42 Of The Best Hotels Bali Has To Offer You For Your Budget
They say that once you go to Bali it’s incredibly hard to leave. They’re not wrong. There’s endless magical waters to surf and scuba in, plenty of places to do yoga and get you ‘om’ on, volcanic mountains to hike and lots of lively beaches to say goodnight to when the sun says hello! If you’re looking for the best hotels Bali has to offer to keep you accommodated while you’re here, keep on reading! Regardless of whether you’re budget, midrange or luxury, Teacake has uncovered Bali’s best!
Psst…Make sure to check out The Bali Travel Guide too, to get in-depth information about each area in Bali and all the Bali travel tips you need! There is also a map for you at the end of this post to confirm the locations.
Amed for excellent diving!
Relaxed, humble and arguably Bali’s most unspoiled part of the island, Amed is a diver’s dream. Not into diving? No sweat. There’s fishing, sailing and Bali’s high mountain, Mount Agung. It’s 3.142 metres tall! Make sure to check out The Bali Travel Guide to find out more!
Best Hotels Bali has In Amed: Budget, Midrange and Luxury
Bali Fab Dive Center
BOOK FROM $6 NIGHT
Villa Sky Dancer
BOOK FROM $54 NIGHT
The Griya Villas
BOOK FROM $162 NIGHT
Bedugul Lakes And Volcanoes
Boasting the tallest mountain peaks, grab your hiking boots (and possibly a jumper for the potential cold weather up there) to explore Bali’s central highlands area. Bedugul holds the three crater lakes of Bratan, Buyan and Tamblingan. It’s the best!
Best Hotels Bali Has In Bedugul: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Bukit Kembar
BOOK FROM $11 NIGHT
CLV Hotel And Villa
BOOK FROM $27 NIGHT
Puri Candikuning
BOOK FROM $66 NIGHT
Bukit & Uluwatu Infamous Surfing & Beaches
Surfers! Bukit is for you! Surf breaks here are world-famous, most of all in Uluwatu. If you’re here to really unwind though, that is absolutely possible with the luxurious hotels here! Make sure to check out The Bali Travel Guide to learn so much more.
Best Hotels Bali Has In Uluwatu: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Macskot Hostel
BOOK FROM $6 NIGHT
Pinkcoco Bali Hotel
BOOK FROM $52 NIGHT
Karma Kandara Villa
BOOK FROM $502 NIGHT
Canggu Expats, Black Sands & Surfing
Gentle villages, calm rice paddies and twisting roads leading to delightful black sand beaches! Take it easy here with the expats and get your surf on! Only thing is that you’ll definitely need your own transport here.
Best Hotels Bali Has In Canggu: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Matra Bali Surf Camp
BOOK FROM $9 NIGHT
Echo Beach Villas
BOOK FROM $156 NIGHT
Tugu Bali Hotel
BOOK FROM $272 NIGHT
Gianyar The Real Bali
The food comes highly recommended here, amongst its beaches, tropical forests and highly fascinating cultural experiences. As always, there’s definitely places to relax and surf! Read more in The Bali Travel Guide.
Best Hotels Bali Has In Gianyar: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Wahyu Dewata
BOOK FROM $17 NIGHT
The Swaha Bali Hotel
BOOK FROM $32 NIGHT
Santi Mandala Villa
BOOK FROM $78 NIGHT
Jimbaran The Beverley Hills Of Bali
Jimbaran is perfect for families and couples who want some quiet time. The calmest waters are here, making these beaches the safest in Bali. If you want some of the best hotels Bali offers for luxury, this is a great spot.
Best Bali Hotels In Jimbaran: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Coco De Heaven Hotel
BOOK FROM $11 NIGHT
Rimba Jimbaran
BOOK FROM $168 NIGHT
Ayana Resort & Spa
BOOK FROM $302 NIGHT
Kuta For the Backpacking Party Animals
This place is nuts…for all the right reasons. For backpacking adventurers, the alcohol is cheap and available everywhere and local food is super budget-friendly! Kuta screams PARTY! Just collect all the free drink tokens as you walk down the street.
Best Hotels Bali Has In Kuta: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Bread And Jam Hostel
BOOK FROM $8 NIGHT
Alaya Resort
BOOK FROM $69 NIGHT
Sheraton Kuta Resort
BOOK FROM $332 NIGHT
Lovina For Dolphin Watching!
Lovina is so lovely. You can watch dolphins here, hang out in hot springs, walk through a stunning monastery and of course, there’s diving!
Best Hotels Bali Has in Lovina: Budget, Midrange and Luxury
Bayu Mantra Hotel
BOOK FROM $9 NIGHT
Lillin Lovina Beach
BOOK FROM $64 NIGHT
The Damai
BOOK FROM $204 NIGHT
Nusa Dua For The Lavish Escape
Nusa Dua is all about the most luxurious lifestyle so if you’re looking for the best hotels Bali has when it comes to 5-star, you’re in the right spot. Think cocktails, massages, gentle swimming and snorkelling and watching the sun go down in style!
Best Hotels Bali Has in Nua Dua: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Mulia Resort
BOOK FROM $249 NIGHT
Conrad Bali
BOOK FROM $325 NIGHT
The Villas Grand Nikko
BOOK FROM $537 NIGHT
Nusa Lembongan Desert Island Diving & Surfing
Diving, surfing and adventurous exploring on an island full of a thriving mangrove forest? Yes please!
Best Hotels Bali Has in Nusa Lembongan: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Nitya Homestay
BOOK FROM $15 NIGHT
Tigerlilly’s Boutique
BOOK FROM $92 NIGHT
Lembongan Beach Club
BOOK FROM $452 NIGHT
Nusa Penida Tropical Bird Sanctuary
Nusa Penida is rural. We’re talking off the beaten path here and the choice of hotels available reflects that. Arguably Bali’s best kept secret!
Best Bali Hotels In Nua Penida: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Full Moon Bungalows
BOOK FROM $8 NIGHT
Nusa Garden Bungalow
BOOK FROM $19 NIGHT
Namaste Bungalows
BOOK FROM $38 NIGHT
Sanur For Families (+ An Abandoned Park!)
Hands down the best place in Bali for a family holiday, Sanur is calm, peaceful and the hotels are all within walking distance of the beach! If you want adventure though, there’s plenty of that! You can dive, water ski and kite surf here.
Best Hotels Bali Has In Sanur: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Cafe Locca Hostel
BOOK FROM $6 NIGHT
Kamuela Villas
BOOK FROM $97 NIGHT
Villa Sudamala
BOOK FROM $251 NIGHT
Seminyak The High Class Fine Dining Experience
Get your wallet out. Seminyak is the most expensive district in Bali and the posher sister of Kuta. The food is absolutely delectable and the neighbourhood is high-class. Make sure you have your fine clothes ready for the strict dress codes.
The Best Hotels Bali has In Seminyak: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
M Hostel
BOOK FROM $8 NIGHT
Ullin Villas And Spa
BOOK FROM $313 NIGHT
The Legian Bali Hotel
BOOK FROM $726 NIGHT
Ubud Culture Spirituality & Wilderness
Stunning natural beauty, breathtaking temples, a magical place to meditate and wake up to yoga everyday, endless cultural museums and the place to hop on a bike and enter into the wilderness. Ubud is something special.
The Best Hotels Bali has in Ubud: Budget, Midrange And Luxury
Teba House 
BOOK FROM $10 NIGHT
Samkhya Villa
BOOK FROM $94 NIGHT
Komaneka Tanggayuda
BOOK FROM $381 NIGHT
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I was on Bali this summer and although I stayed mostly in Legian, Ubud and the Gili’s, I loved it!
Definitely want to come back soon to check out the other cities!
x
Do it! :D
Great job covering all the different areas of Bali in this guide. We adore Bali as it’s constantly growing and improving with many new restaurants, bars, hotels, and villas opening every month. And there’s something for everyone whether you’re on a budget or looking for something luxury.
Bali is one of those place that once you visit, you would definitely want to experience living there for a couple of months. I would love to that one day. I can’t wait to take a side trip to Kintamani when I get back! Heard the coffee is great there, too! Thank you for this comprehensive look on Bali, Alice! More power to you and enjoy!
Oooooh yes that poop poop coffee! Need to get my lips round that :D
I’ve been to Bali only on a stopover for a few days and would love to head back one day! Great write up and very inspiring!
Ooooh now that’s a tease to just be there for a couple of days. Most certainly better than nothing though. Hope it was as a dreamy as I’m hoping it to be.
This is fantastic, thanks Alice! We’re in Australia permanently now so have started looking at destinations around us that would be cheap enough to get to for our next vacation. Bali is on the list, so this helps us hugely :)
That’s great Meg! Happy the post will come in useful for you. Congratulations on planting your roots too :)
Good job on such an informative post. Been thinking of where to go for my birthday this year and Bali is one of the choices. I now know which post to turn to when it comes to accommodation planning. Now the only question is where do I want to stay. Haha
Right?! So many choices >< Can't think of any place better to spend your birthday though! Have a lovely time
Bali has been on my to do list for ever! I usually have a couple of places I want to see but had never looked further into the country to see what else I could do- probably why I’ve yet to book it! This is such ann informative post on the places to visit and the reasons. Thanks x
Believe me, now I’ve done all of this research, I’m incredibly excited to put Bali firmly on my travel plans and get my ass over there! I’m currently studying an intensive Jiu Jitsu course in Dali, China. After this, I’m gonna need a cocktail and a massage haha.
I love all of the photos and buttons, it makes a longer post like this more engaging. I’d love to travel to someplace like Bali one day, there is so much beauty in the world.
There sure is and Bali has plenty of beauty and magic up its sleeve!
We have a list of places we want to travel and I have no idea why Bali wasn’t on out list! It is now and I am saving this for future references.
Wow! This is such an amazing and thorough overview. I clicked over to check out some of the accommodations, and I’m impressed by the value offered (and the beauty of the places!). Thank you for this great post!
You’re welcome! There sure are some great spots here to relax and unwind in before you hit the surf (or bar) :D
Wow, Alice – seriously detailed write up! I’m just here updating my 2016 Bali guide too.
One thing I would say is that people think Nusa Dua is a all a gated development, when actually its a pretty local area (I used to live in a small village called Swawangan there which was just locals) and it is actually the BTDC (Bali tourist development complex) area in Nusa Dua that is the gated part. I’d like to recommend a couple of more budget friendly options there incase anyone is looking, as the Mulia is billed as 7* and usually their prices are way higher than the starting rate. All of these I have got for the $40/50 dollar mark before:
Grand Whizz in the BTDC (Next to the Sofitel has insane deals usually) as well as the Swisbel Sawanag and Villa Anging which are up in the village.
Are you heading over here soon? Be great to meet up if you are?
Hey Dan! Thanks for the extra info! Now I’ve done all this research, I’m desperate to get there! I’m currently finishing my Jiu Jitsu course in China here then I’m off to conquer the Mongol Rally! After that, a break in Bali might just be the ticket!
Bali is magical and I think that choosing just one hotel would be impossible when all of them have great views and special ad libs available. What would you recommend for me?
Readers are confirming the recommendations in the comments so that’s a good start to solidify what you want to go with. I researched all the hotels I could and picked the ones with the best price and review ratings so depending on what budget you have, do take a look at what is suggested and see what you think. Happy Hotel hunting Ana!
What a very informative post. I’ve never been to Bali and I’ve always wanted to visit, now I can truly have choices on where I would want to stay with your post. Thank you.
I would love to visit Bali someday! Watching dolphins would be AMAZING. Great tips!
Wow, so much information! This is definitely somewhere I want to visit in a few years. I would love to go dolphin watching.
So many gorgeous vistas! The cliffs are spectacular and I would love to visit some of those temples. I definitely need to expand my travel wish list to include Bali.
Love these photos! Every place you mentioned looks so gorgeous. Id love to try the surfing classes. :)
That is a huge list! If I ever visit Bali, I will definitely be using this. Thanks so much!
This post has me completely convinced that I simply do not travel enough. All of the pictures are simply gorgeous! Love it!
Hi Alice,
Good to see the Bintang Brigade is in effect ;)
We’ve enjoyed stays in Sanur, Legian, Lodtunduh, Klebang Moding, Keroutan, Jimbaran twice, and I’m forgetting a trip or 2.
Been to Bali a few times.
Love the round up. Especially the temple by the lake photo, which was a beautiful place to visit.
Signing off from sunny NJ.
Ryan
Awesome thanks Ryan! Good to know you’ve had good times in Bali :) I’m looking forward to heading there myself to check it all out: especially that temple!
On my last visit to avail I stayed in the Kamuela Villas and can confirm it is gorgeous, the glass bedroom suspended above the private pool and our little posse of monkeys visiting on a daily basis was sublime
Ooooooh now that sounds good! Glass bedroom? Hell yeah!
Just this weekend I stayed in Sudamala resorts & villas in Sanur :) I really liked the place, the stuff. It was so relaxing time there :)
Great to hear first hand that it’s a lovely place to stay! I chose it as the reviews are so good. Can’t wait to go myself :D
If you will go there, I believe you will really enjoy ad will be a bit surprised of all good attention that you will receive from the hotel :)