Best Family-Friendly Stays in Ubud for Memorable Holidays

Hiliwatu, Bali Ubud, a Tribute Portfolio Resort holds a perfect 10 from 7 reviews, a small sample worth noting. For families, the infinity pool overlooking the rice fields is the centrepiece, and free bicycles make gentle outings possible with older children. The restaurant offers Indonesian, Mediterranean and steakhouse cooking, so picky eaters usually find something. Rooms are air-conditioned with balconies, desks and free WiFi, and parents can use the spa or the fitness centre.

I would shortlist Taru Sebatu for families who want their own pool in Ubud. Family rooms each come with a private pool and a balcony or terrace, plus air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and free WiFi for quiet evenings. A shared year-round pool and a hot tub add more options, and parents can take turns at the spa or a yoga class. The restaurant serves Indonesian and Italian dishes, an easy win with children. A perfect 10 from 23 reviews is impressive.

Huts Rock Ubud has a perfect 10 from 7 reviews, a very small sample but an encouraging one. For families, the rooftop pool and sun terrace are the highlights, and the shared kitchen helps with breakfasts and snacks for children. Free bicycles make short outings easy with older kids, and the Monkey Forest and Ubud Palace are both nearby. Private check-in keeps arrival simple, and rafting can be arranged in the area for adventurous families.

Clement Villa Ubud offers family rooms with balconies set around an infinity pool and a lush garden, so parents and children share one space with the pool steps away. Rice field views and nearby Tegallalang, known for its terraced paddies, make an easy family outing. The 24-hour front desk, room service and free private parking add practical support. The score of 10 comes from a single review, so I would book it on its facilities rather than its rating.

Uma Kalai is a 5-star resort in Ubud that I find especially easy for families. The restaurant serves diverse cuisines with many dietary options, which helps when children or adults have restrictions, and private check-in and check-out plus a 24-hour front desk smooth arrivals with tired kids. The infinity pool and sun terrace fill afternoons, a spa and fitness centre suit parents, and free WiFi covers the property. Its 9.8 from 285 guests is exceptional.

BELALU is a five-star riverside boutique hotel in Ubud, with private pool villas, an infinity pool and extensive spa facilities. The description calls it family-friendly, and the setting is calm and focused on wellness and yoga. A 24-hour front desk, concierge service and varied dining are included. Guests rate it 9.8 across almost 200 reviews, the top of the range. Private pools suit families who want their own water, though this is a quiet luxury stay rather than a kids' resort.

Mandalore Villas Ubud is an adults-only resort, so families with children cannot book it, and I would rather say so plainly than suggest otherwise. For parents travelling without the kids, it offers private pool villas with balconies and views over the rice fields, an infinity pool, spa facilities and lush gardens. Yoga classes and cycling are available for active mornings. With 9.8 from 23 reviews, the score is exceptional for a romantic break in Ubud.

Puri Kasih Gottlieb has family rooms with air conditioning and a balcony or terrace, so everyone can share one space in Ubud. Free bicycles and cycling activities give older children a way to explore beyond the hotel, and the pool with a view is there when legs get tired. Parents can join a yoga class or book the spa in turn. The restaurant serves Asian and European dishes, which makes it easier to please young eaters after a long day.

Unagi Mas Villa by Emana is a three-star, family-friendly stay in Ubud. Family rooms have private bathrooms, air conditioning and balconies or terraces, and the property adds an infinity pool, a lush garden and a hot tub. Breakfast comes in continental, American, vegan and halal versions. A waterfall is nearby, and the highlights mention a private pool villa. A 9.7 rating from 78 reviews is outstanding.

Kano Sari Ubud Villas is an adults-only property, so it is not an option for families travelling with children. I mention it here for parents planning a trip on their own: the spacious air-conditioned rooms, the outdoor pool and the quiet setting make it a good place to rest. Ubud Market and the Royal Palace are a short drive away, and the Sacred Monkey Forest is nearby for a morning walk without little ones.

The Vinaya Boutique Hotel is clearly set up for families: family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies and a kitchenette in each, so snacks and simple breakfasts are easy. The outdoor pool is open all year and the garden gives children space to play. Free bicycles are a nice way to explore the surrounding lanes of Ubud with older kids. A score of 9.7 from 37 reviews is excellent, and the desk and free WiFi help working parents.

Emana Abian Taksu in Ubud offers family rooms with air conditioning, private bathrooms and garden views. A fitness centre, a sun terrace, a year-round outdoor pool, a hot tub and yoga classes support an active, relaxed stay, and the family-friendly restaurant serves a variety of cuisines. The Tegallalang Rice Terrace is 8 km away. A 9.7 rating from 83 reviews is outstanding.

Umah Tirta is a three-star stay in Ubud with an infinity pool, a sun terrace and a lush garden, and its highlights mention rice field views. Family rooms are available, and free private parking, private check-in and check-out, a lounge and concierge services are on offer. Breakfast includes continental, American, vegetarian, vegan, halal and Asian options. A 9.6 rating from 77 reviews is excellent.

The Valerian Villa Ubud is a five-star resort with an infinity pool, a sun terrace and a lush garden. Rooms are air-conditioned, with private bathrooms and balconies overlooking the garden or the pool, and WiFi is free. The restaurant serves Indonesian, American and Thai dishes, and breakfast offers a good choice. Described as family-friendly and wellness-minded, it holds a 9.6 rating from 586 reviews.

Sabana Bliss is a practical family base in Ubud, about a 17-minute walk from the Monkey Forest, which makes an easy morning outing with children. Family rooms are air-conditioned, with private bathrooms and balconies. The outdoor pool is open all year, and the sun terrace and garden give everyone space between swims. A restaurant and a bar on site keep evenings simple, and free private parking, located off site, helps if you travel with a driver. It scores 9.5 from 24 reviews.

Puri Kantor Legacy presents itself as heritage palace accommodation, and I find that setting an appealing way to show children a more traditional side of Ubud. Rooms are air-conditioned with balconies over the garden, private bathrooms and work desks. The restaurant, bar and terrace keep meals on site, and the 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals. The listing mentions no pool, so families wanting one should plan around that.

Unagi Wooden Villas by Emana offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms and balconies overlooking the garden or the pool. The infinity pool and sun terrace sit alongside a fitness centre and a yoga studio, and the family-friendly restaurant serves local cuisine. Tegenungan Waterfall is 6 km away. A four-star stay rated 9.5 from 358 reviews, it leans towards wellness and relaxation.

Emana Akatara is one of the best-rated family stays around Ubud, with 9.5 from 482 reviews. Family rooms are air-conditioned, each with a private bathroom and a balcony or terrace. The outdoor pool is the easy reward after temple visits, and the restaurant's varied menu helps with mixed tastes. Goa Gajah, the Elephant Cave, is 2.8 km away for a short outing. A spa and fitness centre give parents time of their own.

Tropical Kasbah suits families who want space outside central Ubud. Family rooms are available, and the pool looks over rice fields, with a sun terrace and garden around it for slow afternoons. Free private parking makes day trips by car easy, and both Tegenungan Waterfall and the Monkey Forest are within reach. I would keep a close eye on young children at the monkeys. The 9.5 score from 19 reviews is very good.

NAVA Ubud Villas is described as well suited to families, and its villas make that credible: each has a private pool, a terrace, a kitchenette, air-conditioning and a spa bath. Children can swim under supervision in their own pool, and simple meals are easy to prepare. The garden and sun terrace give extra space, and a 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals. Rafting is easy to arrange from here for families with older children. It scores 9.5 from 11 reviews.

Anumana De Suite is a five-star resort in Ubud described as suited to honeymoons, families and wellness retreats. It has a year-round outdoor pool, a spa, a fitness centre and a lush garden, along with a romantic restaurant, a kids' club and yoga classes. WiFi is free. A 9.5 rating from 660 reviews is outstanding, which says a lot for a resort of this size.

Kastara Resort is a five-star Ubud resort with an infinity pool, spa facilities, a fitness centre, a sun terrace and a family-friendly restaurant serving local specialities and various dietary options. Free WiFi and private check-in and check-out are included, and a paid shuttle service runs. About 2,900 guests rate it 9.5. My advice: ask the resort which rooms suit a family, and arrange the paid shuttle in advance if you plan to go into town.

Hidden City Ubud is a family-friendly aparthotel near central Ubud. Modern apartments have air conditioning, balconies and private bathrooms, each with a fully equipped kitchen and a washing machine. A restaurant, a lush garden, a swimming pool with a view and a children's playground complete the setting. A 9.4 rating from 82 reviews is strong, and the format suits longer family stays best.

The Craft Hotel Ubud is adults-only, so families travelling with children cannot stay here, and I prefer to state that clearly. Parents planning a trip on their own will find a four-star hotel with an infinity pool, spa facilities and lush gardens. Rooms are air-conditioned, with balconies, private bathrooms, bathrobes and minibars, and the modern restaurant and bar keep evenings simple. Free private parking helps with a driver. It scores 9.4 from 57 reviews.

Purana Suite Ubud offers families five-star comfort in Ubud with a year-round outdoor pool, a sun terrace and a lush garden where children have room to play. The restaurants cover American and Asian dishes, which helps when young travellers want familiar food after a day of temples and markets. Private parking is useful if you hire a driver for day trips, and parents can use the spa. Guests rate it 9.4 across 1,423 reviews, and I would book it for a family stay in Ubud.

Lumina Sanctuary has family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms and views of the garden or the mountains, which suits families wanting space and calm. The outdoor pool is open all year, and the restaurant serves a range of international dishes with varied breakfast options, useful with children who like familiar food. Parents can book time at the spa and wellness centre or join a yoga class. The Monkey Forest is 4.1 km away. It scores 9.4 from 14 reviews.

Inara Alas Harum is a five-star luxury resort in Ubud with rice field views, an infinity pool, a spa, a fitness centre and lush gardens. A restaurant, a bar and live music add atmosphere, while yoga and cycling give guests wellness activities. The resort is family-friendly, with free WiFi and private parking. A 9.4 rating from 704 reviews is strong.

Sapodilla Ubud is a family-friendly four-star hotel 800 metres from Ubud Monkey Forest, with a large outdoor pool surrounded by lush greenery. Rooms are bright and airy, with four-poster beds, air conditioning and balconies overlooking the garden. Free parking, a scheduled shuttle to nearby areas and free WiFi throughout add convenience. A 9.4 rating from 968 reviews is strong, a good sign for a family stay.

Anumana Village Ubud offers family rooms with garden views, private bathrooms, air-conditioning and free WiFi. There is a swimming pool with a view, spa facilities, a sun terrace, an open-air bath and a hot tub, and the family-friendly restaurant serves Indonesian, local and international dishes. Yoga classes and cycling activities are offered. About 990 guests rate it 9.3. My advice: ask the hotel about pool depth and the hot tub rules for children.

The Kayuan Lumbur Resort Ubud gives families a full set of facilities, and I like how the infinity pool and gardens let children play while parents use the spa, sauna, steam room or hot tub. Rooms are air-conditioned with balconies and private bathrooms. The restaurant serves varied cuisines with outdoor seating, which keeps dinners relaxed. A 9.3 score from 324 reviews puts it among the best-rated 3-stars around Ubud.

Puri Andong Villa in Ubud offers family rooms with air conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies, terraces, garden views and free WiFi. The setting adds indoor and year-round outdoor pools, a sun terrace, a hot tub, an outdoor fireplace and free on-site parking. The restaurant serves Indonesian, international and local dishes, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. A 9.3 rating from 670 reviews is strong.

Kahayana Suites Ubud is a three-star stay with family rooms that have air conditioning, private bathrooms and balconies or terraces overlooking the pool. A year-round outdoor pool, a pool bar, a lush garden, a terrace, a fitness centre and a restaurant serving Asian cuisine are on site, and WiFi is free throughout. A 9.3 rating from 929 reviews is strong.

Private pool villas at Bisma Eight give families their own water without sharing, and the temperature-controlled main pool stays pleasant on cooler Ubud mornings. Rooms are spacious and have traditional Japanese soaking tubs, which work well for an evening bath with small children. Central Ubud is a few minutes away for markets and food. The mood is calm and wellness-led, so it suits families who travel at a slower pace.

Big Dragon Villas Ubud is a four-star option with a family-friendly restaurant serving Indonesian and American dishes, which helps when children want something familiar at breakfast. Rooms are air-conditioned, with private bathrooms, bathrobes and streaming services for quiet evenings. The pool with a view and the garden terrace give everyone space during the day. Goa Gajah is close by, and the airport is 38 km away. It scores 9.3 from 73 reviews.

Ubud Shanti Rice Field House by Supala is a three-star, family-friendly hotel in central Ubud. Air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms and balconies, many with pool views, and the on-site restaurant serves Indonesian and American dishes. A swimming pool, a sun terrace and a lush garden sit alongside rice field views. WiFi is free in public areas. A 9.3 rating from 382 reviews is strong.

AnandaDara Ubud Resort and Spa is a five-star, family-friendly resort rated 9.3 from 457 reviews. The infinity pool and lush gardens are the centre of family days, and rooms are air-conditioned with garden-view balconies. A restaurant and bar mean you can stay in after a busy day, and the tour desk helps plan outings around Ubud. Spa facilities and yoga classes give parents a calmer moment. Wi-Fi is free.

Fivelements Retreat Bali sits by the river in Ubud, and I would suggest it to families who want a calm, wellness-led stay rather than a busy resort. It is a luxury eco-stay with a family-friendly setting, and its plant-forward cuisine, complemented by organic eggs and locally sourced fish, uses ingredients from the Garden of Peace on site. Yoga and relaxation shape the days, and 327 guests give it an excellent 9.2.

The Hidden Paradise Ubud is a four-star stay with an infinity pool, a spa and wellness centre and lush gardens, set among rice fields and near a waterfall. A restaurant, a bar, outdoor seating, free WiFi, family rooms, a fitness room and yoga classes are available. A 9.2 rating from 862 reviews is strong, and the offer leans clearly towards wellness and families.

Tegal Sari Accommodation Ubud suits families who like some independence: every family room has a kitchenette, a balcony and a terrace over the garden. The year-round outdoor pool and sun terrace give children a place to cool off, and Monkey Forest Ubud is 6 minutes away, with Ubud Palace 1.6 km off. A spa and fitness centre cover the parents. Wi-Fi is free. A 9.2 rating from 457 reviews is excellent for a four-star.

Plataran Ubud Hotel & Spa is a 5-star hotel set among lush rice fields, and I find it a calm, family-friendly choice in Ubud. Rooms look out over the paddies, and two infinity pools give children and adults space to swim without crowding. The Monkey Forest is a short walk away, an easy outing with older kids who will love the macaques, while the spa and yoga focus suit parents. Its 9.2 from 252 guests is excellent.

The Shanti Graha Villas in Ubud is a four-star hotel with an infinity pool, a sun terrace and a lush garden. Rooms have air conditioning, private balconies, flat-screen TVs and minibars, and family rooms are available. A hot tub, free Wi-Fi and free on-site private parking are included. Guests rate it 9.2 across 110 reviews. No kids' club or restaurant is listed, so plan meals and activities nearby.

Rendezvous Wellness & Resort is a three-star Ubud stay built around recovery. It has a rooftop swimming pool, a spa and wellness centre, a sauna, an open-air bath, fitness facilities, a sun terrace and yoga classes. Air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms, and the family-friendly restaurant serves American cuisine with varied breakfast options. A 9.2 rating from 33 reviews is promising, but the sample is small.

Sujiwa Ubud Hotel & Villa is a family-friendly stay with plenty of water. There is an infinity pool and an indoor pool, a sun terrace and a lush garden. Family rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and garden or mountain views. A spa and fitness centre are on site, and the restaurant serves a range of meals and high tea, with a pool bar and a coffee shop. Guests rate it 9.2 across 200 reviews.

Cahaya Indah Villas is a five-star, adults-only retreat in Ubud with private pool villas and rice field views. A swimming pool with a view, a sun terrace and a lush garden complete the setting, and the resort offers a wellness centre and yoga classes. Villas include kitchenettes and minibars. A 9.2 rating from 220 reviews supports its appeal for quiet, romantic stays.

Arya Villas Ubud suits a family that wants a traditional setting with room to spread out. The accommodation is in wooden houses, some with mountain and rice field views and others with a fully equipped kitchen, handy for simple meals with children. The outdoor pool overlooks the rice fields, and the restaurant and garden make quiet evenings easy. The place has a wellness and yoga focus for parents. A score of 9.2 over 593 reviews is excellent and reassuring.

Taman Amartha Hotel is a well-rated three-star base for families who want central Ubud without the noise of the main streets. It sits 1.3 km from Ubud Market, close enough for a short outing with children. The outdoor pool is seasonal, so I would check it is open for your dates, while the garden and terrace give space year-round. The restaurant serves Asian and European dishes, an easy compromise for mixed tastes. A 9.2 score from over 1,200 reviews is excellent.

Kebun Indah Ubud is a four-star stay built around a lush garden, rated 9.1 from 479 reviews. The swimming pool has a view, and the sun terrace gives families a place to rest after mornings out. Rooms are air-conditioned with terraces or balconies over the garden. Private check-in, a shuttle service and free Wi-Fi make arrivals and outings easier. The bar covers the evening, and the wellness focus suits parents.

Portobello Villa Ubud is a four-star, family-friendly stay with elegant accommodation, an infinity pool and a lush garden. The on-site restaurant serves Indonesian cuisine, and free WiFi and a tour desk are available. It is near Ubud Palace and Saraswati Temple, which makes sightseeing easy. A 9.1 rating from 546 reviews is strong, and the pool and garden are the heart of the stay.

Dinara Ubud offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms and garden views, each with a balcony or terrace. The swimming pool has a view, and guests can use spa facilities and join yoga classes in a lush garden. The family-friendly restaurant serves Indonesian, Asian and international food with various dietary options. A four-star property rated 9.1 from 441 reviews, it focuses clearly on wellness.

Murni's Houses & Spa is a tranquil boutique hotel in a quiet part of central Ubud. It has a new swimming pool, a restaurant and a dedicated yoga space. Rooms have air conditioning or fans, a minibar and tea and coffee facilities, with views of the garden or mountains, and free fibre-optic Wi-Fi covers the property. Guests rate it 9.1 across more than 180 reviews. It is a calm, adult-leaning boutique stay, with no kids' facilities mentioned.

d'kamala by Prasi offers family-friendly rooms with garden or pool views, and I like its calm, green setting as a counterpoint to busy central Ubud. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms. The swimming pool and lush garden give children space to play, and the restaurant serves international cuisine with diverse dietary options. Note that private parking is off-site, worth knowing if you plan to drive. A 9.0 score from 269 reviews is excellent.

Sri Ratih Cottages gives families a green, calm base in Ubud, with Balinese-style rooms set among tropical plants and a landscaped outdoor pool for afternoons. It is a short walk from Ubud's art district and the rice fields of Penestanan, so a family walk among the paddies needs no transport. The restaurant serves Indonesian cuisine, a good way to introduce children to local dishes. Guests rate it 9.0 across 1,462 reviews, and I would happily book it for a family stay.

Svarga Bebek Villas combines family rooms with rice field views, which I find the most Ubud-like setting for a family stay. Rooms are air-conditioned with a minibar, work desk and free WiFi. The infinity pool and sun terrace give children a clear afternoon plan, and the restaurant, bar and coffee shop mean meals stay on site. Walking tours offered by the property are a gentle way to see the paddies with older children.

Rana Suite is an adults-only inn in Ubud with an infinity pool, spa facilities and a lush garden. Free WiFi, an open-air bath and several relaxing spaces add to the stay. Air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms, a kitchen, a TV and a work desk, and a minimarket and coffee shop are on site. It is near the Blanco Museum. A 9.0 rating from 16 reviews is promising but thin.

Poka Ubud Hidden Paradise & Spa offers private pool villas and rooms with garden or pool views in lush gardens. Guests can use an indoor pool, a spa, a fitness centre and a yoga studio, and the family-friendly restaurant serves Indonesian, Asian and international food with halal and vegan options. A four-star hotel with an 8.9 rating from 643 reviews, it leans strongly towards wellness.

Casa Dewa Suite Villa Ubud is described as family-friendly, with a garden, a sun terrace and an outdoor pool open all year where children can spend the afternoon. The restaurant on site saves evening outings, and an outdoor fireplace adds a cosy spot after dark. A 24-hour front desk and concierge service help when plans change, and free WiFi covers the property. The main sights of Ubud are a short distance away. It scores 8.9 from 8 reviews.

Nawa Sakti Resort is built around what families actually use: air-conditioned family rooms with a sofa bed, a balcony and a private bathroom, plus a pool open all year. The spa gives parents a short break, while the café and restaurant mean meals do not require a trip into town. With 8.8 from 97 reviews, it scores well. The location sits outside central Ubud, so I would plan on taxis or a driver for sightseeing days.

Nagasari Bloom Ubud offers elegant air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, garden or pool views, a work desk, a minibar and free WiFi. A year-round outdoor pool, a lush garden, a terrace and a family-friendly restaurant complete the stay, and Monkey Forest is 2 km away. With only 23 reviews, the 8.8 rating is a modest early signal rather than a firm verdict.

A free scheduled shuttle to Ubud Centre is the detail that makes Om Ham easy with children, since you skip the search for transport after every outing. The outdoor pool gives everyone somewhere to cool off after temples and markets, and air-conditioned rooms help on humid afternoons. Ubud Market is about a 10-minute drive, so this is not a walk-everywhere base, but the quiet setting makes up for it at bedtime.

The Kanndra Villa Ubud is a four-star stay with private pool villas set among lush gardens with rice field views. A year-round outdoor pool, air-conditioned rooms and family-friendly amenities are on offer, along with wellness and yoga facilities, free WiFi and on-site parking. An 8.4 rating from 21 reviews is decent but based on a small sample, so recent feedback is worth reading.

Serenity Villa & Spa in Ubud has a family-friendly restaurant with varied cuisines, a coffee shop and room service, so feeding children is straightforward. The outdoor pool is open all year, and parents can take turns at the spa or the yoga studio. Rooms are air-conditioned with balconies over the garden, plus a minibar and work desk. The 8.3 average rests on just 3 reviews, so I would read it as an early indication rather than a verdict.

Ubud Dream Villas is described as family-friendly, with private pool villas and views over the rice fields, so children can swim under supervision without sharing the water. Each villa is air-conditioned, with a private bathroom, a work desk, a minibar and free WiFi. The restaurant serves Indonesian, local and Asian dishes, and the garden and terrace add space outside. The score of 7.7 from 8 reviews is lower than many neighbours, so I would read recent reviews before booking.