Where Local and Luxury Meet - When in Bali, one expects the luxury of waking up in paradise, and that experience is exactly what Desa Visesa Ubud has to offer. This resort is one of the newer spots on the island, but it is the closest you will get to combining the authentic Balinese experience you crave with the five star luxuries and service a destination wedding requires.Desa Visesa Ubud is most certainly a luxury resort, but upon arriving you will get the sense that the grounds feel much more like a local Balinese village. The winding streets and lush plants of Ubus blend into the landscape of the resort and create a seamless connection of local culture and international luxury. Upon check in, you'll be greeted with a Balinese blessing and a performance from local musicians, who enliven the premises with their cheerful serenades. Before heading to your room, we highly recommend a brief golf cart tour around the property - there are so many hidden gems you wouldn't want to miss!The villas are incredibly private and are surrounded by vine-covered walls that overlook green Balinese rice fields. Each villa features an opened-aired lounge area looking onto your own private pool where you can start each morning with a relaxing soak in a gorgeous petal bath - a full-body pampering experience you certainly can't skip out on. The villa's entryways are decorated with Balinese symbols and traditional markings that bring good luck, alongside fragrant offerings to the gods - something found in every local's home and the reason why Bali always smells of burning incense! The bedrooms are, of course, airtight with strong air conditioning and the highest quality bedding. Our favorite aspect of our accommodations was the traditional bamboo ceilings that drew visiting geckos in the night… all part of the Balinese island experience!There are a variety of dining options on offer at Desa Visesa, including fine dining experiences with impressive river views to local warung vibes that r
The image shows a tropical outdoor dining area with a thatched roof, bamboo poles, and palm trees, where two people are seated at a table.
The image shows a tropical outdoor dining area with a thatched roof, bamboo poles, and palm trees, where two people are seated at a table.