Kubu Indah Dive & Spa Resort

Comentarios destacados

• María José P

  22 diciembre 2011
  Paraiso escondido

  Preciso hotel, con vistas increíbles: delante un precioso mar y a espaldas un espectacular volcán. Nos encantó estar allí por sus vistas, cabañitas, jardines, comidas, personal, masajes....por todo!. Es como lo titulo, un Paraiso escondido, sin explotar todavía, dónde descansar, y disfrutar de ese maravilloso entorno. El personal es excepcional. Lo recomiendo, es excelente.

  

• Jacek C

  16 agosto 2018
  No se me ocurre ninguna pega

  Un 10 en absolutamente TODOS los aspectos, no entiendo las malas opiniones acerca de este resort. Hasta el más mínimo detalle está cuidado: jardineros trabajando todo el día, servicio de habitaciones dos veces por día, te regalan un masaje balinés a cada uno de los huéspedes, puedes hacer submarinismo, la comida estaba riquísima, el agua de la piscina excelente... El personal muy muy amable, destaco una chica en el restaurante que nos servía todas las mañanas el desayuno. Las habitaciones estaban muy limpias. Ofrecen servicio de transporte de calidad al sitio que tu quieras. Si hubiese que ponerle alguna mínima pega, diría que es su localización, puesto que Kubu no tiene gran cosa que ofrecer, es un pueblo muy pequeño. Recomendado 100% si quieres desconectar de todo en un resort paradisiaco en la isla de Bali. Y por último, ver el amanecer en el horizonte no tiene precio... una experiencia increíble.

  

• julianacaux

  23 diciembre 2019
  Absolutely beautiful but staying in the villa was a bit of a waste for us

  This place is stunning! Garden is so well manicured I was praising the gardeners everyday. The view breathtaking - pebble beach to the front, majestic Mount Agung to the back. The vibes super relax - major contrast from all the other places in Bali. We loved it, it was what we were looking for. The staff so helpful - nothing was ever too much for them. The spa's lovely - priced between budget and 5 stars; it seemed reasonable. I had a facial done - it was very nice. The food was good and reasonably priced. Breakfast you choose from a menu, but they're very accommodating to special requests. Could be nice to have the option to order from the room/villa (I get lazy when I'm on vacay). The restaurant can get very hot (even at night). There's no fan (we asked) - I get that it's open air; you're supposed to get the sea breeze but there was no breeze and it made it difficult to sit and enjoy the view. We booked a 2-bed villa with private pool - gorgeous and very spacious, but knowing what we know now, we would have just gone for the bungalow. There's no air-cond in the living room, which is fine - we've rented many villas in Bali with no AC in the living room - except that here, it was exceptionally hot (seriously), so we couldn't really enjoy the living room, which is a waste and defeats the purpose of staying in a villa. We did a bit of snorkeling and diving, but not at the resort as we find the price a bit high (compared to some other providers in the area).

  

• Darsiet

  27 diciembre 2019
  Average

  I must preface this with: I am not a diver - just a girl in love with a diving boy. The grounds are beautiful, and the rooms were a lot nicer than I'd expected. We booked a regular bungalow, which was pleasantly pointed to not have direct sun. Because it was hot! Most of these bungalows have a sea view, except ours (#5) which faced the dive shop. The restaurant had a good selection of food, lucky because the accomms are in the middle of nowhere and there's no real options to dine out. My BF raved about the excellent local dive guides. He brought his own equipment, so the price for 6 dives, including liberty, was around 3million for single tank fun dives. I used the spa for a massage and facial. Massage was lovely and reasonably priced at 400k. Facial was the same, but probably over priced. They offered other services such as a pedicure, but was more than what I'd pay at home. Aside from that, as a non-diver, there is nothing to do. There is no TV, no kettle, no hair dryer. WiFi is terrible. You can borrow a book from reception, but they're mainly in German / Danish. The pool was too hot to be of any relief. On the whole, the resort lacked atmosphere and the staff were distant. Note that they are all locals though, and the resort makes effort to ensure the locals are employed. We paid $87AUD a night which was a great price, but this is made up by everything being available for a hotel priced cost. Our check out bill was about 3.6million not including diving and spa services. We ate and drank too much, mainly based on nothing else to do. It would have been a lot better if there were coffee making facilities, better WiFi to the rooms, and a once a day shuttle to the main steet area. If we returned to Tulamben / Kubu, we would stay somewhere else - probably closer to the main steet with more included room facilities. The area is very remote.

  

• Fiona381

  03 febrero 2020
  An eco friendly little piece of paradise

  Stayed 4 nights (wish it was longer) at the resort. It is set in a beautiful location with amazing sun rises (worth getting up for). The gardens are so well kept and immaculate with water features dotted around, you feel relaxed the moment you arrive. We didn't dive this time but have dived here before and found the dive centre to be excellent my 2 sons did their advance PADI and the tuition was very professional. Most Chalets have an ocean view we stayed in number 8 which was very comfortable. We had 2 massages each which we loved. The highlight is the restaurant overlooking the sea we saw Lombok as the skies where clear and whilst having breakfast saw a pod of dolphins swim by. The food is excellent and menu extensive you could eat there for 2 weeks and not get bored. What we really liked and what as a tourist is so important is the resort employs locals which provided excellent service. There is a real feel of being ECO friendly here: fresh drinking water in your room is provided in a glass jug (not plastic bottles), straws are metal, the gorgeous smelling organic bath products are in large dispensers on the wall in bathroom not small plastic bottles that where in every other hotel we stayed at in Bali. A little piece of Paradise and we look forward to our next visit.