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The Taman Ayu sits in Petitenget, about a 10-minute walk from central Seminyak and within a few minutes of Potato Head Beach Club, Sarong and Ku De Ta, a well-placed base for the Seminyak restaurant and beach club circuit without paying beachfront rates.

The buildings follow a Balinese style, with air-conditioned rooms that have a mini-bar, satellite TV, and a private balcony looking over the garden; bathrooms have showers rather than tubs. There is an outdoor pool, a spa and a fitness centre, and practical services cover car rental, currency exchange and laundry, with free Wi-Fi throughout.

Breakfast is American-style, Taman Putri Restaurant serves international dishes, and there is a pool bar for drinks. The airport is around 20 minutes away, with transfers arranged on request. This is comfortable mid-range accommodation rather than a luxury property, the location does most of the work.

The Taman Ayu Seminyak

Garden hotel near Seminyak's beach clubs

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our review

The Taman Ayu's real strength is its address: tucked into Petitenget, about a 10-minute walk from central Seminyak and just minutes from Potato Head Beach Club, Sarong and Ku De Ta. It's a genuinely well-placed base for the Seminyak restaurant and beach-club circuit, without paying beachfront rates for the privilege.

Balinese-style buildings house air-conditioned rooms with a private balcony over the garden, and the outdoor pool, spa and fitness centre cover the basics well. Taman Putri Restaurant serves international dishes and there's a pool bar for something lighter. This is comfortable mid-range accommodation that leans on location rather than luxury finishes, and for Seminyak, that's a smart trade.

Highlights

  • In Petitenget, near central Seminyak.

     

  • Minutes from Potato Head and Ku De Ta.

     

  • Outdoor pool, spa and fitness centre on site.

     

  • Balinese-style rooms with garden balconies.

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Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

+62 361 4730111

Where to Eat

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  • Jalan Kayu Aya for restaurants and cafés

  • Petitenget for beachfront dining

  • Seminyak Square for casual meals

  • Double Six for sunset bars

  • Jalan Raya Seminyak for local warungs

  • Batu Belig for quieter beach venues

The best things to do nearby

  • Watch sunset from a beach club

  • Shop the boutiques on Jalan Kayu Aya

  • Visit Pura Petitenget by the beach

  • Book a spa treatment or massage

  • Walk the beach to Double Six and Legian

  • Eat your way along Eat Street

  • Take a surf lesson at Double Six.

frequently asked questions

Where is The Taman Ayu Seminyak located?

The Taman Ayu Seminyak is in Seminyak, an upmarket area of beach clubs, restaurants and boutiques. That makes it a base for the things Seminyak is known for rather than a spot to see the whole island from.

Is The Taman Ayu Seminyak a good hotel?

It holds a guest review score of 7.7 from 355 reviews on Booking.com, and is rated a 3-star property. Guest scores move over time, so check the latest before you book.

How do you get to The Taman Ayu Seminyak from the airport?

The Taman Ayu Seminyak is roughly 20 to 30 minutes by car from Ngurah Rai Airport in normal traffic. A private transfer or a car with a driver is the simplest way, and traffic in the south can add to that at peak times.

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