Life in Amed Bali Boutique Hotel

What visitors say

• ★ 5Sophie Garner

  Relaxed and tranquil, the place is an oasis. You’re nestled in the middle of a fishing village and can experience the day to day life of the folk who live there - hard to find in Ahmed. A few steps to the beach, watch the sunrise and see the boats come in. Right in front of you is a lovely coral reef, teaming with life - we saw a sea turtle. The food was fresh, the pool was beautiful and surrounded by flowers, the vibes were excellent.

• Inspire661750

  Life in Amed is such a special place! Hands down one of our top favorites in Amed! It’s an absolutely beautiful, tranquil property; right on the ocean, with a gorgeous pool, lush gardens & well-appointed bungalows & villas. The staff are so exceptionably kind, personable and attentive, treat you like family. The restaurant serves such fresh and delicious food. Especially loved one of their refreshing, healthy juices after morning yoga with Luri! |Luri teaches an excellent Balinese style yoga class, in the beautiful shala that looks over the property. It’s a 1 hr class of stretch, strength & meditation. She has such a gentle, yet empowering teaching style, You will definitely leave de-stressed & energized! Can’t recommend her class enough!

• ★ 5glenn kinder

  A nice relaxing and small resort in the local fishing village. Well away from the busy and commercialized Amed village. The village is very basic but there are a few little places to visit. The snorkeling is great straight off the beach, no need for a boat.

• megnoha

  I stayed nearby and came to this beautiful property for yoga and breakfast. Both were wonderful! The teacher, Nuri, noted that she tailors the class to the ability and energy of the participants and since it was just me I felt like she read my needs perfectly! It was a nice mix of deep stretches without being a bunch of planks and long holds and calm and relaxation without being too easy. I have practiced yoga for 15+ years and appreciate learning different styles. She taught an unforgettable class, infusing movements that felt like Balinese dance arm and hand movements. So beautiful yet strong and allowed me to feel graceful, not my strong suit! Breakfast options are everything from local (nasi goreng) to pancakes, eggs any style, fresh fruit, and options for muesli/chia/flax etc. The staff were very attentive and friendly. And side note: Amed is the place to be for rainy season! Not as much rain and no flooding problems like in the south. A great place to drop in and feel relaxed

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