The Samaya Seminyak Bali

The grounds were immaculate and the staff were always friendly. The villa was very well stocked with everything we needed and the pool was clean and sparkling.

The only thing I would have appreciated was an outdoor shower near the pool, as walking through to the bathroom across the very shiny indoor tiles was a little precarious.

Hospitality, service, warm excellent. Room was lovely size! Very well made! Kudos to the butler and restaurant hospitality 10 times over.

Food taste could be better. Check in staff could be better.

ولا غلطة

جاكوزي لي في غرفة بي مشكلة

The resort provides breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but none of them taste good. Dinner didn’t even come out after an hour. When I asked when it would be ready, they just kept telling me to wait. Meanwhile, the table that arrived much later than us had already finished eating. When I went to the lobby to complain, only then did they suddenly say that our food was ready. Even when I told them I didn’t want it anymore, they kept insisting and repeatedly asked whether I wanted to eat in my room or outside. I finally agreed to eat in the room, but the food still didn’t taste good. I don’t understand how it could take an hour to prepare tomato spaghetti, fried rice, and two chocolate ice creams. They wasted so much of our time on a trip, and on top of that, they even tried to blame us.

部屋が広くてとても綺麗です。 専用プールもけっこう広く快適でした。 スタッフさんは、皆さんフレンドリーで仕事をテキパキとこなしてくれました。 是非、また泊まりたいです。

無いですね。

The location on the beach is a haven from the hustle and bustle of the streets. The villas are huge and comfortable. The grounds are well kept and the staff are all great.

We couldn’t find any fault

The facility is very clean and nice and all the staff is friendly and nice and so professional and they gave us the best service

A week at The Samaya was in most ways an enjoyable experience. The Samaya is one of a line of up-market resorts set along Seminyak beach, which is a wide sandy beach with breaking surf. Great sunset views. It features a large freshwater pool in the middle of the lovely scenic grounds and has a bar and restaurant beside the ocean, set above the beach. An early breakfast there was very pleasant. There is a good variety of food items to choose from. Service from all the staff was friendly, helpful, and usually prompt. Accommodation is entirely in self-contained villas. These villas are walled and private units, and each includes a small swimming pool as well as spacious air-conditioned accommodation. There is no view beyond your own garden/mini pool area. The better and more expensive units are around the pool and main hotel grounds, while the rest are in a separate building down the main road and up a side road a little way. You can get room service meals, laundry, and free buggy rides to and from the main building. All good, but one thing is missing – atmosphere. Residents appear at breakfast time, then mostly return to their villas, never to be seen again, During the day, the pool and grounds were deserted, despite the hotel being nearly full. Some people appeared for dinner, but a lot go out to neighbourhood restaurants in Seminyak or along the beach. I personally missed the communal atmosphere that hotel public lounges and bars bring. This hotel is designed for people enjoy splendid isolation and if this is your thing, then you will love it. Of course, you can walk to many restaurants in town in few minutes from here, but do not expect refined experiences. The main eating street is Jl. Kayu Aya and it’s a party street with a ramshackle collection of bars and restaurants of a range of styles, cuisines, and quality. Sidewalks are lumpy, broken and occasionally missing, and traffic is slow but hectic. Fine dining exists at La Lucciola on the beach nearby, or Ku De Ta, at the southern end of the beach, a few minutes walk from the hotel. Last, consider the weather. Bali in October was incredibly hot and uncomfortably humid. Far better to visit in June, when it feels much cooler.