Bali
in Indonesia

Like most Hoshinoya properties, the name of the game is in the architecture. Here, in the rainforest in Ubud, Japanese minimalist design and Balinese craftsmanship come together. Villas are arranged like an immaculately preserved riverside village, each with jungle views, spacious balconies, and private gazebos. A long pool links the property, encouraging slow swims. Breakfast might be served in an air gazebo suspended over the jungle – think Balinese black rice pudding and fresh fruit – or in your villa. Days are filled with cultural workshops, traditional spa treatments, and the simple pleasure of listening to bird song. Service is warm, attentive, and very on brand.

Nestled amid Bali’s verdant jungle canopy, Lost Lindenberg offers just eight elevated suites, each 45 m² of teak, Balinese stone and panoramic windows. Some suites and gardens will immerse you in lush greenery and temple views, while other rooms and lounges float above the black‑sand shore with uninterrupted sea vistas. With curated local artworks, access to a jungle pool, a Michelin-starred Balinese restaurant, and a world-famous spa, every stay here blends understated luxury, communal warmth, and eco-consciousness.