COMO's 50-room Ubud property — wellness-led resort in the rainforest above the Tjampuhan Valley, opened 2004.
BrandCOMO Hotels and Resorts
DestinationUbud
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingLuxury resort encircled by emerald forests, rice paddies, and rivers
Best ForWellness-focused travelers seeking structured programming, repeat COMO guests collecting properties, couples on Bali trips prioritizing Ubud over beach.
PrivacyHigh
ServicePersonalized guest services
ButlerAvailable in select suites
Private PoolYes
Built2004
Renovated2012
COMO Uma Ubud opened in 2004 as COMO Hotels' first Bali property, set in the rainforest above Ubud's Tjampuhan Valley. The 50 rooms split across Terrace Rooms, Garden Rooms, Pool Villas, and the signature COMO Villa with private infinity pool and jungle views. The property runs COMO's wellness-led f
Key Features
Spacious accommodations with private balconies
Wellness program including yoga and spa treatments
On-site dining featuring organic and locally sourced ingredients
Infinity pool with stunning views of the jungle
Personalized guest services and excursions
Dining
Kemiri Restaurant
Uma Cucina
Signature Experience
Morning yoga on the open-air platform above the Tjampuhan Valley — the rainforest canopy at eye level, the river audible below.
COMO Shambhala wellness programming executed at Ubud rainforest scale, with the brand's nutrition-led F&B approach and daily yoga built into the operational structure rather than added as amenity.
Signature Suite: COMO Villa
Private infinity pool, panoramic jungle views, spacious living area, personalized butler service
Accolades
Best Upscale Suite in Bali - Winner, Tripadvisor Travellers Choice Awards, Number one resort in the World by Cond Nast Travelers Reader Choice Awards 2025, Number one resort in Indonesia by Cond Nast Traveler Readers Choice Awards 2025
Best time: The best time for ultra-luxury travel to Ubud is during the dry season from April to October, when the weather is ideal for exploring the lush rice terraces and attending cultural performances. May and September offer the perfect blend of favorable weather and fewer tourists.
Demand: Ubud attracts a steady stream of luxury travelers year-round, with peak demand during July and August when international visitors flock to its cultural attractions and wellness retreats. The quieter shoulder seasons of May and September offer a more intimate luxury experience.
Pricing: Ultra-luxury properties in Ubud tend to maintain relatively stable pricing with slight peaks during July-August and the holiday season. Shoulder season months like May and October can offer premium accommodations at reduced rates.
Insider tip: For the ultimate luxury experience, arrange a private early morning tour of the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary before it opens to the public, followed by a traditional Balinese breakfast in a jungle villa overlooking the river gorge.
Avoid: Avoid January to March due to heavy monsoon rains that can limit outdoor activities and impair the scenic beauty that Ubud is known for.
