ABOUT COMO UMA UBUD

Our Uma resort in the cultural heart of Bali overlooks the Tjampuhan Valley and River Oos, surrounded by hillsides of coconut palms and banyan trees.

Location

COMO Uma Ubud

COMO Uma Ubud, Jalan Raya Sanggingan, Banjar Lungsiakan, Kedewatan, Ubud, Gianyar 80571, Bali, Indonesia

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+62 361 972 448 uma.ubud@comohotels.com

GETTING HERE

Bali has one international airport, Ngurah Rai Airport (DPS) which is a 90-minute drive away from COMO Uma Ubud. There are numerous taxis available for hire at the airport or we can arrange a private transfer at additional cost. For information about private charters, please contact the airport directly. For more information, contact uma.ubud@comohotels.com.

Facilities and Services

COMO Shambhala Retreat wellness facilities: yoga studio, yoga pavilion, pool, gym, four treatment rooms

Room services: Daily housekeeping, laundry (including dry cleaning)

Complimentary scheduled shuttle to and from Ubud Town

Services upon request: Personal shopping, babysitting

COMO The Shop retail boutique

Concierge service to arrange airport transfers, daily tours and more

Restaurants and bar: Uma Cucina, Kemiri, Uma Bar

Daily scheduled activities and guided walks to join

Meeting room facilities and catering service for events

SEASONALITY IN UBUD

Bali enjoys a balmy year-round tropical climate. Temperatures average a very pleasant 27°C (80°F) in the Ubud area and a little lower at night. The best time to visit is May through to September when there's less humidity. In Bali, there is always the chance of rain, but showers tend to be an hour-long downpour, rather than all-day drizzle.

THE COMO EYE FOR DESIGN

COMO Uma Ubud's design is clean and simple, with the lobby, pool and bar at its open-spaced heart. This openness contrasts beautifully with the narrow paths which run between tall, lushly-planted walls to each room and suite. Interiors were originally designed by Japanese designer, Koichiro Ikebuchi and completely refurbished in 2012 by Bali-based designer, Maximilian Jencquel, to feel like those of a rural hillside home.