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Westin · Premium
The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali
Ubud / Singakerta
84
Guest sentiment
A wellness-focused Westin in Singakerta, on Ubud's outskirts, with jungle-view rooms, a Heavenly Spa, and a shuttle to central Ubud and the Monkey Forest.
Last updated August 3, 2026
The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali sits in Singakerta on Ubud's outskirts, positioned as a small, quiet resort surrounded by jungle scenery rather than one of the larger beach-area Bonvoy properties. Rated 4 of 5 across roughly 1,320 TripAdvisor reviews and ranked fourth of 13 hotels in Singakerta, it leans into Westin's wellness brand identity with a Heavenly Spa in a dedicated building offering some open-air treatment rooms, plus morning yoga and stretch sessions, cycling, and running programs. Guest feedback consistently praises jungle-view rooms (with views extending even to some bathrooms), a breakfast spread at Tabia Restaurant described as outstanding and internationally varied, and staff who are repeatedly described as extremely friendly and attentive, often checking in on how a stay is going. A free shuttle to the Monkey Forest and central Ubud rounds out the practical amenities. The main watchout is dining variety: as a smaller, quieter resort, guests note there aren't a large number of dinner options on-site, so some venture into Ubud town for evening meals. For travelers seeking a wellness-oriented, nature-immersed base near Ubud rather than a large-scale resort, it's a well-reviewed choice.
How guests rate it
- Location76
- Service87
- Rooms86
- Food & breakfast85
- Value83
| Address | Jalan Lod Tunduh, Banjar Kengetan, Desa Singakerta, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia 80571 |
|---|---|
| Brand Sub Brand | Westin |
| Neighborhood | Ubud / Singakerta |
| Distance From Airport Km | 33 |
What Marriott Bonvoy status gets you here
- Room upgrades for Platinum Elite and above, subject to availability
- Complimentary breakfast or bonus points for Platinum Elite and above, per Marriott Bonvoy program terms
- Guaranteed room availability with 24-hour notice for Titanium and Ambassador Elite
Pros
- Small, quiet resort setting surrounded by jungle scenery on Ubud's outskirts
- Rated 4 of 5 across roughly 1,320 TripAdvisor reviews, ranked fourth of 13 hotels in its immediate area
- Heavenly Spa, morning yoga/stretch, cycling, and running programs support Westin's wellness positioning
- Breakfast at Tabia Restaurant is described as outstanding, with wide Western and Indonesian options
- Free shuttle to central Ubud and the Monkey Forest
Cons
- Limited on-site dinner options, since it's a smaller, quieter resort rather than a large full-service property
- At roughly 33 km from the airport, it's one of the farther Bali Bonvoy properties from Ngurah Rai
- Inland, jungle-adjacent setting won't suit travelers prioritizing beach access
The research view
What the research keeps finding
Themes that came up again and again across independent reviews — not a single opinion, but the patterns that repeat.
Consistently praised
- Rooms overlook serene, lush jungle scenery, with views visible even from some bathrooms
- Breakfast at Tabia Restaurant is called spectacular, with a wide range of Western and Indonesian options for different tastes
- Staff are extremely friendly and accommodating, often checking in on how guests' stays are going
Worth knowing before you book
- There aren't a large number of dinner options on-site, so some guests head into Ubud town for evening meals
- The inland Singakerta/Ubud setting is a longer drive from the airport and other Bali resort areas than beach-town properties
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Reviews & videos from around the web
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Written reviews
Review: The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali
↗Milesopedia · Audrey Voisine · Feb 2021
First-hand family stay in a Family Suite booked with Marriott Bonvoy points. Covers the jungle location, Titanium elite upgrade, dining, pools, kids' club, spa and yoga pavilion; rated 10/10.
Review: The Westin Ubud, Bali (Executive Suite)
↗SuiteSmile · Fai · May 2021
Two-night stay in a 103sqm Executive Suite received as a complimentary Titanium elite upgrade. Details jungle/rice-field views, Tabia breakfast, infinity pool, spa and gym; strong elite recognition.
One Way Trip: The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud Deluxe Pool Room Review
↗Seeing The World In Steps · Dennison Wee · Aug 2022
Stay in a 50sqm Deluxe Pool View room via a promotional voucher. Reviews the room, valley infinity pool, fitness center, spa and Tabia breakfast, with candid notes on the remote location.
Hotel Review: The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali (Era COVID-19)
↗PinterPoin · Vincent · Dec 2020
Indonesian-language account of a four-night stay with an executive suite upgrade. Covers room, Tabia and Tall Trees dining, pool, Heavenly Spa and service during low pandemic-era occupancy.
Video reviews
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Frequently asked questions
Does The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali offer a shuttle to central Ubud?
Yes -- the resort provides a free shuttle to central Ubud and the Monkey Forest, useful given its location in Singakerta on Ubud's outskirts rather than directly in the town center.
Are there enough dinner options at The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali?
On-site dinner options are more limited than at a large full-service resort, according to guest reviews, so some travelers use the free shuttle to eat in Ubud town in the evenings.
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