Bedugul Asri Village

Green highlands hideaway

Perched along Jl. Raya Denpasar Singaraja in Candikuning, Dusun Bedugul Asri (also called Bedugul Asri Village) sits in the cool air of the Bedugul highlands, about 2h+ from the airport (not specified precisely). Guests describe it as a quiet retreat from Denpasar and the coastal heat, with fresh mountain breezes replacing the need for AC in many rooms and villas.

Gardens are the star here: manicured lawns, a tea garden, a small vineyard, koi ponds and even sunflower fields form a walkable landscape that several reviewers call impressive and “indescribable”. The setting is calm enough that many families let children roam the compound on their own.

Villas, suites and cool-weather comfort

Accommodation ranges from snug family deluxe suites to modern villas and 2‑bedroom suites. Guests praise spacious, comfortable villas with big bathrooms, room heaters and good amenities, but there are also reports of very small, cramped rooms with the sink beside the bed and little space for luggage.

Cleanliness in rooms is generally rated highly—“spotlessly clean” comes up more than once—but a few visitors mention stained couches, scuffed walls or cleanliness that “can be improved”. Soundproofing is a recurring weak point: thin walls mean you may hear neighbours’ conversations, children, or even loud music early in the morning.

Agro‑tourism, walking paths and a nightly fountain show

Dusun Bedugul Asri leans into agro‑tourism. Paths weave past vegetable beds, mint and lemongrass, tea, and grapes; there’s a “secret garden” and a short walk through sunflower fields and plantations. Kids gravitate to fish ponds, water features, table‑tennis spaces and a playground next to the restaurant.

Every night around 18.45, a dancing water fountain show lights up the back of the resort, frequently cited as a highlight and “something very special” after dark. The grounds are sloped, with ramps and flights of stairs; buggy service helps, but guests with reduced mobility may find the terrain challenging.

Dapur Cemara dining and all‑day snacks

On‑site restaurant Dapur Cemara serves breakfast (07h00–10h00), lunch and dinner. Many guests rave about consistently delicious food—fried rice, soto ayam, bihun goreng, kolak, tea and all‑local produce get special mentions—with some stays including daily dining vouchers or both breakfast and dinner.

Others note a limited breakfast selection, gado‑gado and sauces that disappoint, and prices they find “quite expensive” for the taste. Afternoon snacks, such as Bubur Kacang Ijo or edamame from 15h00–17h00, are a well‑liked ritual, as are welcome drinks and snacks on arrival.

Service, booking experience and digital presence

Service quality is one of Dusun Bedugul Asri’s biggest strengths. Across Booking.com (8.4/10), Traveloka (9.4/10), Expedia (9.4/10) and Google Reviews, staff are consistently praised as kind, attentive and quick to respond—whether helping kids with table tennis, arranging buggies, or following up via WhatsApp with activity details.

There are some hiccups: at least one guest struggled to modify a booking via Agoda due to slow WhatsApp and email replies, and room service can be leisurely compared to dining in the restaurant. Still, groups, office outings and even full‑property corporate buyouts report smooth, friendly handling.

Digitally, the property maintains an active website (dusunbedugulasri.com) and social media presence on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok, with 2025 rates already visible on major platforms—useful for planners and group organizers.

Location, access and who it suits

Located on the main Denpasar–Singaraja road, the resort is easy to find and only a few minutes’ drive from Ulun Danu Beratan Temple (about 5 minutes), Bedugul Botanical Garden (about 10 minutes) and Bali Farmhouse (nearby, exact distance not specified). Parking is ample, but the hill setting, insects, occasional houseflies and patchy internet (for streaming) come up as trade‑offs of being in nature.

For families, couples, company retreats or anyone craving cool air, gardens and a self‑contained “village” atmosphere, Dusun Bedugul Asri is a high‑performing, nature‑focused stay that rewards those who come for quiet more than nightlife.