ABOUT COMO UMA UBUD
Uma Como Ubud is a peaceful hideaway in the heart of Ubud, surrounded by lush nature and Balinese charm. We offer comfortable rooms, warm hospitality, and a relaxing atmosphere for guests seeking tranquility and an authentic Ubud experience. Your perfect escape begins here.
LOCATION
COMO UMA UBUD
COMO Uma Ubud, Jalan Raya Sanggingan, Banjar Lungsiakan, Kedewatan, Ubud, Gianyar 80571, Bali, Indonesia
Telephone. +62 361 972 448
WhatsApp. +62 812 3856420
Email. uma.ubud@comohotels.com
HOW TO GET TO COMO UMA UBUD
Situated around a 90-minute drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport, COMO Uma Ubud offers easy access to travelers arriving from both domestic and international destinations. To ensure comfort and convenience, the resort provides private transfer services at an additional fee , available upon advance reservation. Our team will be delighted to assist with your transportation needs.For information about private charters, please contact the airport directly.
For more information, contact uma.ubud@comohotels.com.
HEALTH AND SUSTAINBILITY
In April, we have officially achieved EarthCheck Silver Certification — a globally recognised symbol of excellence in sustainable tourism. This milestone underscores our unwavering commitment to environmental responsibility, as well as our dedication to aligning with the highest international sustainability standards.
SEASONALITY IN UBUD
Bali enjoys a balmy year-round tropical climate. Temperatures average a very pleasant 27°C (80°F) in the Ubud area and a little lower at night. The best time to visit is May through to September when there’s less humidity. In Bali, there is always the chance of rain, but showers tend to be an hour-long downpour, rather than all-day drizzle.
DESIGNING SERENITY: THE ARCHITECTURE of COMO Uma Ubud
At COMO Uma Ubud, architecture becomes an experience. The resort opens with a light-filled central hub, where the lobby, pool, and bar come together as a welcoming gathering space. As guests move beyond this openness, they follow meandering garden paths, enclosed by tall greenery that creates a quiet, almost hidden journey to each private room and suite.
The vision began with Koichiro Ikebuchi, whose minimalist Japanese sensibilities shaped the first design, and was later reinterpreted in 2012 by designer Maximilian Jencquel to reflect the feeling of a tranquil hillside home, embedded within nature.