ListedBali 80571, IndonesiaHotel

The Udaya Resorts &Spa

Perched in the verdant rice terraces of Tegallantang, The Udaya Resorts & Spa commands sweeping views across Ubud's layered landscape where emerald paddies cascade down volcanic slopes.

Guests
20150
Nearest airport
DPS · 90 minutes
Open season
JuneOctober
Price range
$$$
Google rating
4.8 /5 · 1,324

The Udaya Resorts & Spa is a hotel destination wedding venue in Bali 80571, Indonesia, hosting 20 to 150 guests in the $$$ price range, reached from Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), 90 minutes. Best months: June, August, September, October.

01 · In a sentence

The Udaya Resorts & Spa in Bali 80571, open JuneOctober.

Perched in the verdant rice terraces of Tegallantang, The Udaya Resorts & Spa commands sweeping views across Ubud's layered landscape where emerald paddies cascade down volcanic slopes.

Stone pavilions and open-air structures frame sightlines of the valley below, with the Ayung River audible in the distance.

The 4.8-star property sits at elevation within Ubud's cultural heart, offering a setting where ceremony backdrops shift with natural light across hours.

Udaya Resort & Spa is one of the most amazing hotels I have ever stayed at. Location wise, it is not far from the Ubud city centre & the hotel does offer a complimentary shuttle service to and from the centre. During my stay, the atmosphere has always been friendly, with all the staff saying hello and even "welcome home." The general manager Budi even said to see Udaya as our family. I truly felt like they were my family. Our pool suite was always clean and every detail at this hotel, right down to the flowers and the beautiful koi ponds, are so beautifully executed that it makes it truly stand out as an amazing resort. You will be wowed by the design of this place. The hotel's restaurant, Deeva, is also a wonderful dining experience. I highly recommend you choose the option to have breakfast included during your stay. You get so many options for your breakfast and it comes with yummy Balinese sweets as well! Also, if you have an early morning excursion or check out, Deeva restaurant can prepare you a take away box (as long as you give them 24hr advance notice). My friend and I also ate at the restaurant for dinner and the food was always spectacular and fresh. I will be coming back to Udaya one day in the future - I loved this place so much. Special thanks to all the staff (I am sorry we couldn't remember all your names). Special thanks to Budi, Lista, Eka, Sukma, Sutri, Dek na, Putra, Cynta, Kris, & Agus for a wonderful stay.

Tina M · on Google
02 · What sets it apart

4 our own notes.

Note 01

Located in Tegallantang's rice terrace zone, approximately 15 minutes from Ubud town center

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4.8 Google rating across 200+ verified reviews

Note 03

Dual venue spaces: open-air pavilion and sheltered garden areas accommodating 20–150 guests

Note 04

On-site spa and 40-room accommodation allows multi-day guest stays without external hotel coordination

03 · The season

Best held in June, August, September.

The months the weather, and the local rhythm, is kindest to a stay at The Udaya Resorts & Spa.

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Peak · booked earlyOpen · typically availableShoulder · quieterClosed to weddings
04 · Hold a date

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05 · A sample weekend

How the weekend usually runs.

Yours will be different, nothing below is required. Every planning begins with the three meals you most want to eat, and builds outward.

Friday evening · day 01
  • 5:00 PMGuest arrival and check-in; welcome drinks by the terrace
Saturday morning · day 02
  • 9:00 AMCeremony begins in open-air pavilion overlooking rice paddies
Saturday afternoon · day 03
  • 12:30 PMCocktail reception and garden photos (valley light optimal 1–4 PM)
06 · Practical

Things worth knowing.

Getting there

DPS · 90 minutes

Guests fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport.

Typical total

$12,000

Estimate excludes external flowers, photography, music, and beverage upgrades. Peak-season pricing (July–August) may increase 15–20%. Currency exchange to IDR may apply for local vendor payments.

Ceremony fee

$800

A one-time licence and setup fee, paid to the venue.

Reception

$45 / head

A seated dinner with wine and service, by headcount.

Room rate

$120 / night

A standard room in the wedding window. Group rates on request.

Weather window

June – October

4 viable months. Shoulder dates soften the light and the rates.

Figures are estimates, modeled from regional rates and public sources, not a quote from the venue. Once the venue claims this page, their own rates take precedence.

07 · Questions

Asked along the way.

What is the rainy season, and how does weather affect outdoor ceremonies?+

Bali's rainy season runs November–March. The resort offers covered pavilions and can pivot events indoors; many couples schedule ceremonies during dry months (April–October) to maximize terrace photography and guest comfort.

Are accommodations included in venue rental, or separate?+

Guest rooms are available at separate nightly rates. The resort can reserve blocks for wedding parties; pricing varies by room category and season.

Does the venue provide catering, or must we hire external vendors?+

The resort offers in-house catering with Indonesian and international menus. External caterers may be permitted; confirm policies during booking inquiry.

What is the nearest airport, and how long is the transfer?+

Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is 90 minutes away by car via main road. Private transfers and driver services are standard; shuttle arrangements should be booked in advance.

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