COMO Uma Canggu

Resort hotel · Badung

COMO Uma Canggu

Resort hotel · Badung

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Echo Beach, Jl. Pantai Batu Mejan, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

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Experience luxury at Como Uma Canggu, where stunning ocean views meet chic accommodations, attentive service, and a lively beach club scene.  

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"This modern, steel-and-glass hotel skews more South Beach than Bali, but it offers a sanctuary from scruffy Canggu, a magnet for the global bohemian set. At the COMO Beach Club, in a haute surf-shack setting, the music’s always playing, the palms are swaying, and people are chilling in batik-cushioned banquettes and swinging white chaises. The Beach Club’s surf school, run by Tropicsurf, offers guided surf lessons for beginners to veteran shredders on Echo Beach’s famous left break. Overall the hotel’s wellness focus comes through in its delicious Balinese “clean cuisine” and its outposts of COMO Shambhala’s Spa and Glow cafe. —Alex Postman" - Chris Schalkx, Juliet Kinsman

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"Start at the top, and tell us all about this place.The entrance to the COMO Uma Canggu immediately creates the impression of a sanctuary apart from scruffy Canggu—a surfer haven turned expat village that’s been exploding with laid-back cafés and chic boutiques that are magnets for the global gypset. The modern, all-white lobby skews more South Beach than (nearby) Batu Bolong Beach, and the hotel’s gleaming stone-and-glass buildings, though dripping with potted greenery, are an unlikely bit of flash against the surrounding rice paddies and dusty beach roads. The hotel becomes more environmentally integrated when you walk down to the beach. The COMO Beach Club, with an aqua-tiled restaurant and poolside bar under a lovely surf-shack style bamboo roof, is where you’ll be spending most of your time, anyway. Here, the music’s playing, the palms are swaying, and people are chilling in colorful modern furniture with batik cushions and in swinging white chaises. Sounds lovely. What's the backstory on the hotel? Is it part of a chain or independent?COMO Hotels are a global, Singapore-based chain that center on wellness, be they on the beach (Turks & Caicos) or in the city (Bangkok). There are two others on Bali, COMO Uma Canggu and the immersive COMO Shambhala Estate, the latter of which is the model for Shambhala Spas found in all COMO Hotels, including this one. Got it. Alright, now tell us about your room. What type was it? How did it look, and what was it like to be there?The hotel is the biggest and most luxurious in Canggu, with 52 rooms and suites, 55 one- and two-bedroom residences, and 12 three-bedroom duplex penthouses, each with rooftop pools. My room seemed typical of the one-bedroom residences: light and airy if generically modern décor combining simple white bedding against natural textures like a woven grass headboard, light marble floors, a contemporary low-slung sofa, and rugs and pillows in marine hues. Baths are large with a glassed-in shower and walls coated in shiny brown tiles, more urban than beachy. The residence’s spacious and well-appointed kitchenettes, which contain full-size fridges and infrared cooktops, seems like overkill given the number of amazing and affordable restaurants just down the road; the features are apparently left over from the buildings’ intended design as condominiums. Each room has a large flat-screen TV on the wall. I did get in to see a penthouse, typically rented out by families or hen-party type getaways. The duplex, filled with contemporary style furnishings (low-slung sectionals, glass coffee tables) and large kitchens felt a little outré, but the much-Instagrammed private terrace pool with fantastic sunset views overrides any quibbles. I highly recommend the entry-level rooms in the building off the beach—they’re less expensive than the beach-view rooms, and in their simpler, wood-and-white décor is very cute. Noted—thanks for the tip. Let's talk F&B: What's on offer here?Breakfast at the Beach Club was an outstanding example of expat-inspired Balinese “clean cuisine,” including red quinoa bowls with avo and a soft-boiled egg, coconut French toast, nine-grain zucchini waffles, and Laksa (coconut broth with chicken, prawns and noodles). There’s also a gorgeous array of homemade yogurts with a rainbow of fresh fruit in a jar. Dinner here is haute surf shack, with Indonesian-meets-Western cooked over a wood-fired grill. (The mocktails are especially tasty here—I recommend the Tropical Julep, made from coconut water, cucumber, mint, and lime.) Glow, the hotel’s lobby-level café in a white, cement-floored space, is an offshoot of the restaurant at Shambahala Estate, serving teas, juices, smoothies, acai bowls, salads, and healthy baked goods, like Shambhala’s famous power cookies (aka “medicine cookies”) made from raw nuts, seeds, dried fruits, and honey. Yum. How about the other guests—what are they like? Who does this hotel attract?This is a great hotel for families, given the size of the main pool; there were also plenty of young honeymooners here: Canggu has become a requisite stop on the Bali circuit and the level of luxury and privacy you’ll have here beats anywhere else in town. Got it. What about the neighborhood? Does the hotel fit in, make itself part of the scene?The hotel is a little isolated from Canggu’s main drag of Batu Bolong, but that’s not a bad thing, given how crowded town can get. Because the beach roads are separated from each other like bicycle spokes radiating out from the center, it’s almost easier to get to town by walking down the beach than along the road that brings you to the hotel. Is there anything you'd change?There’s a raised lip on the transom of the suite’s doors, perhaps to keep out water during monsoon season, but I tripped on it nearly every time I came or went. Also, it’s sort of amazing that a new hotel doesn’t have USB ports next to the beds. Yeah, that is sort of odd. Anything we missed? Something cool about turndown service, or features that are especially wellness-friendly?There’s one very large pool between the beach and the main buildings that’s great for kids and just floating around with a cocktail, then a smaller pool down at the Beach Club. One of the highlights of the hotel is the COMO Beach Club’s Surf Shack. Run by the pros at Tropicsurf, the school offers guided surf lessons to everyone from beginners to veteran shredders on Echo Beach’s famous left break. There are other ways to stay active at the hotel, too, including a large gym with more than its fair share free weights and Life Fitness machines, plus a yoga studio and Pilates studio stocked with reformers. You can also book Indonesian-inspired treatments at the hotel’s small but excellent Shambhala Spa off the main lobby. Bottom line: Worth it? Why?This is the most luxurious hotel option in Canggu, so if you need a certain level of creature comforts, this is the place to stay." - Alex Postman

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I stayed here for ten days on a solo retreat holiday looking to improve my overall health. ||I chose the hotel due to its beach front location, excellent gym facilities (best hotel gym in Canggu) , ability to hire yoga and Pilates teachers and the fact they have a healthy cafe called Glow. ||What were the best things about the hotel. The staff were great. In particular there was one staff member on the front desk. I think her name was Ashri (hope I got that right) and she was just great. She just had a beautiful way with people and excellent conversational English. And I loved that every time I left the hotel someone opened the door and also when I arrived in a car. It is the little things that you notice that make you feel important. ||The spa is also excellent and I had some beautiful massages by a woman called Widia. I felt a real sense of deep relaxation and I don’t think I realised how stressed I was until after the massages put me into a better place. The front desk staff at the spa were also lovely and very professional. They keep in touch via WhatsApp with your appointment schedule and reminders. Thanks to the spa manager for recommending the massages that I got and checking I was happy.||The gym is open 24 hours I think. Nicely air conditioned with every kind of equipment you could need. I had about three yoga classes and three Pilates sessions which were all one on one. A woman called Lauren who is Australian did most of them. She was very knowledgeable. ||I ate at Glow cafe most days. They have healthy salads, smoothy bowls, fresh sandwiches and bagels with no mayonnaise which made it easy to control my diet. Also a few healthy juice and kombucha options. Breakfast was good looking out at the surfers and it is a mixture of ala carte and buffet. ||My room was very comfortable. I appreciated the turn down service each night with water top ups. ||I have been back a few times to Como and I hope to visit again.

580angeliaw

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Check in was attentive and the hotel was stunningly white and clean. I was accorded a king bed and the staffs were all very friendly and attentive to needs when you need them. The gym is up to date and clean. A lot of equipments and room for private training. The pools were clean and especially the one facing the beach is just amazing. ||Food was really good!! I enjoyed my meals tremendously so I can’t wait to be back

jboardss

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The hotel is very nice BUT, there is no Balinese decor anywhere on the property. The staff were absolutely amazing! They cant be faulted at all, so friendly and helpful. Pool was amazing, as was the food. Brekkie was a bit sparse, with not many choices, but what we had was very good (brekkie, lunch and dinner). There are plenty of alternative places close to eat.||||If you are surfers, the surf break is basically straight out front of the hotel. BUT, there are guests smoking and vaping everywhere, even in the restaurant.

Kriskerri

Google
I can understand the feedback was mixed. ||Our check-in was seamless and the team was very welcoming. The first impression was lovely with the view at the beach and a clean facility. ||We are at the one bed room residence which the rooms looks pretty normal with the price tag. Rooms in need of a refurbishment to keep the COMO name. ||Breakfast- Good service and a mixture of small selection of buffet and menu selection. Coffee is terrible though. ||We spend the afternoon by the beach pool and around 30 percent of the umbrellas were not working which I observed some disappointed faces. While the team were trying to find umbrellas - the service was compromised. I had to asked 3 times for a menu. ||Overall was a good experience but not phenomenal. Quiet and peaceful.

A Julianto

Google
We had a fantastic family weekend at Como Uma Canggu! Our room was incredibly spacious, comfy, and spotless, with a truly wonderful sea view from the balcony that we loved. The staff were extremely helpful and kind, making our stay even more enjoyable. Plus, the food at the Como Beach Club was absolutely delicious. We highly recommend this hotel for a perfect family getaway!

Jittakan Jirawutthipong

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My favorite moments are the breakfast with a stunning ocean view and the light meal with the same stunning sunset view. The hotel displays humble yet luxury design. The service from the staff makes me feel pampered. Spa treatment heals my muscle pain. Love the local market just across the street from the hotel, however, the more upscale products are the selection from hotel's shop. Rooms are always clean with excellent laundry service.

April Mann

Google
Our room was amazing like a small apartment, with kitchen, living room, large wrap around patio, bedroom and large bathroom. We received service twice daily for fresh towels, cleaning and turn down service. They did a little extra to help us celebrate our anniversary! The beach club provided an amazing breakfast every morning with an ocean view. We enjoyed our time poolside also.

Maryam

Google
This hotel consistently exceeds my expectations. I previously stayed at their Ubud property, and this time I stayed at their Canggu location. The room was beautifully designed, impeccably clean, and exceptionally comfortable. The staff were incredibly helpful and attentive, providing outstanding service throughout my stay. The property features two excellent pools, one for children and another for adults which were both well-maintained and spacious. The beachside lounge chairs had a perfect view of the ocean, Breakfast was delicious and offered a good variety of options. I highly recommend this hotel.