Uma Ubud is hidden on the fringe of Ubud, overlooking the Tjampuhan Valley amid fenceless fields carved out of hillsides backed by the curve of coconut palms and banyan trees wrapped in vines.

The river Oos runs below; to one side stands a mountain. This topography concentrates both magic and energy in the whispering grass concealing Uma Ubud.

Accommodation
The fourteen superior Terrace Rooms, located throughout the resort, are each 45sq metres with garden terraces.

There are ten Garden Rooms positioned along the northern perimeter, all 53sq metres with a private courtyard.

The three Uma Pool Suites have infinity-edge pools and uninterrupted views across the valley down to the snaking river. The Uma Suite is similar, but without a pool.

The Shambhala Suite, located on the southern edge of the resort, has possibly the best infinity-edge pool, and a private treatment area.

Facilities & Services
Facilities at Uma Ubud include Kemiri restaurant serving wholesome, Balinese-inspired food by our Australian chef, formerly at Rockpool in Sydney, latterly at Parrot Cay in the Turks and Caicos.

COMO Shambhala Retreat at Uma Ubud offers Asian-inspired, holistic therapies, an open air yoga pavilion for group and private practice, meditation bale, reflexology area, steam, sauna, gym, four treatment rooms and an expansive jade green pool.

On any day, guests can make use of English-speaking guides for excursions, including hiking, museum and festival visits. There are complimentary daily yoga classes available.

Guests can also take advantage of complimentary WIFI (Wireless Internet Access) in the lobby, bar and restaurant areas. They can also freely use the Library, which also provides Internet access.

Room Rates - Valid from 1 April 2010 - 31 March 2011
(Rates are quoted in US Dollars and including 
21% tax & service)