Massive resort split into 3 distinct sub hotels with Segara being the newest, Ayana the OG, and Rimba technically meant to be most kid friendly. The resort’s location is quite far from most things being south of the airport, with Seminyak about 40 min by car, Canggu about 1.5h by car. Segara has very modern decor - think Japanese meets Balinese. Beds are comfy, water pressure decent. Overall feels semi-luxury but I wouldn’t put it in the same category as Intercontinental for example (which is the same price range). Service is very warm, but sometimes too “present”. With resorts sometimes you almost want service to be omnipresent rather than in front of you. Also staff could be better trained to actually be helpful for any problems that need solving (quite a common SE Asia resort problem eg in Danang, Hua Hin, Phuket, etc). Rimba’s facilities looked great, adults and kids pool separate. Breakfast views excellent were to die for. Food quality seems to be better than the other 2 options too. Ayana is the OG, which means a bit more dated. Breakfast was quite mediocre there. Looked like many people having fun in the infinity pools. The shops were a nice touch - felt like I was almost in European boutiques. Not cheap though. Rock Bar was the biggest failure in my opinion. Very hyped up, lots of people lining up to take photos and to visit. Reservations are a must. Prices are sky high (my negroni pictured was about US$19 including tax), a Coca Cola would set you back US$11. Quality of the drink was rather mediocre (if you want to charge NYC Manhattan price for cocktails, at least have a proper, cold large ice cube rather than one from a mould with a hole). Cup was barely at the halfway mark which just doesn’t feel right (you can use a smaller cup if so). I would recommend a singular visit, or just take some photos and move on. Nothing like the “top Asia bar” as advertised. Overall Ayana is a beautiful resort for those looking at a all-in-one place experience. Plenty of restaurants, facilities, etc, which will keep you busy for at least 3-4 days. Expect very high international prices, however. A regular/mediocre meal would set you back about US$50-80/person. Which is quite untypical for Bali (even at high end restaurants on the rest of the island). The charm of the resort does grow on you though. It’s quiet and tucked away from the bustle of Seminyak.

Great premium hotel. Exceptional service and hospitality. Very recommended for resort-goers. Location is a bit far from the main attractions in the city, but once you're here, you probably wouldn't want to go anywhere else. All restaurants and facilities are accessible by shuttle ride within the Ayana complex.

Amazing, truly. Bali is re-growing after tragic pandemic event, and AYANA Segara is the evidence. Pleasant, warm and kind services from the staffs, nice restaurants, facilities, superb amenity quality, I really hope to visit again. Only I felt bad was shuttle bus which was too crowded in busy hours.

It’s brand-new hotel, so it is clean. I like the room size and service. It is near Ayana resort so it’s enough to use any facilities◡̈ Pool of Segara was quiet and long, so good to swim. I liked almost everything❤️

The pristine grounds of the Ayana Segara are nestled in the rustic Jimbaran Bay area. The brand-new resort within the Ayana family offers picturesque views of the Indian Ocean, where guests can immerse themselves in a blend of traditional Balinese charm and contemporary elegance. Overall clientele was mainly couples and young families in pursuit of a tropical getaway. We had an ocean facing room. It was well-appointed, and was exactly as advertised. Staff members are all helpful and very warm, going above and beyond to ensure guests feel at home. The service during our 8-day stay was faultless at every level. I am well-travelled and do not make these observations lightly. The grounds of the entire Ayana estate are extensive – over 90ha of manicured gardens and land. There are very regularly run trams which take guests across various locations within the estate. Restaurants and bars at the Ayana are priced at the international USD/AUD level. However, that is no surprise given this is a luxury resort. The Ayana Spa also comes at a premium price point. However, the massage therapists were very well trained, and the ambiance was calm and lovely, a reflection of the standard the spa was pitched at. In all, we had a really wonderful stay and an all-round positive experience at the Segara. I would highly recommend it.

Definitely a 5 star hotel. Rooms were large and New and comfortable for a family of 2 adults 2 kids. Private and exclusive. Service is really top notch, one of the best we have experienced across the globe. Attentive and down to details. Would have given it full 5 stars if not for 2 points: 1) food and beverages were expensive. We would have spent more here if not because of exorbitant prices. And I think this is the case for most of your customers here whom can spend more but doesn't want to be ripped off. 2) funny noises at night. Stops around 10pm interestingly so wasn't too painful. Like knocks, bangs and water pipes.