Segara Village Hotel

Mark Mitchell

We can't really fault this place. We really enjoyed the buffet breakfast as well as the pizza and pasta lunch/dinner dishes. The best past however, was how nice the staff were to our 10 month old. We also wanted to give a special thanks to Tari in the restaurant who made life so easy and was especially kind to our little man. Thanks for the great experience and we can't wait to see you again.

jolesen88

Very good value for money. The staff is really friendly, service minded and good with children (as in much of Bali). The prices in Byrd house is a little high compared to restaurants outside the resort, but that is expected. The rooms are really cozy, but the sliding door to the bathroom was a little old and worn down, so you had to lock it if you wanted to close it. I can highly recommend.

Ayu Remdani

a good place to unwind after a long week of stressful work! room is clean, amenities are good, ambience is very calm. i stayed at the Bungalow room, pretty nice. the hotel is really close to the beach and other markets. pool is nice but a bit crowded. the restaurant “Byrd House” is one of my favorites! Also there are some cool animals too haha. thank you Segara Village Hotel, i had a great stay here! 🤍

John Sloan

This place feels and looks what ypu imagine Old World elegance to be with a tropical theme. It's beautiful here. The grounds are overflowing the flowering plants, shrubs, and trees. Every where you look an explosion of color. Smartly designed pools with a modern vanishing edge all the way around. Small children's pools are also designed well and have flowing water component. The layout of bungalows and villas maximizes privacy while still providing short walks to the restaurant, pools, and beach. I could praise Segara Village Hotel for hours. Every component of an elegant, sophisticated resort - without pretense is well represented here.

Matt Haynes

I'd come to Bali to relax and I'm glad I stayed at the Segara Village Hotel for my 8 days. Walking up and down the beach, this is clearly the nicest place to stay - the landscaping is really beautiful, well maintained and the pools are relaxing and offer a choice about where you go if you want a change of scenery (or, like me, need shade instead of sun!). A shout out to Andi, who runs the swim up pool bar, where I worked from several afternoons. He was very friendly and appropriately attentive and even concocted his own really tasty specialty cocktail. With respect to the rooms, I stayed in a bungalow and the first night they put me in a room in an area they are renovating during the daytime. After a long flight from Europe, this was really infuriating, but hotel management handled it appropriately. I didn't have any other issues during my stay. The food at the Byrd house is both excellent and well-priced. They have a good combination of local and western-style foods, and the western-style foods are surprisingly good replicas of what you might find in the US/Europe, including baked goods like croissants. The WiFi and 4G service (on a local SIM) was occasionally problematic, particularly later in the day, which made working at the resort (or, as I understand it across Bali entirely) challenging with internet calls. Something to be wary of if you're expecting a consistently performant connection. The beach in Sanur isn't my favourite. I've been spoiled by other beaches. It's nice and relaxing, but I wasn't compelled to go into the water. The beach is sand, but the water is shallow until quite far out, so there aren't a lot of waves close to the shore like I'm used to. For those looking for a relaxing place, you should be aware that there's a fairly large area for kids at the resort, which is understandably attractive to parents and their kids. Some parents are better than others about trying to make sure their kids don't disturb those who would prefer to relax. Getting to the hotel via taxi was simple - it looks about 45 minutes (there was a lot of traffic, which I'm told is standard even for 9pm on a Monday) and I easily negotiated a fixed rate of 200k (ca. £10) from their initial 300k offer. The hotel was happy to arrange a return for 300k, but I organised a return myself from one of the taxi people on the street in front of the hotel for 200k. The one thing I hadn't appreciated earlier was that Bali is rather big, so it takes a while to get around to see the sights. I'd usually want to spend time doing that, but given how long it took me to get here from the UK, that I was more interested in relaxing, and the investment in time to get to some of the sights, I happily stayed put at the resort. I did go for walks on the beach in the morning, to one of the nearby massage places (£5 for an excellent hour Balinese massage at nearby Sanctuary Bali Spa) and some of the many restaurants in walking distance. If I wanted another relaxing resort holiday with wonderful weather, excellent service and food at a really reasonable price, I'd happily return.