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Hotels in Sanur
36 Hotels
Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel
Jl. Hang Tuah

For travelers wanting a budget resort on the beach, the Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel might fit the bill. This is a massive resort -- one of Sanur's largest -- but in many ways it's past its prime. There are 423 rooms, ranging from quiet garden cottages to traditional hotel rooms and massive suites, but all need some love. We spotted wear and tear and old decor, and everything from upkeep to cleanliness can be an issue. That being said, the pools are nice and the four restaurants please most guests. Rates can also be far lower than other properties in the area, but it's worth shelling out a little more money for a room at Respati Beach Hotel instead. It's better kept and you'll be closer to town.

Inna Sindhu Beach
Jalan Pantai Sindhu 14

Much like its sister hotel, the Inna Grand Beach Bali, this budget property has seen better days. It still draws a steady stream of guests due to its prime beachfront location, but interiors are mostly worn, tired, and dated. The 61 rooms range from standard hotel rooms to Junior Suites, some of which have living rooms, though it's worth noting that the four rooms overhauled in 2015 are far nicer. Otherwise, aside from air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs, don't expect much in the rooms. The lovely pool has a shallow area for kids and a bar, and there's a restaurant and bar right on Sanur's beachside promenade. If you're willing to lose direct beach access, the rooms at Oasis Lagoon Sanur have a lot more style and rates that are about the same.

Swiss-Belresort Watu Jimbar
Jl. Danau Tamblingan no. 99A

The 306-room Swiss-Belresort Watu Jimbar might look nice in pictures, though this three-pearl property has deep flaws. But let's start with the good: The pool is a stunner and has a poolside bar, making it one of the hotel's most popular features. That makes sense, as there's only limited beach seating (a seven-minute walk away) and the hotel lacks a shuttle to the shore. Rooms are also a let down. While they include air-conditioning and free Wi-Fi, they're quite worn and noisy, and bathrooms lack any privacy. The restaurant and bar are popular spots with guests, and both buzzed with activity during our 2017 visit. Otherwise, though, there's not much to like about this place, and guests are better spending their money at the sharper Oasis Lagoon down the street.

Griya Santrian
Danau Tamblingan 47

Among Sanur's beachfront properties, three-and-a-half-pearl Griya Santrian packs a good amount of resort-like features into a compact package. It's in the middle of Sanur, within an easy walk of shopping and dining, though the beach is the star of the show here. Everything from beachside dining and drinking to a pool near the sand take advantage of the hotel's location. There's also a spa, plus an art gallery showcasing local artists. The 128 rooms are pleasant, though the traditional look in some verges on dated. All have air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and terraces. Freebies like weekly yoga, snorkel gear, and canoes are nice additions. The vibe at this hotel is subdued, and those seeking a livelier atmosphere might consider Puri Santrian instead, a sister property down the coast.

Kamuela Villas and Suite Sanur
Jl. Cemara No. 33

Located in the center of Sanur, within a five-minute walk of restaurants and the beach, the 19-room Kamuela Sanur is upscale and serene. Large, stylish suites have free Wi-Fi, LCD TVs, and outdoor hot tubs, while villas feature between one and three rooms, private plunge pools, and outdoor living areas with kitchenettes. Some furniture, though, is showing wear and tear. The pool is a pleasant spot, complete with about a dozen loungers and waiter service, and there is free shuttle service to the beach, where the hotel has a few chairs and umbrellas that guests can use free of charge. The restaurant is popular with guests and non-guests alike, and serves tasty international cuisine in a charming greenhouse with sidewalk seating. The hotel’s peaceful atmosphere is great for couples, but families may prefer the more lively Sanur Paradise Plaza Suites.

Tandjung Sari Hotel
Jln. Danau Tamblingan No. 41

Opened in 1967, the three-and-a-half-pearl Tandjung Sari is one of Bali's first boutique hotels, but its 28 traditional bungalows are pleasantly modern. Each bungalow has polished wood interiors, traditional Balinese decor, and its own private garden, plus modern amenities like air-conditioning and minibars. Special touches like a mosquito canopy and complimentary cotton nightshirts and sarongs add a nice bit of character. The hotel is on the beach, and has a small pool that overlooks the sand, plus a restaurant serving international and Balinese cuisine. There's also a modern fitness room and a gift shop. For a cheaper alternative with beach access, the Sudamala Suites & Villas additionally offers a full-service spa and far more modern rooms at the southern end of Sanur.

Parigata Resort & Spa
Jln. Danau Tamblingan No. 87, Batu Jimbar

Garden-filled grounds and easy beach proximity make Parigata Resort & Spa a decent budget option, but interiors throughout are old and dated. The 43 rooms include Family Rooms that can fit up to five people, and all feature air-conditioning, mini-fridges, electric kettles, and furnished balconies or terraces. There's a restaurant and two bars, and the hotel puts on themed nights in high season. The pool is lovely and makes a lively centerpiece for the hotel -- families were splashing around during our visit. Treatments and massages are available at the small spa, and a free one-way shuttle is available within Sanur. Travelers who'd like something more modern might opt for wallet-friendly Taksu Sanur, though it's farther from the beach in the southern part of town.

Tamukami Hotel
Jln. Danau Tamblingan 64X, Denpasar - Bali

The three-pearl Tamukami Hotel is a welcome surprise in Sanur because it does traditional style without looking old and dated. Tucked down a long driveway off of Sanur's main drag, this quiet and compact property is set in Balinese-style buildings around a lovely central pool. Balinese carvings are everywhere, and the charming outdoor restaurant hosts live local music on select nights. The 19 rooms are massive and quiet, with spotless interiors and attractive local art on the walls. They include free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, and minibars. It's at least a 10-minute walk to the beach and there's no shuttle, making the comparatively high rates a bit of a bummer. In fact, you can be beachfront at the clean and more modern Respati Beach Hotel for prices that are often lower.

Atta kaMAYA Resort and Villas
Jl. Tanjung 41, Sanur Kauh

The three-pearl Kamaya Resort and Villas is a gorgeous, intimate boutique packed with authentic Balinese charm. It features 14 rooms and villas housed in stand-alone thatched cottages tucked amid lush gardens, many with private pools, and others providing outdoor bathrooms with sunken tubs. All have air-conditioning and minibars, but maintenance is lacking in most, and Wi-Fi is generally spotty. Designed like an ancient Balinese bath, the pool is lovely and peaceful, as is the spa. The restaurant serves a small but tasty breakfast, as well as Asian cuisine for lunch and dinner. The hotel offers free shuttle service on request to Sanur and the beach, but its location away from the city center may not be ideal for those looking to explore the area on foot. Travelers on a tighter budget may want to compare rates at Puri Mesari. 

Kayumanis Sanur Private Villa & Spa
Jl. Tirta Akasa 28

There aren't too many high-end villa options in Sanur, though Kayamunis makes a convincing argument for sacrificing beach proximity for upscale digs. With only 11 villas on the grounds, this is an intimate, quiet escape that works for romantic couples and families alike. All villas come with private pools, outdoor living areas, separate bedrooms with private bathrooms, and butlers that are shared with other units. Keep in mind that some villas are more modern than others. The garden- and tree-clad grounds hold a lovely restaurant that serves authentic Indonesian fare, as well as a tranquil spa. A free on-call shuttle runs to Sanur and the beach club, which is a blessing because Kayamunis isn't within walking distance of either. For something closer to the buzz, opt for Mahagiri Villas instead.