Hidden among the lush undulating hills of Bali’s culture-rich highlands, this most private of resorts sits among thriving rice fields as far as the eye can see. Just outside the artists’ village of Ubud, the former estate of Hendra Hadiprana, one of Indonesia’s most respected art collectors has been transformed into an intimate retreat with twenty individual villas, each one uniquely featuring original Balinese artworks from his collection.

The rustic chic five-hectare property offers an authentic backdrop to one of Bali’s most dramatic performances, the Kecak dance – performed at the resort’s very own amphitheatre. Those seeking serenity and rejuvenation will find both in abundance at The Spa, nestled at one edge of the seemingly endless paddy fields.

Experience breathtaking sunrises over Mount Agung – Bali’s highest and holiest mountain – and enjoy a leisurely stroll by the estate’s lotus pond, home to a family of white Dutch and black Australian swans.

All twenty art-filled refuges will please romantic escapists and active explorers alike, with Suites that overlook lotus ponds, Pool Villas where guests can do more than just plunge, Spa Villas for ultra private pampers and a one-of-a-kind Two-Bedroom Estate suitable for Balinese royalty.

In all, guests are equally indulged from arrival with private airport transfers, daily breakfasts, morning yoga, afternoon tea, sunset cocktails and butlers, among many other complimentary services and amenities.

Dining at The Chedi Club
Unobstructed panoramic views of Tanah Gajah’s rice fields and the tropical jungle beyond from every table inside The Restaurant are almost enough to distract from the gastronomic pleasures ahead.

Settle onto a padded cane chair in the airy dining room under the traditional Balinese thatched roof for breakfast, lunch and dinner, when countless candles flicker amidst the paddies. The rice that accompanies our Balinese cuisine comes straight from these flourishing stalks, while western dishes benefit from the Michelin-starred background of our European chef.

Spa at The Chedi Club
Ubud’s iconic rice paddies calm the mind as talented therapists stroke stress away from the body inside our two paddy-facing Spa Suites, where signature treatments include The Chedi Jade Massage and classic Indonesian cream bath, which deep conditions hair while experienced hands knead your scalp, shoulders, arms and hands.

Three Spa Villas enhance the pamper with a dedicated treatment room for two, sauna and cold plunge pool in the privacy of one’s own accommodations. Two 90-minute massages are included in the nightly room rate. Imagine that, your very own Spa Villa for the duration of your stay – complete with daily messages for two.

Views onto those same fertile fields inspire and distract from The Health Club with yoga studio. Play tennis, too, on our green grounds and dive into our 25-metre swimming pool with views of sacred Mount Agung in the azure distance.