Hotels in Ubud
Hotels in Ubud split by neighbourhood, and the one you pick decides your trip. Ubud's centre clusters around the Monkey Forest and the palace market, Sayan drapes jungle lodges over the Ayung river valley, and Campuhan and Penestanan hold the yoga studios and guesthouses that draw wellness travellers. Tegallalang, a short drive north, fronts the rice terraces.
Explore Ubud hotels, from riverside jungle resorts to family-run guesthouses close to the town's most famous sights like the Monkey Forest and Saraswati Temple. Compare locations, prices and verified guest reviews to find a stay that fits your trip.
Whether you're visiting Ubud for yoga retreats, rice-field walks or temple hopping, choosing the right location can make all the difference. Browse hotels near the Monkey Forest, hotels near the Campuhan Ridge Walk and hotels near Saraswati Temple.
Where should you stay in Ubud?
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Where to stay
Which area of Ubud suits you
Ubud's centre suits first-timers, with the Monkey Forest, the palace, the market and most restaurants within walking distance. It is the town's liveliest stretch. The flip side is that the main streets jam with scooters from mid-morning and the market lanes stay busy into the evening.
Sayan suits honeymooners and anyone after jungle quiet, with resorts set into the Ayung valley and the famous bridge down below. What you give up is walkability, since most stays sit at the bottom of long slopes and rely on shuttles or scooters.
Campuhan and Penestanan suit yoga travellers and longer stays, with studios, guesthouses and rice-field views across the river from the main town. The honest reality is that the paths are narrow and steep in places, and evening options thin out beyond the centre.
Tegallalang suits travellers who want the rice terraces outside the window, with cafes and resorts strung along the ridge north of town. The catch is that everything else sits a ride away, so a scooter or driver becomes part of the daily routine.
Getting around
Getting around Ubud
Denpasar's Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is about 26 km away, and the winding valley roads make the transfer a lengthy one. Within town, the centre is walkable in patches, but the steep lanes and outlying villages call for a scooter, a hired driver or the hotel shuttle. Most resorts arrange airport pickups, which removes the need to negotiate a fare after a long flight.
When to go
When to visit Ubud
Ubud is driest from June to August, with firm paths for the ridge walks and clear mornings for the terraces. The wet season brings daily showers and keeps the jungle lush, while rooms are easier to find outside the dry peak.
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Best time to visit Ubud
The best time to visit Ubud is Jun to Aug, when days average around 25°C with relatively little rain. Nov is the warmest month (about 26°C) and Jul the coolest (about 24°C), while Dec typically sees the most rain.
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Getting there
Nearest airports to Ubud
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- Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International AirportDPS26 km from Ubud
- Lombok International AirportLOP115 km from Ubud
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Ubud hotels at a glance
By star rating, Ubud has 120 5-star hotels, 563 4-star hotels and 793 3-star hotels.
By property type, choose from 1,879 villas, 852 guesthouses & B&Bs, 779 pool villas, 281 boutique hotels, 168 resorts, 127 apartment hotels, 54 holiday homes and 51 glamping & camping.
By amenity, browse 3,052 rooftop & view stays, 2,404 hotels with parking, 1,621 spa & wellness, 1,508 hotels with a pool, 1,417 family-friendly hotels, 808 beachfront hotels, 688 adults-only and 518 infinity-pool stays.
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Ubud hotels — frequently asked
What is the best time to visit Ubud?
The dry months from June to August are the most dependable, with firm paths for the ridge walks and clear mornings for the terraces. The wet season keeps the jungle green but brings daily showers that can interrupt longer walks.
Which airport serves Ubud?
Denpasar's Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the gateway, about 26 km away. The winding valley roads make the transfer a lengthy one, so most travellers book a hotel pickup or a private car in advance.
How do I get from the airport to Ubud?
Pre-booked hotel transfers and private drivers are the common choices. The route from DPS climbs through narrow valley roads, so the journey takes a while even though the distance is short. Have your accommodation arrange the pickup if possible.
Is Ubud walkable?
The centre is walkable in patches, especially around the Monkey Forest and the palace market, but the valley lanes are steep and the outlying villages spread out. Most guests use a scooter, a hired driver or the hotel shuttle for anything beyond the core.
Which area suits first-time visitors?
Staying near the Monkey Forest and the palace puts you in the middle of Ubud's sights, markets and restaurants. The streets get busy, but you can walk to most of the town's landmarks without organising transport.
Which area suits families?
The resorts around Sayan and the edges of the centre have the space, pools and shuttles that families need. Tegallalang also works for a slower stay among the rice fields, though it needs transport for everything else.
Where should I stay for a yoga retreat?
Campuhan and Penestanan hold the densest cluster of yoga studios and retreat guesthouses, with rice-field views on the quieter side of the river. The paths are steep in places, but the practice studios are within walking distance of many stays.
Where should I stay for quiet?
Sayan is the calmest option, with jungle resorts set into the Ayung valley and little traffic noise. The quiet means planning hotel shuttles or a scooter whenever you head into town.
Is parking easy in Ubud?
Parking is limited and the lanes are narrow, so driving in the centre is stressful. Many hotels list parking on their pages, and most guests prefer scooters or hired drivers once they see the streets.
Can I get around without a car?
Yes. Scooter rental is the local default, hired drivers are affordable for the day, and hotel shuttles cover the centre. Walking works within the core. A car is rarely worth the hassle in the valley lanes.
What day trips work from Ubud?
Tegallalang's rice terraces sit a short ride north, Goa Gajah's cave temple lies south of town, and the wider temple circuit around the area fills a day with a driver. The coast is a longer run, so plan those trips as full days.
How long should I stay in Ubud?
Two to three nights covers the town, the ridge walk and one day trip without rushing. Yoga-focused visitors often stretch that to a week, while travellers passing between beach and mountains usually stop for a couple of nights.
Where can I stay near Monkey Forest Ubud?
Stay within walking distance of Monkey Forest Ubud and you can reach it without a commute. See hotels near Monkey Forest Ubud, sorted nearest first with live prices and verified-guest reviews.