Fabulously cool and contemporary hotel atop a cliff
- 61 Villas
- Two restaurants and one bar
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Fitness centre with yoga and pilates studio
- Spa
- Library
- Gallery
- Swimming
- Massage
- Fitness
- Yoga and pilates
- Surfing
Perched atop the high cliffs of Bali‘s southern Uluwatu coast, Alila Uluwatu is one of the island’s most cutting-edge hotels possessing some jaw-dropping Indian Ocean views and a spellbinding contemporary style. This minimalist eco-friendly resort also prides itself on having employed environmentally sustainable design (ESD) principles in its construction and currently supports various foundations within the local community.
Soak up the stunning surrounds of the sea and limestone cliffs from the huge infinity pool or as you sip a tasty cocktail from the cliff-top cabana bar. Alternatively, enjoy these picture-perfect vistas from the privacy of your own open-plan villa. The luxury pool villas here range from one to three bedrooms with all providing a private pool, cabana, indoor and outdoor rain showers and a personalised butler.
The dining options of The Warung and Cire provide a choice of western, Balinese and Indonesian cuisines while the indulgent spa and treatments offer complete pampering.
Sustainable design
Alila Villas Uluwatu has embraced environmentally sustainable design (ESD) principles and is the first resort in Indonesia to receive the highest level of certification from EarthCheck as a Best Practice Building Planning and Design (BPDS) development. They utilise many ESD measures, including use of local materials, water conservation with soaks and rain gardens and a wastewater management system, using local plants from the special Bali savannah ecosystem, the deliberate use of sustainable/recycled materials, protection of the natural environment and measured work practices throughout construction.
Supporter of the R.O.L.E Foundation
The resort also works alongside the R.O.L.E Foundation, their non-profit partner striving to break the poverty cycle through women’s skills and business education. Approximately 30 million Indonesians are living in poverty; about 70% of the poor are women and their children, and most of them are unskilled. R.O.L.E. fights to empower women in poverty and helps to break this cycle – through skills, education, hospitality training and fair wage job support. R.O.L.E. believes that through the education of a woman, her whole family profits, leading to prosperity for the local communities. R.O.L.E. relies wholly on donations to fund this effective and life-changing programme.
Supporter of the Bali Life Foundation
Another organisation that Alila Villas Uluwatu supports is the Bali Life Foundation, a home that provides housing, education and healthcare to orphaned, abandoned and rejected children from the age of five to 15 in Bali.
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