A royal descendant crafts a forest garden — The Royal Pita Maha

With so many villas to choose from, modern designs and resort styles are all highly sought-after. While soaking up the sun and sea on the island, delving deeper into the local culture and uncovering its hidden stories offers an even more unique experience. The Royal Pita Maha in Ubud, managed by generations of royalty, preserves its original charm while maintaining luxurious surroundings, making it a top choice for discerning travelers.

Managed by descendants of the royal family, The Royal Pita Maha differs from typical hotels with their advanced and luxurious modern facilities. Instead, it stays true to its roots, incorporating century-old Balinese traditions, stories, and beliefs into its architecture. The result is a unique design aesthetic.

The Royal Pita Maha is actually a merger of two villa resorts. The first to be built, Pita Maha, feels like entering a forest garden, where tropical flowers and plants bloom freely all around. Traditional Balinese houses and pavilions become striking features against the landscape, offering guests an unforgettable welcome.

Located by the Ayung River and surrounded by mountains and green forests, The Royal Pita Maha offers a 180-degree panoramic view of the emerald valley from its lobby and restaurant. During the day, guests can enjoy meals here while experiencing the natural interplay of mountain light and clouds. At night, there are captivating Barong dance performances that bring the rich Balinese culture to life.

The resort has a total of 85 villas, with a strong emphasis on privacy. Each room features a king-sized bed draped in pure white fabric. Floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies reveal lush green views, creating a forest-like ambiance. Additionally, all guests can visit the normally off-limits Ubud Palace free of charge.