Capella Ubud: Luxury Tented Camp Inspired by a 19th-Century Explorer

Picture staying inside a lavish canvas tent hidden on a tropical rainforest slope, complete with a private pool and views of the Wos valley. That is Capella Ubud, one of Bali's most iconic resorts and a regular on lists of the world's best hotels. Set in the village of Keliki, north of Ubud, this creation by legendary architect Bill Bensley has just 22 tents — making every night feel exclusive and deeply personal.

A Unique Tented Camp Concept

Rather than clearing the land, Capella Ubud was built around the existing trees, so almost none were felled. The whole property tells the story of a 19th-century European explorer's camp that “paused” in the Balinese jungle.

• 22 one-bedroom tents, each with a private pool
• A unique theme per tent: from The Cartographer to The Naturalist
• Canvas, timber, and colonial-style antique furnishings
• Api Jiwa restaurant and the Officers’ Tent bar

What to Expect

Guests can enjoy the Auriga spa, cooking classes, Balinese ceremonies, and valley treks. The personal Capella Culturist service crafts experiences to your wishes.

Price Range

As an ultra-luxury resort, nightly rates typically start in the tens of millions of Rupiah (well above Rp10 million), depending on tent type and season. A truly once-in-a-lifetime staycation.

Practical Info & Reservations

• Location: Keliki, north of Ubud, Bali — View on Google Maps
• Reservations: book a stay voucher on AccessiaPass for a luxury staycation, or reserve directly with the resort
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• Price range: from tens of millions of Rupiah per night