Six Senses Uluwatu is where Uluwatu’s ultra-luxe market reaches its most considered expression. 103 villas and suites on the limestone cliffs of Pecatu — every accommodation facing the Indian Ocean, all interspersed with lush vegetation for genuine seclusion. The most sought-after are the cliff pool villas: 21-square-meter private outdoor pools, ocean-facing deep-soak bathtubs on the deck, and an unbroken horizon of the Indian Ocean that guests describe in review after review as the finest view in Bali. The property is the only World Green Council-certified hotel on the island — an organic sustainability philosophy that runs through everything from the farm-to-table dining to the wooden key cards.
Six Senses operates its butler service through GEM — Guest Experience Makers — assigned to all guests throughout their stay and consistently singled out in reviews as the element that sets the property apart from every other luxury hotel in Uluwatu. GEM handles everything from restaurant reservations to children’s activities to dietary requirements.
The kids club, children’s pool and playground are confirmed facilities. An outdoor Cinema Paradiso screens films in the evenings — on at least two days per week, children’s movies are scheduled. Six Senses’ free ice cream from the Grab & Go station is called out in more TripAdvisor reviews than almost any other feature. The dining program is farm-to-table with daily-changing menus. Rocka serves Indonesian and international cuisine. Watu Steakhouse offers premium meat and Japanese cuisine. Three pools — two outdoor, one indoor — open 8am to 7pm with complimentary cabanas. The Six Senses Spa has eight treatment rooms, a sauna, a steam room, and a singing bowl relaxation treatment that guests describe as the standout wellness experience in Uluwatu. The resort sits at the absolute top of the price range for Uluwatu — it rewards families who want the very best and understand that the experience is the investment.
