Sudamala Resorts, an Indonesian boutique lifestyle collection, invites travellers to explore the archipelago through six distinctive properties across Bali, Lombok and Flores. From Sanur and Ubud to Amed, Senggigi, Komodo and Seraya, each resort combines intimate hospitality, local craftsmanship and a strong connection to its surroundings.
The name Sudamala reflects the collection’s focus on renewal, inspired by Balinese and Sanskrit traditions of purification. This philosophy is reflected in low-rise architecture, natural materials, locally sourced cuisine and experiences that celebrate each destination’s landscape and culture.
Sudamala Resort, Sanur, Bali
Located in Sanur, Sudamala Resort blends traditional Balinese architecture with influences from the area’s artistic and trading heritage. The resort features courtyards, villas and suites, alongside Sudakara ArtSpace, Ares Restaurant and Joglo Pool Bar. Guests can also enjoy cooking classes and beachside dining.
Sudamala Resort, Ubud, Bali – Opening October 2026
Surrounded by rice fields and river valleys, the new Sudamala Resort Ubud places nature at the centre of its design. Contemporary architecture, planted terraces and Balinese elements create a boutique retreat connected to its surroundings. Opening in October 2026, it will become the newest addition to the collection.
Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts, Bali
Set on Jemeluk Beach in East Bali, Amed Lodge offers a relaxed coastal escape with intimate cottages overlooking the sea and Mount Agung. Guests can explore nearby reefs, take village walks or dine at Suda Café, known for Indonesian favourites and fresh seafood.
Sudamala Resort, Senggigi, Lombok
Sudamala Resort Senggigi combines Sasak-inspired architecture with contemporary comfort. Traditional alang-alang roofs, natural textures and tropical gardens create an earthy beachfront setting. Guests can enjoy the beach, cultural excursions, Mango Tree Spa by Sudajiva and Lombok-inspired cuisine at Olah Olah Restaurant.
Sudamala Resort, Komodo, Flores
Overlooking Labuan Bajo, Sudamala Resort Komodo blends into its natural surroundings with low-rise buildings and locally inspired design. Its distinctive conical roof draws inspiration from the Mbaru Niang houses of Wae Rebo village. Guests can explore Komodo’s reefs and islands, encounter wildlife and take part in coral conservation and cultural experiences.
Sudamala Resort, Seraya, Flores
Located on the private island of Seraya Kecil, Sudamala Resort Seraya offers a secluded island escape with beach bungalows, villas and panoramic retreats. Days are centred around the sea, while evenings bring fresh local seafood at Lomak Restaurant, sunset drinks at Lamba Lero and dining beneath the stars.
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