The Santa Ubud Resort at dusk, its gabled two-storey villa lit from within and seen across the rice field

Ubud · Bali

Wake up in the rice fields of Ubud.

Every room and villa faces the rice fields, 4.7 km from Ubud Palace. Breakfast is included, and the heated infinity pool is open all year.

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The Santa

Built to open onto the field.

Double-height glass on the field side. Doors that slide all the way back. On the villas with a private pool, water between you and the green. Inside and outside stop behaving like separate rooms.

It is built for staying put — slow mornings, breakfast included, an afternoon that goes nowhere in particular. Children of all ages are welcome: there are family rooms, kids’ meals, and a shallow end to the pool.

Villa living room at sunset, with full-height glass opening onto the pool and the rice field beyond — Interior, glass, pool, field — in that order, from almost every room.

The stays

Three ways to stay. All of them face the fields.

One with its own pool, one without, and a private room. All three look onto the field.

Private pool beside a villa terrace, with two loungers and a Balinese parasol, seen through open glass doors

Two-Storey Villa with Private Pool

Private pool
Two storeys
Rice-field view
Sleeps 2
King bed + sofa bed

The doors slide back onto your own water. A parasol, two loungers, and the day is yours to waste.

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View from a villa mezzanine down through double-height windows to the pool and the rice fields beyond

Two-Storey Villa

Two storeys
Rice-field view
Sleeps 2
King bed + sofa bed

Double-height glass along the field side, and a mezzanine above that looks back out through all of it.

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Timber desk and woven chair beneath a tall gable window looking out over a bright green rice field

Private Room

Rice-field view

One tall gable window, a timber desk beneath it, and the green starting a few steps past the glass.

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More about the stays

A tall gable window framing a bright green rice field, with a timber table in the foreground

The rice fields start at the window.

Every stay looks out over them. They are working fields, so what you see depends on the crop: flooded and still after planting, then green, then gold before the harvest.

The resort

There is more here than the room.

The pool is open all day, all year. Sapa Shorai serves from breakfast through to cocktail hour, and parking is free.

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A heated infinity pool: Shallow end, open to all ages, all day, all year.
Sapa Shorai: Asian, international and pizza, breakfast to cocktail hour.
Spa and wellness centre: Full massage menu, plus a hot tub.
Out and about: Cooking classes, walking and bike tours, bicycle hire.

Around the property

See the rooms, the pool, and the view.

The villas and rooms, the pool, and the rice fields they all face.

Villa living room with a teak sideboard and a woven ikat textile on the wall, opening onto the resort pool at dusk

Bedroom under a pitched ceiling with rattan pendant lights and windows onto the treetops

Living room with an open timber stair, looking through full-height glass to a private plunge pool

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Guests

What people say when they get home.

“The best place ever in Ubud. Calm, beautiful, amazing breakfast, new. Everything was amazing. I will definitely come back.”
Anis· Tunisia· Booking.com
“10/10 experience, 100% recommend. Lovely staff — they were welcoming and accommodating to your needs. Would book again.”
Verified guest· Booking.com

Wake up in the rice fields.

Pick your dates and see what is open. Breakfast is included, and so is the pool.