Padma Ubud Luxury Stay

Do you feel the need for a luxury getaway to relax and recharge without having to travel too far? We have the answer and for amazing value as well.

 

The Padma Ubud is nestled within a beautiful river valley that overlooks the enchanting forest of Payangan.

 

This hotel has one of the largest infinity pools in the Southern Hemisphere, making it the perfect location to relax and recharge as you look out into the green jungle from the pool's edge. The hotel's unique open air restaurant provides outstanding views for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with many quiet places to enjoy a romantic evening, or curl up with a book.

 

Enjoy some downtime in the world class spa or visit the hotel restaurant garden where many of the foods are locally grown', so you can enjoy garden to plate cuisine.

 

This Ubud resort is idyllic for a body and mind retreat, with offers of scheduled yoga classes and cycling tours of the local village. Visiting Ubud central is easy with the free shuttle that departs several times per day from the resort and from Ubud central. 

 

What is included in your stay?

  • 6 nights in a Premier Room with Breakfast Daily

  • Return airport transfers

  • 1 x "Set Menu" lunch for two

  • 15% discount on dinner at resort restaurant

  • 15% discount on spa treatments at the resort

 

Price - $1,999 per couple

 

Extend your stay with extra nights at the Padma Bali or other wonderful resorts on the island. Flights and tours also available to create the perfect holiday package - ask us for details

 

Terms and Conditions - 

The advertised price is for two people, twin share and land only (excludes airfares). Offer valid for travel 16 Oct – 19 Dec 23 & 05 Jan – 23 Jun 24 inclusive dates – the advertised price is valid for travel 13 Jan to 26 Mar 24 inclusive dates – travel on other dates will incur a surcharge. Offer is subject to availability at time of booking. 

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