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Surrounded by ancient trees and gravity-defying terraced gardens, Ubud Hanging Gardens nestles on a dramatic hillside overlooking the Ayung river gorge.

Perched adjacent to steep rice terraces looking out to a temple on the opposite hill, this breathtaking property's individual Villas are all constructed in contemporary Balinese style with thatched alang-alang roofs and private plunge pools.

Béduur Restaurant
The restaurant features the delights of both Balinese and French cuisine.

Diatas Pohon Café
The Café looks down over the gorges of the Ayung river, a remarkably restful ambience.

Bukit Becik Bar
The resort's bar is located near the main pool and the river, an excellent setting for a long drink at sunset.

Ubud Hanging Gardens services and facilities:
Riverside Spa • Large free-form, infinity-edge swimming pool • Boutique • Large en-suite bathroom with free-form bath and shower • Air-conditioning • IDD telephone • Satellite television • Mini bar • Safe Deposit Box • 24 hour room service • Facsimile & photocopier • Mail & postage services.

Other services and facilities:
Airport transfers • Tour and travel desk • Regular shuttle bus to the centre of Ubud • Internet access • Laundry & dry cleaning • Baby sitting service • Doctors on call • Limousine & taxi service • Traditional massage • Library

From Ubud, it is an easy drive up to the smoking volcanoes and forested peaks of the central highlands. Trekking, rafting, and bird walks are just a few of the activities available for nature lovers.

The villas are set high on wooden pillars with king-sized four-poster beds, indoor baths, outdoor showers and dramatic individual plunge pools with adjoining Bales.

There are:
• 30 deluxe Pool Villas (approx 100 sqm) • 6 deluxe Suite Pool Villa (approx 160 sqm) • 2 two-bedroom Family Pool Villas of 160 sqm (including the room, deck, pool, bale and bathroom).

Each of the Villas has an infinity pool, a traditional pavilion for relaxing called a balé, an open air shower, an interior bathroom with Pansea Orient-Express Hotels' signature bath in terrazzo (hand moulded and polished with stone) and a huge bedroom with a four-poster bed and mosquito net.

The Villas are primarily finished in precious woods, with Merbau flooring inside, Benkirai outside, and wooden furniture with sculpted doors in the Balinese tradition. The mosquito net holder is styled in the form of a traditional Balinese bed, and on the deck a large Paras stone pot is decorated with papyrus.

The garden, conceived by the landscape architect William Warren (author of Balinese Garden) together with John Pettigrew, is unique. Nature becomes a spectacle here, with exotic trees and essences of the tropics - cocoa, coffee, durian, rambutan, lychees, a variety of tropical bamboos, flame trees, bird of paradise flowers and orchids...