Capella Ubud, Bali

Capella Ubud sits along the edge of the rainforest in Keliki, a twenty-minute walk from the Tegallalang Rice Terraces. The property is tucked into the dense landscape of the Gianyar regency, removed from the central bustle of the Ubud Monkey Forest or the Saraswati Temple.

Most stays in this part of Bali force a choice between the high-density tourist centers and the remote jungle. This property avoids that friction by keeping the architecture small-scale and immersive, which makes it feel less like a sprawling resort and more like a private forest camp. It is a sharper design choice than the oversized hotels lining the main roads of Ubud, where the jungle view often comes with the noise of passing traffic. Here, the canopy defines the experience, making the proximity to the rice terraces feel like a genuine escape rather than a commute.