Bvlgari Resort Bali
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a 24-hour health club, an outdoor pool and a hot tub. Additional amenities at this Mediterranean resort include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services and gift shops/newsstands. The complimentary beach shuttle makes getting to the surf and sand a breeze. Enjoy international cuisine at Sangkar Restaurant – one of the resort's 2 restaurants – or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Unwind at the end of the day with a drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Featured amenities include limo/town car service, a computer station and complimentary newspapers in reception. Planning an event in Pecatu? This resort has 2153 square feet (200 square metres) of space consisting of a conference centre and 2 meeting rooms. A round-trip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free valet parking is available on site.

Hotel Facilities

General

  • Number of bars/lounges: 1
  • Number of poolside bars: 1
  • Number of restaurants: 2

Internet

  • Free WiFi

Transport & Parking

  • Airport transport (surcharge)
  • Free beach shuttle

Activities

  • Outdoor tennis courts: 1
  • Fitness facilities
  • 24-hour fitness facilities
  • 24-hour health club
  • Tennis on site

Food & Drink

  • Snack bar/deli
  • Separate dining area

Pools and wellness

  • Pool umbrellas
  • Number of hot tubs: 1
  • Number of outdoor pools: 1
  • Spa treatment room(s)
  • Full-service spa
  • Steam room
  • Free pool cabanas
  • Pool sun loungers

Front-desk/reception area services

  • Tours/ticket assistance
  • Luggage storage
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Safe-deposit box at front desk
  • Concierge services

Shared spaces

  • Garden
  • Free pool cabanas
  • Terrace
  • Computer station

Entertainment and family services

  • Children's club (free)
  • Children's club

Cleaning services

  • Dry cleaning/laundry service
  • Limo or town car service available
  • Laundry facilities
  • Porter/bellhop
  • Free self parking
  • Free valet parking

Business facilities

  • Number of meeting rooms: 2
  • Conference space size (metres): 200
  • Conference centre
  • Meeting rooms
  • Conference space

Shops

  • Gift shops or newsstand
  • Shopping on site
  • Hair salon

Other facilities

  • Designated smoking areas
  • Multilingual staff
  • Wedding services

Location

Pecatu, Indonesia

Address: Jalan Goa Lempeh, Banjar Dinas Kangin Banjar Dinas Kangin, Uluwatu, Pecatu, Indonesia

Reviews

4.7/ 5ExcellentAverage review rating
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Arong9890Nov 2026
5.0/ 5

“Truly cared for thanks to Katerin B and the Bvlgari team”

We had a wonderful stay at Bvlgari Resort Bali. The service was excellent, and everyone was incredibly kind and attentive. A special thank you to Katerin B, who was always so thoughtful and helpful throughout our stay. What impressed us most was her genuine effort to anticipate our needs and offer assistance even before we had to ask. Her warm and attentive attitude made us feel truly cared for. Thank you, Katerin, for making our stay even more special. We would love to return!

  • Stayed in Oct 2026
marinyawnyawOct 2026
5.0/ 5

“If there is a heaven on earth, it's Bvlgari Resort Bali”

StRegis Raffles Alila Mandapa Ayana Villas Mulia Villas Andaz We’ve stayed at many luxury hotels in Bali, but I think the Bulgari Resort Bali is the absolute peak.

  • Stayed in Sept 2026
Nur LOct 2026
5.0/ 5

“Exceptional Hospitality Experience”

Absolutely speechless at the exceptional hospitality I receive every time I return. Somehow, they never fail to surprise me with an even warmer welcome and thoughtful attention to every detail. Everything about this resort is truly on another level, setting a remarkable standard for luxury and hospitality. My heartfelt appreciation goes to our wonderful butler, Katerin, who was always there for us, anticipating our needs and ensuring every request was taken care of with genuine warmth and professionalism. A special thank you to Mr. Made, the Resort GM, for making our stay exceptionally comfortable and memorable. Last but not least, my deepest appreciation goes to Mr. Adeline, whose dedication, kindness, and willingness to go above and beyond ensured that we never wanted for anything.

  • Stayed in Aug 2026
liebste2018Oct 2026
5.0/ 5

“Bvlgari Resort Bali, Extraordinary Service, Beautiful Villas and Some Truly Unforgettable People”

There is no question that Bvlgari Resort Bali is a very special place. We stayed for seven nights, occupying two villas, an Ocean Cliff Villa and a second villa, and from the moment we arrived, the beauty of the resort was undeniable. The dramatic position high above the Indian Ocean, the architecture, the gardens, the flowers, the lighting in the evenings and the extraordinary attention to detail create a setting that is quite unlike anywhere else. What impressed me particularly is how beautifully the resort has been maintained. Considering that Bvlgari Bali opened in 2006, the condition of the villas is remarkable. Everything was immaculate, exceptionally clean and extremely well cared for. No dampness, no mould, nothing tired or neglected. The villas are thoughtfully designed, very private and wonderfully comfortable, and there really is very little one could wish for that has not already been considered. I also particularly appreciated how well enclosed the villas are. In a tropical destination this makes an enormous difference. Combined with what appears to be excellent pest control throughout the property, our villas always felt beautifully clean and protected, both day and night. Another lovely detail is the small gift left in the villa each evening. It is a charming ritual and one of those thoughtful touches that make returning to the villa at night feel special. We genuinely looked forward to discovering what was waiting for us. Being surrounded by nature also means that occasionally nature comes to visit. Monkeys can appear around the villas and terraces, we had one visitor ourselves, but this never felt like a problem. The resort explains very clearly how guests should behave: do not feed them, keep an appropriate distance and follow the simple guidelines provided. If you respect these rules, there is really no reason for concern. As with so many things in life, a little common sense goes a long way. Between the immaculate villas, the flowers, the evening lighting, the little nightly gifts and the extraordinary setting above the ocean, there is an enormous amount of beauty and thoughtfulness in the Bvlgari experience. But where Bvlgari Bali truly shines is its people: The service throughout the resort is exceptional. And I mean throughout: restaurants, bar, pool, Spa, buggy drivers, housekeeping and management. Everyone is extraordinarily friendly and there is an obvious desire to look after guests exceptionally well. What is particularly charming is that this attitude extends right through the hierarchy. On occasion, even senior members of the team will drive a buggy and collect guests from their villas. There is very little sense of status or distance, people simply seem prepared to do whatever is necessary to make things work. During my stay I developed a very minor irritation around my eye. It was genuinely nothing serious, but the concern shown by the team was touching. An extraordinary amount of effort was made to understand what might have caused it and to make sure that I was comfortable. These are the moments one remembers. And then there was our butler, Wisnu! It is difficult to adequately describe what he added to our stay. He seemed to anticipate our wishes before we had even expressed them. He was always available, endlessly resourceful and somehow managed to make everything possible. One evening he arranged the most beautiful private aperitivo at one of our villas. It was prepared with such care, warmth and attention to detail that it became one of those evenings we will remember long after leaving Bali. Wisnu understands something that cannot really be taught from a hospitality manual: how to make guests feel genuinely looked after and spoiled. Thank you, Wisnu. We will remember you. A wonderful Spa: The Spa deserves equally high praise. I went every day, which probably says enough. Whether a facial, Hot Stone Massage or another treatment, the therapists were excellent and clearly know their craft. The Spa itself is beautiful and peaceful, and the treatments were consistently wonderful. A special thank you to Juni, whom I will also remember with great affection. And then there are people such as Mambo, one of the wonderfully cheerful buggy drivers whose personality simply makes you smile. In the end, these human encounters are often what transform a beautiful hotel into a lasting memory. Excellent food, with one exception for us: The Balinese restaurant was excellent. We enjoyed the food enormously and would highly recommend it. We also very much enjoyed eating at the Bvlgari Bar. The food there is excellent, with a surprisingly broad and relaxed selection including very good pizza and pasta dishes. It is exactly the kind of food one sometimes wants on holiday, uncomplicated but extremely well executed. Il Ristorante, Niko Romito, however, was personally less convincing for us. This is very much a matter of individual taste, and I want to emphasise that the service was once again extremely friendly and attentive. There were some very good elements: a lovely selection of breads with excellent olive oil, followed by a very good broth. There was no separate amuse bouche, unless the broth was intended as such, which surprised me slightly at this level. My starter of tortellini with Gambero Rosso and lime butter unfortunately did not quite work for me. The lime zest made the butter rather bitter, while the prawn filling was divided among extremely small tortellini and consequently lost some of the presence I had expected from the ingredient. The spaghetti with tomato sauce, on the other hand, were excellent. For our main course we ordered Wagyu beef medium rare, served as a tagliata. Unfortunately, the thinly sliced meat arrived cooked considerably beyond medium rare and covered with a rather heavy sauce. The team immediately offered to replace the entire dish, which I appreciated very much. The aubergine accompanying it was excellent, the remaining accompaniments felt rather less interesting to us for a fine dining experience. Again, this is entirely subjective. Nothing was fundamentally wrong with the restaurant, and the willingness to correct something we did not enjoy was exemplary. For our personal taste, however, the restaurant seemed to be reaching for a level of culinary sophistication that the evening did not quite achieve. Breakfast could be more refined Breakfast was another area where our expectations were slightly different. During the first mornings of our stay, breakfast was predominantly presented as a buffet. We understood that this was related to the particular guest mix and occupancy during these days and that the usual breakfast experience can be different. The buffet itself was good. Nevertheless, in a resort of this character, I would personally prefer a quieter, more refined à la carte breakfast experience. A hotel of this calibre inevitably welcomes guests from many different countries and cultures, which is part of international travel. At the same time, I believe the experience of the individual guest should remain consistent regardless of the particular composition of guests staying at the resort at any given moment. The one thing we missed: tranquillity in the shared spaces And this brings me to the only aspect of our stay that genuinely diminished the magic of Bvlgari Bali for us. The villas are wonderfully private and peaceful. Once outside them, however, the atmosphere can be surprisingly different. Throughout our stay, there was an extraordinary amount of photography taking place around the resort. At the pool, guests would arrive with photographic equipment, spend twenty or thirty minutes staging photographs and then leave. This happened repeatedly throughout the day. Of course, everyone takes photographs on holiday. We do too. Bvlgari Bali is extraordinarily photogenic and it is completely understandable that guests want to capture it. There is, however, a difference between taking photographs and effectively turning shared areas of a luxury resort into temporary photo studios. Nowhere was this more noticeable than during sunset at the Bvlgari Bar. The setting should be magical: the Indian Ocean below, a cocktail, the changing evening light and one of Bali's great sunsets. Unfortunately, we did not experience a single evening there when we could simply sit quietly and enjoy it. Guests repeatedly moved in front of and behind the seating areas, climbed and jumped across the cushioned benches, posed at length in front of the ocean and sunset and continually changed positions for photographs. On occasion, the enthusiasm for obtaining the perfect picture even ended with someone accidentally stepping into the water feature. It can be entertaining to watch for a while. But after several evenings, one begins to wish that the sunset itself might once again become the attraction. This is perhaps the one area where I would genuinely encourage the management to reconsider the design of the space. There must surely be a way to accommodate both kinds of guest. Create a spectacular designated photography point, this resort certainly has enough extraordinary locations to do so, where guests who enjoy elaborate photography can take as much time as they wish. But perhaps also create an area at the bar specifically designed for people who simply want to sit down, order a drink and watch the sun disappear into the Indian Ocean. Proper chairs and tables in the lower area rather than large cushioned benches might already change the flow considerably and discourage that space from becoming a stage. Luxury also means being allowed to do absolutely nothing. And at a resort as beautiful as Bvlgari Bali, doing nothing while looking at the Indian Ocean should be one of its greatest pleasures. Bali, three very different experiences Before arriving at Bvlgari, we spent time in Sidemen, which I would highly recommend for its wonderfully peaceful landscape and rice fields. There are not yet resorts there comparable to Bvlgari in terms of luxury, although Samanvaya offers surprisingly large and attractive private villas. One small detail I noticed there was the continuous circulation and filtration of the private pool water. At Bvlgari, the water in our private pool appeared considerably more still. This is purely a personal preference, but visible circulation would make the pool feel more inviting to me. Before Sidemen, we stayed at Mandapa, a Ritz Carlton Reserve. And I would hesitate to directly compare Mandapa and Bvlgari because they offer two completely different interpretations of luxury. Bvlgari is glamorous, dramatic, international and visually spectacular. There is energy here. There is fashion, design, movement and a sense of occasion. For guests who enjoy seeing and being seen while experiencing world class service, it may be exactly the right place. Mandapa has an entirely different quality. It is understated, extraordinarily peaceful and almost magically calm. During our stay there were no noticeable photo shoots, no sense of performance and remarkably little disturbance from other guests. Somehow, everyone seemed to coexist quietly and respectfully. There is a certain old fashioned elegance to that: understatement, good manners, guests occasionally greeting one another, and the wonderful luxury of nobody needing to attract attention. I do not know how Mandapa creates that atmosphere. But it does. And that is why I would not say that one resort is better than the other. They represent two very different worlds, and there is room for both. Bvlgari Bali gave us beautiful villas, wonderful food, an excellent Spa and a standard of service that was quite extraordinary. But ultimately, what we will remember most are the people. Juni in the Spa. Mambo with his infectious good humour. And above all Wisnu, who understood instinctively how to make his guests feel special and created memories for us that no architecture, infinity pool or spectacular ocean view could ever replace. We leave Bali deeply grateful for having been able to experience this extraordinary island and for the people who welcomed us with such warmth. Hotels can create beautiful places. It is people who create beautiful memories. And for those memories, we thank Bvlgari Bali from the bottom of our hearts.

  • Stayed in Oct 2026
Yuan GOct 2026
5.0/ 5

“Wonderful experience”

We had a wonderful four-night stay at Bulgari Resort Bali. The location is exceptional, the scenery is breathtaking, and the overall atmosphere is incredibly peaceful and relaxing. Despite the size of the resort, it always felt very quiet and private, with very little noise throughout our stay. Our butler, Joshua, did an excellent job and made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The room perfectly combines beauty, style, relaxation, and luxury. The amenities were excellent and thoughtfully prepared, and everything in the room felt refined and well maintained. The housekeeping team serviced the room twice a day and always kept everything immaculate. Overall, it was a truly memorable stay. Bulgari Bali offers not only beautiful surroundings and luxurious facilities, but also a rare sense of privacy, calm, and attentive service.

  • Stayed in Oct 2026
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