A Pramana Hotels & Resorts property set among Tegallalang's terraced rice fields, built around traditional Balinese architecture and the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana — harmony between guests, nature and the surrounding village.
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Overview
Beauty in Imperfection
Kuwarasan takes its cue from Tri Hita Karana, the traditional Balinese Hindu philosophy of harmony — between people, nature and the divine — expressed here through open-air pavilions, alang-alang thatched roofs and views over working rice terraces.
Carved wooden shutters, alang-alang thatched roofing and open-air pavilions run through the resort's rooms, suites and pool villas, each positioned to look out over Tegallalang's terraced rice fields or the surrounding jungle. As part of the wider Pramana Hotels & Resorts collection, Kuwarasan follows the group's signature approach of pairing traditional Balinese craftsmanship with quiet, uncluttered comfort — rooms favour natural materials and soft, muted tones over heavy ornamentation. A morning blessing ceremony and offering-making session is available for guests who want a gentle introduction to Balinese Hindu ritual, one of several small touches that connect guests to the life of the surrounding village.
Book a rice terrace view room. Kuwarasan's upper-category rooms and villas look directly over the working Tegallalang rice terraces — request this view at booking, as garden-facing rooms sit further from the outlook that makes this property distinctive.
Tri Hita Karana
Design Philosophy
Tegallalang
Rice Terrace Setting
Traditional
Balinese Architecture
Pramana
Hotels & Resorts Group
Rooms & Villas
Recycled Wood, Rattan Ceilings
Rooms and pool villas favour natural, honest materials — whitewashed wardrobes, wooden wall panelling and rattan ceilings throughout.
Pool Villa — Rice Terrace View
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Deluxe RoomsNature-inspired rooms with a choice of twin or king beds, air conditioning and views over the pool, garden or surrounding jungle canopy.
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SuitesIndoor and outdoor living space decorated with rustic, upcycled furnishings, designed to foster a sense of seclusion within the resort.
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Pool VillasPrivate villas with their own plunge pool, outdoor rain shower and terrace, tucked into the forest canopy for maximum privacy.
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Morning Blessing CeremonyAn optional introduction to Balinese Hindu ritual, guided by resort staff, including the making of traditional canang sari offerings.
Experiences
Rice Terraces, Temples & the Monkey Forest
Ubud's cultural heart and surrounding rice terraces make it one of Bali's most rewarding bases for slow, thoughtful exploration.
Nature
Tegallalang Rice Terraces
Bali's iconic stepped rice paddies, a short drive from Ubud, best visited early to avoid the midday heat and crowds.
Culture
Ubud Palace & Ubud Market
The cultural centre of Ubud, with its royal palace and traditional market, offers textiles, art and local crafts.
Wildlife
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
A forest sanctuary and temple complex home to long-tailed macaques, a short walk from central Ubud.
Wellness
Jungle Spa Treatments
Traditional Balinese massage and wellness rituals set within the resort's natural surroundings.
Culinary
Balinese Cooking Class
A hands-on class in traditional Balinese cooking, using ingredients sourced from local farmers and markets.
Art
Ubud's Gallery Scene
Ubud's long-standing reputation as Bali's arts centre means genuine gallery-hopping is easily arranged from the resort.
Dining
Farm to Table, Bali Style
Dining draws on local farmers and fishermen, with vegetables harvested nearby and herbs and spices picked from the resort's own gardens.
01The main restaurant, for Balinese and international cuisine
02Poolside breakfast, delivered on a floating tray
03Afternoon tea, with finger sandwiches and pastries
04In-villa candlelight dinners, arranged on request
Rice Terrace View — Open-Air Dining Pavilion
Location
The Cultural Heart of Bali
Ubud sits inland from Bali's busier beach resorts, prized for its rice terraces, temples and long-standing reputation as the island's spiritual and artistic centre.
Located in or near Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali's cultural and artistic heartland.
Within reach of the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Sacred Monkey Forest and Ubud Palace.
A cooler, greener alternative to Bali's coastal resort areas, set among jungle and rice paddies.
Set within the Tegallalang rice terrace area, a short drive from central Ubud.
Fly
Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) is the main gateway to Bali, with a road transfer onward to Ubud.
Drive
Ubud sits roughly 60 to 90 minutes from the airport, depending on traffic.
Confirm
Tegallalang's rice terraces are one of Ubud's most-visited sights — mornings before 9am offer the quietest light and fewest crowds.
Rice Terrace Luxury
Traditional Balinese Calm, Terrace-Side
Kuwarasan brings the Pramana group's signature blend of traditional Balinese architecture and quiet hospitality to one of Ubud's most photographed settings — the terraced rice fields of Tegallalang.