Bali
Komaneka at Bisma, Ubud
Tucked into a lush river valley, this boutique resort resonates as a hidden sanctuary suspended between jungle and sky.
Despite its sense of seclusion, it nestles just moments from the cultural heart of Ubud, found only a 10-minute walk away, allowing you to dip in and out of its vibrant charm with ease.
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Facilities & Activities
The resort is designed to draw your gaze outward, reflected in the views from its iconic infinity pool which extends towards the valley, appearing to merge with the treetops beyond. A second, quieter pool also offers a more secluded corner for relaxation.
The Wana Jiwa spa is deeply calming, with treatment rooms that open onto nature, allowing the outside world to soften into the background. Traditional Balinese therapies sit alongside more contemporary treatments, each designed to restore a sense of balance. Yoga sessions take place in an open-air pavilion, where the sounds of birds and rustling leaves replace any need for music.
A collection of thoughtful, additional activities are also offered on certain days, such as Balinese Dance lessons, making traditional offerings for shrines, wood carving and kite making. Please book in advance.
For those wanting to explore beyond the mesmerising views, guided walks through nearby rice paddies, temple visits and cultural excursions into Ubud are offered to reveal the richness of the surrounding landscape.
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Dining
Dining unfolds at Seneng Kitchen, an open-sided restaurant perfectly positioned to capture the full sweep of the valley. The backdrop of dense greenery gives an atmospheric setting whilst sampling the Indonesian flavours and international dishes, with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Breakfast is relaxed and unhurried, while evenings take on a softer, more intimate feel as the valley darkens and candlelight glows gently.
Private dining can also be arranged, whether on your terrace or in a more secluded corner of the grounds, creating moments that feel both personal and memorable.
Rooms
Accommodation is generous in scale and thoughtfully designed, blending contemporary comfort with traditional Balinese touches. Interiors feel warm and inviting—natural woods, soft textiles and carefully curated artwork creating a sense of understated elegance.
Bisma Residences are a spacious 88 square metres of serenity, each with a large balcony or terrace overlooking the valley or gardens. Daybeds invite slow mornings and quiet afternoons, while bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs and separate rain showers. For those seeking the ability to cool off with a quick dip, the One-Bedroom Pool Villas offer a heightened sense of privacy, each with its own infinity pool and expansive outdoor living space. These feel particularly secluded—perfect for those seeking a more intimate connection to the landscape.
For those travelling with friends, the Two Bedroom Pool Villas incorporate two separate bedrooms within one private space alongside a spacious living room and private pool, ideal for a gathering. For larger groups, the prestigious Bisma Residence features three stand alone master bedrooms with wrap around glass walls next to a pool deck that includes dining for 8.
Family
Komaneka at Bisma welcomes families, though its tranquil atmosphere naturally lends itself to couples and older children.
There is no dedicated kids’ club, but the hotel can arrange cultural activities and excursions suitable for families, from rice field walks to local village visits.
Children’s meals are available at Seneng Kitchen, with flexible options to suit younger guests.
For accommodation, families are welcome in one-bedroom Family Suites or the Family Duplex Pool Villa category features a two-story layout with several bedrooms and a private pool.
Sustainability
There is a quiet respect for the environment woven throughout the resort. The architecture works in harmony with the natural contours of the land, while local materials and craftsmanship are celebrated at every turn.
Efforts to support the surrounding community and preserve the integrity of the landscape are evident, creating a stay that feels both authentic and considered.
Location
Set just outside the centre of Ubud, the resort offers the best of both worlds—peaceful seclusion with easy access to the town’s temples, galleries, boutiques and restaurants. The walk into Ubud takes around 10 minutes, though the return journey includes a gentle incline.
Ngurah Rai International Airport is approximately 1 hour 30 minutes by car, depending on traffic, making the journey feel effortless for a stay that feels so deeply removed from the everyday.




