Alam Puisi Villa

Property Highlights

The villa has a private pool and comes with a mesmerising view.

Alam Puisi Villa has an in-house spa, called the OmVedic Sacred Healing Spa, famous for its aromatherapy, massages and facials.

The hotel also offers yoga sessions, cooking classes and tour assistance.

Featuring typical Balinese architecture and interiors, Alam Puisi Villa includes 25 villas that offer absolute comfort.

Each villa has a private pool, floor-to-ceiling windows and terracotta flooring with modern amenities like a minibar, free Wi-fi and essential toiletries.

The property has an on-site spa that offers a wide range of massages, body scrubs and aromatherapy sessions.

Alam Puisi Villa has an on-site barbeque facility for guests who wish to explore their cooking skills.

The on-site restaurant serves mouth-watering Balinese and international cuisines.

The in-house restaurant serves some lip-smacking meals and Alam Puisi Villa also has barbeque facilities.

Located at a short distance from Bali's most prominent hotspots, Alam Puisi Villa is a good choice if you wish to destress and enjoy fun activities like cooking classes and yoga sessions or indulge in aromatherapy and spa sessions.

The villa offers a magnificent view of the surrounding rice fields.

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Activities & Nearby Attractions

• Pamper yourself at the OmVedic Sacred Healing Spa, famous for its de-stressing massages, body scrubs, facials and aromatherapies.
• Alam Puisi Villa has a yoga studio.
• Add another feather to your hat by indulging in cooking classes offered at the property.
• Take a dip in the private pool.
• The property has barbeque facilities if you wish to further explore your cooking skills.
• The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (7.3 km) is a natural sanctuary that is home to over 700 macaques.
• Jalan Raya Goa Gajah (7.9 km), one of the most impressive archaeological sites of Bali, features an 11th century cave.
• The Ubud Royal Palace (6.8 km), officially known as Puri Saren Agung, was built during the lordship of Tjokorda Putu Kandel (1800-1823) and is famous for its well-preserved Balinese architecture and gardens.
• Ubud Art Market (6.7 km) is a paradise for shopaholics. It’s the best place to purchase silk scarves, statues, handwoven bags and many other handcrafted goods.
• Tegallalang Rice Terraces (13.8 km) are famous for their scenic landscape, giving you an insight into the traditional Balinese irrigation system known as Subak.

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