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Hidden On the Fringe of Ubud
Overlooking the Tjampuhan Valley
amid fenceless fields carved out
of hillsides backed by the curve of coconut
palms and banyan trees wrapped in vines,
Koichiro Ikebuchi’s interior design defers to the
light
of Uma Ubud’s unusual location.
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Carved panels open up the rooms to incorporate
views, while the simplicity of pared-down spaces keeps
light flowing through the interiors, from the bedroom
through to garden terraces, private courtyards and pretty
plunge pools with infinity
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| edges. The use of local woods and
alang-alang thatched roofs maximises the sensuality
of untouched vistas and the gentle movements of
a tropical sky. |
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Accomodation
The fourteen superior Terrace Rooms, located throughout
the resort, are each 45sq metres with garden terraces.
There are ten Garden Rooms positioned along the
northern perimeter, all 53sq metres with a private
courtyard. The three Uma Pool Suites have infinity-edge
pools and uninterrupted views across the valley
down to the snaking river. The Uma Suite is similar,
but without a pool. The Shambhala Suite, located
on the southern edge of the resort, has possibly
the best infinity-edge pool, and a private treatment
area. |
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Facilities and Services
Kemiri restaurant serves wholesome, Southeast Asian
inspired food by our Australian chef incorporating
local organic foodstuffs. COMO Shambhala Retreat
at Uma Ubud offers Asian-inspired, holistic therapies,
an open air yoga pavilion for group and private
practice, meditation bale, reflexology area, steam,
sauna, gym, four treatment rooms and an expansive
jade green pool. Available are excursions, including
hiking, museum and festival visits plus complimentary
daily yoga classes. There’s complimentary
WIFI in the lobby, bar and restaurant areas. And
the Library also provides Internet access. |
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The Uma Experience
With Uma expect a holistic, cultural adventure,
complimented by the core of the COMO Shambhala experience,
featuring Yoga and Asian-inspired therapies devoted
not just to the body but to spiritual wellbeing.
Uma is ecologically aware, respecting the land and
reflecting local aesthetics, combining indigenous
detailing with a serene modernity on a deliberately
limited scale, with respect for the greater wisdom
of ancient cultures and the powerful salve of unspoilt
spiritualism. Uma offers the opportunity to discover
subtle layering of landscapes and forgotten people
within its calming environment or by active exploration
of the surrounding region. |
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Uma
Ubud Bali
Jalan Raya Sanggingan, Banjar Lungsiakan, Kedewatan, Ubud,
Gianyar 80571, Bali, Indonesia
Tel: (62 361) 972 448 Fax: (62 361) 972 449
E-mail: info.ubud@uma.como.bz
Website: uma.como.bz |
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