on poorly. - No atmosphere around the pool. Play some soft background music. We found guests playing music themselves via their phone. We didn’t overly mind this but it shows they were all feeling the same and I wouldn’t expect at a 5* hotel to have peopl

A quiet and beautiful place in Uluwatu area, spacious tents with colorful interior, nice garden and pool area, very good breakfast and -our favorite- fresh juices. And for us the most remarkable characteristic: the crew of Origin Uluwatu is unbelievably helpful and friendly. We thank you so much and will always remember you and our time at Origin Uluwatu.

We had a lovely 4 night stay at this hotel which was extremely relaxing and highly recommend the hotel. Highlights: - Amazing & spacious room - Super helpful staff - in particular: Chef Ary and Chef Octa as well as the chef at Rocka restaurant (sorry I don't know his name) as well as our GEM Adi who was always on hand to help anything we needed. - Spa treatments were exceptional (I had a full body holistic massage for 90 minutes which left me feeling super relaxed) - We took the day trip to Uluwatu temple which was really well organised and was a much better experience going through the hotel rather than going on your own (ensured we were safe from the monkeys, showed us the best photo spots, told us where to sit for the Kecak dance in order to have the best view of the sunset and make a quick exit so we weren't stuck with the crowds) - The chef's table had a great selection of food and Octa was very knowledgeable about the food we were eating. - Vegan mushroom tortellini was the highlight at the Rocka restaurant Opportunities for improvement: - The chef's table pricing was slightly misleading. The app implied that the price included wine pairing when it in fact didn't - I think this should be made clearer - Would have liked more choice on the menu's for the vegan diet. Despite the chef being extremely accommodating when asked, I think there could have been a bit more choice at the cliff restaurant in particular. - Annoying that we booked on to yoga one day and they hadn't added us to the booking so turned us away despite the class not being full anyway. Summary: Perfect for beautiful views, tranquil holiday with great food, service and treatments for a few days.

Absolutely loved our stay at Segara. Initially I booked 1 night at Segara and 3 Rimba, we moved to Rimba after our night at Segara and did 1 night there and didn’t like Rimba at all. Rimba looks nice on entry but the rooms and long dark corridors made it very cold and stark. Luckily we were able to move back to Segara, it too a little work with the reception at Segara as they we’re seeing on their system that the room at Segara was more expensive but I was able to prove the discount rate they had on Instagram and they moved us back. My room was $500 aud at Segara and $700 Rimba absolutely ridiculous price for what Rimba is a cold hotel style building. The staff were all very friendly at Segara. The resort is so much nicer than it looks in photos. It’s very sophisticated, stylish but still very warm and inviting. The entry to the room is from outside in the beautiful sunshine not down a dark corridor, then opens up to a beautiful room, so welcoming and nicely decorated. We really felt at home here. Breakfast at Segara was fantastic, the restaurant is just beautiful, the best restaurant we had breakfast in on our holiday. So stylish and elegant but still has a Bali feel. It’s quiet and not a mad noisy food court like Rimba, definitely don’t recommend trying breakfast at Rimba it’s just like a big chain hotel and food court vibe breakfast area. The pool area downstairs at Segara was very relaxing. Lots of seating and areas out in the sun or under the verandah. The Scusa restaurant downstairs is absolutely beautiful. The design, the food and staff 10/10 we went every night for dinner, I really miss being able to go here it’s definitely a must if you go to Ayana and even worth travelling too. Cant rate it high enough! Our stay at Segara was definitely my favourite out of all the resorts we visited, it’s just so beautiful, very classy and sophisticated but true to Bali style still but on a more modern level. Definitely a great couples hotel or with older children, I had my 12 year old daughter with me. It’s not really a kid friendly resort, Rimba is more set up for families and small children, lots more pools and kids pool etc. it’s a nice quiet relaxing resort. We did venture out to the other pools around Ayana each day and down to Kubu beach for sunset, the cocktails were the best down there! My only gripe is the cost. $500 aud a night! Bali has got so overpriced now and that was on sale the normal price was around $800 I would definitely not pay over $500 to stay here so I hope we get it on sale next year. We stayed at the 2 Padma hotels which are both beautiful and we’re $350 a night and a villa in Canggu also beautiful and in a great area for $450 a night. Ayana is in a more secluded spot, we didn’t leave the hotel area, it is expensive, our room at Rimba was $700 aud for a lagoon suite thank god I only did one night here way too expensive for what you get here and I couldn’t wait to get out of that room and hotel - ridiculously overp

Staff Amanda gave us wonderful experience!!!🫶🏻 service was so fantastic⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ we lost our sunglass and staff Amanda found my lost and she sent to our another hotel :) It was so greatful and unforgettable service I've ever got. Thank you sp much, Amanda❤️

Thank you ever so much for having us at Bvlgari Resort Bali, such a prestigious resort. I’ll take this chance to thank all the staff members, in particular Dewa, who has been amazing assisting us throughout our stay in the beautifully prepared and welcoming villa. He has been present and formal to us at all times. Same goes for butler Stefanus that after carefully observing our preferences he has provided us with a basket of local fruits, a beautiful surprise that contributed to our amazing experience at the villa and more importantly Bali. A thank you also to the housekeeping team that has been so professional to guarantee villa cleaning and make up at times when we were not in the villa to keep us our space and ensure privacy at all times. Having had such a nice family time we are looking forward to repeat this experience again at Bvulgari hopefully for a longer time period

It takes 7 minutes by bike from the beach. There are convenience stores and supermarkets near the hotel, and there's McDonald's, KFC, and Pizza Hut within a 15-minute walk, which was helpful. The hotel staff is also kind. When I ordered a chicken burger from room service, he said, ”It's sold out. Shall I order a McDonald's from Grab?” and ordered it for me. The rooms are clean and they provide fresh instant coffee every day. There is also an electric kettle in the room. Many of the guests were tourists from Java. The breakfast buffet had a lot of spicy food, so I ate bread and fruit. The water in the pool was so cloudy that I didn't feel like swimming, and no one was swimming. However, the room was bright and the staff were easy to talk to, so I had a very comfortable stay.

I can’t speak more highly of this excellent resort. Yes, it is away from the now very busy Kuta, Seminyak, Sanur, etc and thats great. Less traffic and less noise! Just get a driver/taxi to visit other areas, they are still very reasonably priced (by Aussie standards). The gardens are beautifully maintained, the pools sparkling and our villa very comfortable and private, also it’s own plunge pool…..very refreshing in a hot climate. We ate very well from the extensive buffet breakfast (included in our package), the a la carte lunch menu (small meal for us after a hearty breakfast) and the dinners when we ate in. The food was delicious, perfectly cooked and very well presented. I would like to give my greatest praise, and thanks, to the staff. I think we pretty much met them all as it’s not a huge resort. Without exception they were friendly, smiling, helpful, unobtrusive and a delight to spend time with. This was not our first trip to Bali, but probably the most memorable for all the right reasons. One aspect that should be addressed though is the lack of a full length mirror in the villa. A negative for my wife and adult daughters. Also I think 2 sets of keys should be provided in a 2 bedroom villa when 4 adults are staying. This would make the daily comings and goings easier