Ubud Hotels - Indonesia

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <h2 align="center">Ubud Hotels</h2> <p>Find a hotel in Ubud, Indonesia. Get the best discounts on <a href="http://www.hotels-travelnow.com/asia/indonesia/">Ubud hotels</a> - up to 70% off the regular rate. Make reservations online. Indonesia travel information.</p> <p>Alam Puri Ubud from $149.06 USD<br> Kupu Kupu Barong Ubud from $304.79 USD<br> Maya Ubud Resort And Spa</p> <p>Ever since the German artist Walter Spies arrived here in 1928, UBUD has been a magnet for any tourist with the slightest curiosity about Balinese arts. The people of Ubud and adjacent villages really do still paint, carve, dance and make music, and hardly a day goes by without there being some kind of festival in the area. However, although it's fashionable to characterize Ubud as the real Bali, especially in contrast with Kuta, it actually bears little resemblance to a typical Balinese village. Cappuccino cafés, riverside losmen and woodcarving shops crowd its central marketplace and, during peak season, foreigners seem to far outnumber local residents. There is major (mostly tasteful) development along the central Monkey Forest Road (now officially renamed Jalan Wanara Wana), and the peripheries of the village have merged so completely into its neighbouring hamlets that Ubud now covers some nine square kilometres, encompassing Campuhan, Penestanan, Nyuhkuning, Peliatan, Pengosekan and Padang Tegal.</p> <p>Ary's Warung , Jl Raya, central Ubud. Elegant, pricey Ubud institution, whose menu includes crab fishcakes, duck roasted in Balinese spices, and pomfret fillet with jackfruit. Shuts at 1am.</p> <p>Bali Buddha , opposite the GPO on Jl Jembawan. Comfortable chairs, delicious juices, filled bagels, tasty cakes and sandwiches. Also a notice board detailing yoga and language courses.</p> <p>Bamboo Restaurant , Jl Dewi Sita, central Ubud. Inexpensive and authentic Indonesian dishes, with recommended seafood and interesting veggie options.</p> <p>Bumbu , Jl Suweta, central Ubud. Delicious Indian and Balinese fare such as banana and coconut curry and chilli-fried fish, and lots of veggie dishes. Pleasant water-garden setting. Mid-priced.</p> <p>Café Lotus , Jl Raya, central Ubud. Long-established Ubud landmark which overcharges for its rather average food, but has a great setting overlooking the Pura Saraswati lotus pond.</p> <p>Café Wayan , Monkey Forest Road. Good menu of Thai and Indonesian dishes, and scrumptious cakes to eat in and take away.</p> <p>Casa Luna , Jl Raya, central Ubud. Stylish riverside place specializing in mouthwatering breads and cakes, but also offering great salads, Indonesian and Indian fare. Nightly videos.</p> <p>Kubuku , southeast of the bottom end of Monkey Forest Rd, central Ubud. Ubud's most laid-back café stands on the edge of the rice fields and serves a limited but delicious vegetarian menu. The perfect place to chill out for an hour or two.</p> <p>Murni's Warung , Jl Raya, Campuhan. High-class, mid-priced curries, thick home-made soups and Indonesian specialities in a relaxed restaurant built into the side of the Wos River valley.</p> <p>Nick's , southern end of Jl Bisma, central Ubud. Recommended menu of traditional Balinese food, including fish and rice cooked in banana leaves.</p> <p>Sanak Rumah Makan Padang , Jl Hanoman, central Ubud. Inexpensive and authentic Sumatran fare, including fried chicken, baked eggs, potato cakes and fish curry.</p> <p>Tutmak , Jl Dewi Sita. Wholesome mid-priced menu that includes meat, fish and vegetarian nasi campur, delicious breads and cakes, espressos and cappuccinos. Board games and newspapers.</p> <p>Warung Ketut (Shadana) Vegetarian Café , Jl Raya, central Ubud. Tiny, inexpensive place, which serves the most imaginative Indonesian veggie food in Ubud. Shuts about 8pm.</p> </body>