Six Senses Uluwatu

I've stayed in three other Six Senses properties, and this one didn't live up to my other experiences. While the villa was stunning, there wasn't the exclusivity and attention to detail that is so felt in other Six Senses properties. The breakfast was loud and busy and the food felt more like what would be offered in a four-star hotel. There were staff and event set up crews walking all over the property, giving little calm and privacy.

Six Senses and the seventh sense that is not mentioned are the staff. From the minute you step into the property you are spoilt and looked after to the max. Nothing is left to do but relax and absorb the Bali life. We were lucky to be hosted by Adi and his team with a special mention going to Vanda and Mia. Adi went above and beyond with every interaction and always at hand to make sure, nothing was missed. What an experience and the parting gift of the freshest Balinese banana bread was a simple and sweet touch that made sure all Six Senses were satisfied.

We loved our stay at six senses and highly recommend for those wanting a treat in a truly beautiful breathtaking setting, with 5 star personalised attention to detail and the best possible bespoke stay. Six senses champion eco sustainable practices whilst offering the highest luxuries, a hard feat - which they succeed in every way. The low waste and utilisation of local sourced and kind products only heightens their offer and does not lessen the experience in any manner. This is a truly luxurious and beautiful stay location- everything here is clever and thoughtful. The layout of the build across the cliff face... The food… The activities… Clever, and exceptional. Best memory we will take away from our stay however was the team there. In particular Wira! Butler service doesn’t describe his hands on care, and how he made our stay special beyond words. Wira met us from our check in (first taste of the experience, handcrafted snacks at a reception open over an infinity pool over the grounds out to the sea), then took us to our room and got us settled, only to return with beautiful treats for our daughter and make sure we were good. Wira just set the vibe/standard, which was consistent from he and his colleagues for how we were cared for our entire stay. From a zero waste perspective, the skills in kitchen offerings are truly beyond words. The baked goods surpassed expectation and easily contend with patisseries across Paris London or any other cities renown for these that we have lived/ travelled. With the humidity and heat, how they manage to get pastry so perfect and onsite daily - just magic! The cookies / granolas / honeys - I will be thinking about for a long time to come. Everything was just incredible. We will remember it always. Again, six senses advertise a high level of luxury and our expectations were high, but only exceeded at all levels. I cannot praise the whole team at Uluwatu six senses higher, and also need to mention all the guys at the cliff bar, and the lovely lady working on boutique who didn’t bat an eye at my frequent trips to her for icecreams and for browsing in the store :) purchased a lovely sarong and scarf and learnt about the sustainable pieces that were very Every person at six senses though exceeded any level of expectation- for a place that has it all/ the people take it beyond anything the reviews / pictures and website etc can show you. Six senses should be proud of what a special group of staff they’ve got there at Uluwatu. We had a cliff side private pool room our accomodation, however, I’d be confident in assuming no room has a less than beautiful offering at this space. Six senses Uluwatu - exceptional 💥🩷

Whole day of sightseeing with perfect guideman. Pasek (not sure if I write our guideman name right) showed us plenty of unique places and shared some interesting facts. Also he was giving us some choices and suggestions where to go and what to do. I highly recommend to ask for Pasek if you go for a tour from Six Senses Uluwatu.

We had an enjoyable stay at this hotel. The food was good, the staff were friendly, and the rooms were comfortable. It's clear that the resort was not originally built for Six Senses, and that is noticeable, but overall it is a pleasant resort, especially for a short stay. As someone who has visited other Six Senses properties, I would say this one is definitely a bit below the usual standard. There are several areas in need of maintenance, and some details you would typically find in other SS resorts are lacking. However, I’ve noticed that even luxury hotel chains in Bali often fall short of expectations, so this wasn’t entirely surprising.