Tucked away between dense forest and rice paddy fields, the latest resort to open in the jungle-luxe Balinese town of Ubud feels very Tarzan and Jane.
Opening this fall, Capella Ubud takes its cues from the colonial tastes of 1800s European settlers—four-poster beds, brass bathtubs overlooking the rainforest canopy, giant Indonesian hardwood screens.
It’s all wonderfully whimsical and straight from the mind of interior starchitect Bill Bensley. Less 19th century are the private plunge pools, tented gymnasium and robatayaki grill.
Start saving now, because rooms start at USD1,000/night ($1,320).
