UMA UBUD, BALI
One of the hot contenders for the title of swishest retreat on the whole of
Bali, Uma Ubud is a byword for total chill-out. Buried between an enchanted
forest (well, it looks enchanted) and traditional paddy fields, Uma Ubud is a
fusion of ultra-luxe in a very natural setting. Rooms are white and airy with
billowing muslin cooling down the whole vibe, while bathrooms are more
dramatically monochrome. A beautiful pool in the midst of a garden to melt
into and a first-class spa, COMO Shambhala Retreat, where you can drag
every last toxin from your hide and even get down with some yoga. Destined
to relax you to the point where you might actually leave in liquid form. Or
even vapour.
7 nights from £1130 p.p. in a Terrace Room on a bed & breakfast basis
including flights. Transfers extra.
THE BULGARI RESORT, BALI
You can’t fault the Bulgari’s taste in choosing Bali for the location of their
second hotel experience (the first is in Milan). And what an experience it is.
With all the over-the-top touches you’d expect of one of the finest jewellers
in history, the Bali resort offers a private plunge pool with each and every
villa, which is quite apart from the lavish shared pool. But what you really
notice with Bulgari – and it’s no surprise – is the attention to the smallest of
design details and the quality of the materials. The location literally couldn’t
be more stunning and the Bulgaris have risen to the challenge set down by
mother nature herself. It’s a gem.
7 nights from £2160 p.p. (low season) and from £2410 p.p. (high season)
in a Deluxe Ocean View Villa including flights. Meals and transfers extra.
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