Sits in splendid seclusion, bordered by the dramatic Petanu River valley to the east and the verdant rice fields of Peliatan on the west. The ten-hectare tract of land is itself, a tranquil haven of tropical gardens and architect-designed thatched buildings, private pool villas and luxury guestrooms. There are 108 accommodations in total. Travelling time from Bali’s international airport to Maya Ubud is around one hour. Nestled along the river bank is The Spa at Maya, with private double and single treatment pavilions. It offers exotic sensory journeys and revitalizing treatments that refresh body and soul. Pevonia Tropical Rejuvenation skincare and wraps are featured, plus there is a dedicated riverside deck for reflexology. Dining alternatives at Maya Ubud include Maya Sari for all-day dining, with a breakfast buffet plus ala carte menus at lunch and dinner. Asiatique offers regional cuisine of Thailand, Japan, Chinese, Indian and Indonesian, and a teppanyaki counter. The River Café has a menu that includes healthy spa cuisine and snacks, delicious pasta and pizzas. Bar Bedulu is a breezy bar off the main lobby .The open-air Purnama Theatre presents professional cultural dance performances and dinner. Among the many recreation facilities at Maya Ubud are two swimming pools, tennis, pitch and putt, yoga pavilion and gym. Activities include nearby village trekking, nature excursions and mountain biking. It is a leisurely 20-minute stroll from Maya Ubud to the colourful and bustling Ubud central market and shops. A complimentary shuttle bus service between the resort and the township is available on the hour from 9am through 5pm every day.