Hotels near Kayumanis Spa Sanur, Bali

Very nice place. Big spacious rooms. Great servuce and staff. Breakfast not included, and the restaurant is not the best, so would go elswhere. Otherwise, higly recommended.

Good: 1) big pool with kids slides and pool balls, different kids activities (air hockey table, pool table, movies, staff-directed activities etc) 2) breakfast buffet variety Poor: 1) mosquitoes in the room due to poor ventilation (surprised there’s no reviews that wrote about this) staff changed our initial 1st level 2 bedroom suite to 3rd floor but still mosquitoes present) my kids got bitten all over their face, arms and legs during the night :( affected our whole experience of Bali 2) musty smell in whole place 3) dusty and old furnitures with spoilt lamp 4) sudden electricity down as the staff is doing maintenance without prior notice

Awesome Hotel to stay with the family… Very spacious rooms and suitable for the family. Overall hotel is the great to be if you are visiting bali. Only improvement point - it has very limited menu and portions of food is also limited. Breakfast menu is som limited that my wife avoided eating at the place. Hotel should improve on the menu list and portion of the food.

Strategic location to the beach and nearby many eateries. Staff is lovely. Room is cozy. Pool is pretty. But beware of mosquitoes!

I have a lot to say. On the surface, Maya Sanur is really beautiful and appears to be in a good location, staff are attentive and kind - as long as nothing goes wrong you're fine. After staying a few days we inevitably ran into a few issues. This certainly has nothing to do with the hotel but it's important to consider. Sanur is in a part of Bali that is less touristy albeit still touristy and draws enough crowds that you'd think the beach was really inviting when in fact it isn't. Sanur beach is gravely and pretty unswimmable, lots of algae and low tides make it almost impossible to enjoy unless you wake up super early or swim later in the evening. The crowd that Maya Sanur attracts are mostly older, white foreigners and not the friendly ones. I'm white but even I was like, ”What am I doing here?” If you like being around unfriendly, snooty folks, this is your spot. The staff were mostly accommodating and incredibly kind until one morning I requested an umbrella be opened on the beach for sitting in the sun. I was told, and I kid you not, ”NO, we don't put those up.” I asked why they were on the beach if people don't use them. I was answered with, ”There is a breeze so we don't open them.” I then asked, ”When do you use them?” to which the staff member replied, ”In the morning.” This whole conversation was nothing short of ridiculous, given the price you pay to stay here and the fact that every other resort on the beach has their umbrellas open is absolutely laughable that this man gave me such a dumb answer. I decided once we were back in the room that I should share this concern with the front desk. They apologized profusely and when I was on the beach later that evening, an umbrella was up. So silly. Another sort of annoying issue, I booked an extra night, I asked the front desk first and they gave me an inflated rate, they encouraged me to let them know if I booked a room online, which I did, on their site for cheaper. I let the front desk know and they said ok. Sadly, my flight couldn't be altered and we never ended up staying but when I called to let the front desk know our plans fell through, they offered me zero refund and said, maybe you can come back in 6 months to stay with us again. I felt a bit disappointed in this given that I wanted to book directly with the front desk, maybe even getting a better rate, considering I'd already spent a ton of money with them the first 4 days we stayed. When plans fell through, I notified the hotel immediately, less than 24 hours after my new booking and they were unwilling to offer a refund for a room I would never even stay in. I guess what I learned is, Maya Sanur is pretty but business and money far outweigh service and true hospitality. With so many other resorts to choose from, I wouldn't come back based on these interactions. This is not a low budget hotel so you expect a certain type of customer service. It is clear that Maya Sanur wants to keep attracting the crowd they have so I will look elsewhere next time. It's just sad that small gestures could have gone a long way to leave a better impression and a more satisfying stay.

We stayed in the two-story villa Damina for 13 days. Excellent beds, each floor has its own bathroom, large kitchen living room and private pool. Every day a shuttle takes you to the beach or shopping center at 10 am and 2 pm for free, also every day they refill water, tea and coffee on request. Cleaning is also on request, as well as a change of towels. The villa is great for living, if you do not pay attention to the old plumbing and here and there traces of air conditioning on the walls. Our plane arrived at night and despite the fact that the reception is not open at night, we were met and immediately settled in and helped with any questions. The beach is a 15-minute walk away, also 10 minutes away is an excellent grocery store and a very tasty cafe on the same road. It is very quiet around, which is important and there were no animals.

Location : very good. Service : good Spa : good Restaurant : expensive & have pork Housekeeping : not really good. They did not change our towel everyday. Water bottle also no add on by day. The toilet bowl only have bidet which not suitable if u have kids. Shower also no hand shower so u cannot wash the floor after shower.

The newness of hotel plays a great role, coupled with good maintenance of global standards and peppered with courteous service of Bali people is a great combination. We requested for a late check out, since I went for snorkeling trip and without any fuss we were provided. Just 200m from beach on one side (no big waves) and 200m from a great restaurant and Italian place (for gelatos, you’ll see a big queue) make Sanur stay memorable … better than Seminyak even

This kind of Southeast Asian style hotel room is totally unbearable 😂. We checked in at around 11pm. It felt like we were on a winding country road and arrived at a corner. The garden inside the hotel was nice. After entering, the room was also in the Southeast Asian religious style. Even the paintings in the room were stone elephants. There was a smell of Southeast Asian spices in the room. People who are not used to it should choose carefully. The hotel service was good. Even at such a late hour, there was still someone to take the luggage and explain patiently. However, the sanitary conditions and details in the room were not very good. The toilet and shower faucets were all rusted. There was a half-high wall separating the shower and the bathroom. If you look at the environment of the hotel, it's not bad, but the room is still a bit unacceptable for this kind of room with a religious color. The sanitary conditions and details need to be improved. After all, a place to rest is more comfortable with a clean and tidy sanitary environment.

Location was close enough to everything in Sanur, set just off the main road but nicely tucked away so you feel more private, the pool area is great and kept us entertained. The staff are fantastic, so friendly and helpful all the time. Short walk to the beach, restaurants and shops. Rooms felt a little dated but still nice. Beds were very comfortable. Air conditioning was the only gripe I’d say… we had two rooms and neither was very good. Had to be on full blast constantly to bring the room temp to 27 degrees. We only had food their once which i think was perfect as there are so many better options nearby for food.