Accommodation (Bali)

Bali has become highly commercialized with tourists bustling all throughout the year. As a result, the hospitality sector is booming with many accommodation options in Bali like boutique hotels and homestays dotting the entire landscape. The range of accommodation available in Bali are incredible. From ₹500 per person per day to ₹50,000 per person per day, the options for stay are plenty. Since, we believe in comfortable average budget stays we are enlisting a few of the best areas to stay in Bali. The accommodations where we stayed are listed in this post.

Kuta

Kuta is a bustling and vibrant locality in Bali known for its lively atmosphere, extensive beach, and vibrant nightlife. When it comes to accommodation options in Kuta, you will find a diverse range of choices catering to different preferences and budgets. Kuta beach being one of the busiest beaches in Bali. This area is full of beachfront resorts, luxury hotels, budget homestays and hostels. The cost of accommodation is inversely proportional to the distance from the sea.  The nearer the stay to the beach, the costlier it gets. Its closeness to airport makes it most suited for transit stays. There are many markets in this area including local shops, currency exchange outlets, high rise malls and restaurants. An average hotel may cost you around ₹1500 per day in Kuta.

Canggu

Canggu is a vibrant and popular coastal locality in Bali that has gained prominence in recent years for its laid-back atmosphere, surf breaks, and trendy lifestyle. It gained traction after Kuta burst with tourist activity. When it comes to accommodation, Canggu offers a diverse range of options to suit various preferences and budgets exactly like Kuta. An average accommodation may cost about ₹2000 per day in this area.

Seminyak

Seminyak, located on the west coast of Bali, is known for its upscale atmosphere, trendy boutiques, fine dining, and vibrant nightlife. When it comes to accommodation in Seminyak, you will find a mix of luxurious resorts, boutique hotels, and stylish villas. It has many popular clubs. It caters to tourists looking for a more sophisticated experience. Undoubtedly this is one of the costliest areas in Bali with accommodations starting from ₹3500.

Central Ubud

Central Ubud is the cultural and artistic heart of Bali, known for its lush landscapes, traditional Balinese architecture, vibrant markets, and proximity to cultural attractions. When it comes to places of stay in central Ubud, you will find a variety of accommodation ranging from charming guesthouses to boutique hotels and luxurious resorts. This is the most affordable area in terms accommodation in Bali. There are numerous budget friendly homestays. Its closeness to many attractions like the Ubud Palace, Ubud market and the sacred monkey forest make it an attractive place to stay for tourists. Ubud is a hub for yoga and wellness, and there are accommodations dedicated to providing a holistic experience. These places may offer yoga retreats, spa facilities, and wellness programs to cater to guests seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Ubud is the most affordable of all places to stay in Bali with accommodations as low as ₹700 per day for a decent stay. Being central to Bali, it serves as the focal point to cover all parts of Bali.

Uluwatu

Uluwatu, located in the southern part of Bali, is renowned for its breathtaking cliffside views, world-class surf breaks, and the iconic Uluwatu Temple. When it comes to accommodation options in Uluwatu, visitors can choose from a variety of places that cater to different preferences and budgets. The cliffside resorts may cost you a limb but offer you a stay of a lifetime. The beachfront resorts/villas are another luxurious option in this area. There are many affordable homestays as well. Still, this area is more expensive than Kuta or Canggu. An average stay will cost around ₹3000 per day.

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Lovina

Lovina, located on the northern coast, is famous for its black sand beaches and dolphin-watching tours. It is a quieter area with a range of accommodations, from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxury resorts. The north of Bali is not very touristy as it does not have much to explore. Therefore, not many people choose to stay in this part of Bali. Lovina is ideal for those seeking a more relaxed and serene environment. An average stay costs about ₹2000 per day in this area.

In our opinion, if you want to cover everything in Bali, you would need to stay in Kuta, Ubud, and Lovina i.e., south, central and north Bali respectively. We discuss more on the Bali itinerary & Budget in this post.