Family Nest Resort & Villas is genuinely different in Uluwatu — purpose-built around family travel, with the entire property designed with families and their needs in mind. The standout is the 1,000 sqm Pangolin Kids Club, open 8am–8pm daily, with treehouses, climbing nets, creative activities, and outdoor play. Villas range from 1–5 bedrooms across 1.5 hectares, with most offering private pools, kitchens, and flexible bedroom configurations. Families also have access to free cots and bed bumpers, pool fencing for rent, a grocery pack, toys and books on arrival, and nanny services (surcharge applies; minimum of three hours). On site are Sando Café, Ant’s Pants Restaurant and the Atmos Steam Club spa, while a free shuttle runs to Padang Padang Beach from 7am–6pm. It’s not a clifftop luxury resort, and the beach isn’t walkable, but for families looking for serious family facilities and thoughtful design at a more accessible price point than Uluwatu’s top luxury resorts, Family Nest is hard to beat.



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Our Take
Who'll Love it Most
Baby & Toddlers
PRIMARY SCHOOL
TEENS
ADULTS & COUPLES
Where you'll sleep
1-Bedroom Villa — Private or Communal Pool
Private pool (most) or communal pool access · Fully equipped kitchen · Full resort access
The most accessible entry point — still full access to Pangolin Kids Club and all resort facilities.
Some 1-bedroom configurations have private pools; others access the communal pool. All include a fully equipped kitchen, daily housekeeping and full access to all shared facilities. Check Booking.com for current configurations and pricing.
2 to 3-Bedroom Villa — Private Pool
Private pool · Fully equipped kitchen · Transformable kids bedroom · Sleeps family of 4–6
The natural family configuration — private pool, full kitchen, separate bedrooms with own bathrooms.
Private pool villas with fully equipped kitchens, spacious indoor-outdoor living areas and transformable bedrooms. Three-bedroom villas have all bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and a large sunken lounge. Check Booking.com for current layouts and availability.
4 to 5-Bedroom Villa — Private Pool
Private pool · Multiple ensuite bathrooms · Full kitchen · Sleeps large families or multi-generational groups
The standout for large families or two families travelling together — up to 5 bedrooms, private pool, full kitchen.
Large villa configurations for big families or multi-generational groups. Private pool, multiple bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen. Check Booking.com for current availability and pricing for your specific family size.
The RunDown

Kids Sorted
Pangolin — 1,000 sqm, 8am–8pm
Treehouse built around living trees, climbing nets, creative arts, daily supervised programme. LEGO wall at reception. In-villa toys and books on arrival. Ages 0–14. Longest kids club hours in the Uluwatu collection.

The Main Event
Purpose-built from day one
Private pool villas from 1 to 5 bedrooms on 1.5 walkable hectares. Fully equipped kitchens. Transformable kids bedrooms. Founded and run by people who live on site with their own children.

Feed the Crew
Ant's Pants + SANDO Café
Ant's Pants Restaurant for all-day dining from 7am — big breakfasts, eggs any style, cured salmon, halloumi. Sando Café for Japanese sandwiches, pancakes and smoothie bowls. In-villa breakfast delivery and private chef on request.

Toes in the Sand
Free shuttle to Padang Padang
Daily free shuttle to Padang Padang Beach, 7am to 6pm — no booking required, just show up. One of Uluwatu's most beautiful beaches. 10–15 minutes by shuttle.

Beyond the Gates
Uluwatu on your doorstep
Uluwatu Temple and Kecak fire dance close. Padang Padang and Bingin surf breaks a short drive. Airport approximately 40 minutes.

Good to Know
Atmos Steam Club
Atmos Steam Club and Pangolin both available at preferential guest rates. Facilities are also open to the public offering a villa cross hotel hybrid experience.
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With love from Uluwatu

About Uluwatu
Surf meets luxury, ocean views and some of Bali’s most jaw-dropping stays.
Uluwatu is Bali’s dramatic postcard — clifftops, wild coastline and a raw, elevated energy that feels completely different to anywhere else on the island. It’s not a beach resort area in the traditional sense. The hotels here sit high above the Indian Ocean on limestone cliffs, and the views are nothing short of extraordinary.
This is the part of Bali that surfers discovered decades ago, and luxury followed. The result is a genuinely unique mix — world-class surf breaks at Padang Padang and Bingin below, and some of Bali’s most spectacular high-end resorts above. Family Nest, Jumeirah Bali, TheUngasan, Six Senses — these are properties that earn their price tag with views andexperiences that are genuinely hard to find anywhere else in the world.
It’s not the easiest destination with very young children — the clifftop terrain means it’s lesspram-friendly, and the beaches in the area require a trek down. Although the hotels have private lifts, so don’t worry! Teens who surf, grandparents who want to plonk with a book, kids who want to get sandy on their private beach and not have too far to waddle back to their rooms.
If you want the most visually dramatic corner of Bali, a sunset at Tanah Lot Temple and a hotel that genuinely stops you in your tracks — Uluwatu’s luxury family resorts deliver every time.


