Indonesia

The Candidasa region on the northeast coast is everybody's favorite undeveloped spot in Bali. And the Alila Manggis's two coconut-fringed, colonial-style...more

When it opened in 1962, the Hotel Indonesia was a 14-story marvel of modernism and became the preferred address for visiting foreign dignitaries, movie stars,...more

The lobby of this intimate resort is a 100-year-old carved wooden house incorporating Malay, Chinese, and colonial influences and stocked with funky antiques;...more

This hectic, sprawling capital has many business hotels, but for any semblance of luxury, travelers will want to upgrade to the Ritz-Carlton, located in Mega...more

A short drive from Seminyak along winding back roads, Desa Seni is a change from the synthetic perfection of most resorts in Bali: Set amid rice terraces, ten...more

The Kemang Icon is an extravagant 12-room caravansary occupying the upper floors of an opulent shopping center at the gateway to the chic Kemang district. The...more

The sweet-natured staff seem accustomed to seeing guests' jaws drop upon arrival at this contemporary resort a five-minute drive from central Ubud. The 44 rooms...more

This 60-acre resort—ringed by eight volcanoes—has 26 commodious suites in 18 exotic, historic Javanese buildings. All accommodations have elaborately...more

If you want to see what Bali was like before the tourists (or, really, anyone) took over, Menjangan Resort is the place, surrounded by the savanna and mangrove...more

Just two years after opening a gleaming tower in this hyperkinetic capital, Ritz-Carlton has launched a second hotel, this one with a streamlined contemporary...more