Capella Ubud

A modern explorer's hidden paradise
Indonesia/Bali
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About The Hotel

Capella's refined camp is more than a hotel. Constructed in between all of the trees and hidden from afar, it captures the imagination of those who aspire a truly unique experience that allows them to enjoy the essence of Bali’s untouched natural surroundings in personalize and stylish comfort. Capella Ubud, Bali offers twenty-two one-bedroom tents and one two-bedroom lodge; all with private pools.

Inspired by the spirit of discovery, Ubud restaurants add an unexpected twist to traditional flavours, influenced by the jungle setting and local heritage. Seasonal, sustainably-farmed ingredients are the priority at Mads Lange, while Api Jiwa cooks up intimate, authentic Asian barbecue food. Enjoy comforting camp snacks around Camp Fire, as you listen to live storytelling or a nostalgic film.

Spa experiences are drawn from Bali’s rich wellness tradition, with treatments using signature techniques and organic products exclusively blended for Capella Ubud, Bali.Cocooned in the rainforest at the heart of the camp, Auriga is an oasis for guests to indulge in bespoke treatments and rejuvenate among nature.
INTERNET
  • Public areas: free
    In room: free
CHILDREN POLICY
  • Children are welcome
CHECK-IN / CHECK-OUT
  • Check-in: 3 pm
    Check-out: noon
TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSFERS
  • Subject to supplement
ROOMS
  • 23 tents
PARKING
  • Complimentary private parking is available on site
PETS
  • Pets are not allowed.
SPA AND LEISURE
  • outdoor pool
  • fitness center
  • spa
  • diving
  • snorkeling
ENTERTAINMENT&FAMILY SERVICES
  • family rooms
FOOD&DRINK
  • restaurant
  • bar
GENERAL
  • room service
  • free wifi
  • non-smoking rooms
  • air conditioning

Sustainable Initiatives

Culture and Conservation

Guests are invited to explore artistic talent at Keliki Art School, which is unique to the village of Keliki and is one of the 5 recognized art forms in Indonesia. Conceived by a farmer, I Ketut Sana in the 1970s, the Keliki style was, to a large extent, the local response to a growing tourist industry. The locals wanted to create a beautiful memento that the visitors could easily take back to their home countries. Hence, the miniature size of Keliki style paintings. Keliki style paintings are mostly done on paper with Chinese ink and generally depict a romantic interpretation of daily life in the island’s rural villages, the beauty of the island’s flora and fauna, as well as Hindu myths and local folklore. The style is famous for its rich gradations and extreme detail, both of which demand hours of prolonged concentration from the painter.

Community Minded

The language of tourism in Bali is dependent on English. Capella Ubud aspires to enrich the lives of youth by providing them with a three-month English program for Elementary School students in Keliki Village. Empowering them to take charge of their education by collecting plastic waste in the neighbourhood in exchange for a spot in the classroom, the resort also helps nurture their respect and love for the environment. Capella also works together with Krang Taruna, the youth organisation of the village, to assist with class scheduling and waste recycling processes. The proceeds from recycling the discarded plastic bottles are also reintroduced back into the community through further educational initiatives.

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Sustainable Initiatives

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Travel Sustainable Measures

  • Water-efficient toilets
  • Water-efficient showers
  • Option to opt out of daily room cleaning
  • Option to reuse towels
  • Recycling bins available to guests and waste is recycled
  • The property makes efforts to reduce food waste
  • Single-use shampoo, conditioner, and body wash bottles not used
  • Single-use plastic stirrers not used
  • Single-use plastic straws not used
  • Single-use plastic bottles not used
  • Single-use plastic cups not used
  • Single-use plastic cutlery/plates not used
  • Wild (non-domesticated) animals are not displayed or interacted with while kept at the property, nor are they harvested, consumed, or sold.
  • Green spaces like (rooftop) gardens at the property
  • Most food provided is organic
  • Bicycle rental
  • Bicycle parking
  • Most food provided at the property is locally sourced
  • Most lighting throughout property uses energy-efficient LED bulbs
  • All windows are double-glazed
  • Offsets a portion of their carbon footprint
  • 100% renewable electricity used throughout
  • Key card or motion-controlled electricity
  • Invests a percentage of revenue back into community projects or sustainability projects
  • Tours and activities organized by local guides and businesses
  • Local artists are offered a platform to display their talents
  • Provide guests with info about local ecosystems, history, culture, and visitor etiquette
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