Hotels and Accommodation in Seminyak

Sitting pretty between Kuta and Canggu, Seminyak is what you might call Bali’s polished playground. Here, beach clubs line the sands, designer shops are a staple, and cocktail bars reach their peak as the sky turns pink. High-end restaurants with might run rampant, but this popular Bali destination is also all about those surf schools at Double Six Beach, massages by rice paddies, and slow strolls down Eat Street for a spontaneous nasi goreng lunch. Whether you're chasing beachside brunches or a a all-day spot by the infinity pool, Seminyak wraps all you need into one stylish package.

Where to stay in Seminyak

• Petitenget: Petitenget is peak Seminyak, where boutique browsing can run into beach parties without missing a heartbeat. Stay close to Potato Head Beach Club, W Bali, and the beloved La Lucciola, with quieter Petitenget Beach just around the corner.
• Oberoi / Eat Street: Café-hop, boutique-browse, and spa-sample your way along Jalan Kayu Aya (aka Eat Street). Oberoi is Seminyak’s lively heart, where Sisterfields brunches meet Bali Boat Shed shopping sprees — all a stroll from your pool lounger.
• Double Six Beach: Colourful beanbags, DJs at dusk, and surf breaks on tap — Double Six Beach serves up Bali’s relaxed beachside buzz. Stay here for easy mornings at surf schools and unforgettable nights at beachfront bars.
• Central Seminyak: Central Seminyak is a leafy pocket where smoothie cafés, day spas, and local markets line the shady streets. Stay here for everything within walking distance — warungs, boutiques, beaches, and nightlife, no scooter needed.
• Batu Belig: Quieter but still connected, Batu Belig is all about private villas, low-key beach bars like Mari Beach Club, and easy access to both Canggu’s buzz and Seminyak’s glam. Perfect for slower mornings and sunset dips.

How much is Seminyak accommodation?

Seminyak has stays for every kind of traveller — from social hostels tucked down leafy laneways to rooftop-pool resorts and sprawling private villas. Expect prices to peak between July–August and December–January when dry season skies and holiday crowds arrive in full force.

• Backpackers and guest houses: From $20 per night. Expect colourful hostels tucked down leafy laneways, with plunge pools out back, rooftop happy hours, and scooter hire ready to roll. Dorm beds are a sweet spot for solo travellers chasing surf breaks, beach bars, and late-night nasi goreng runs.
• Apartments: From $70 per night. Think sunlit terraces, serene plunge pools, and kitchenettes perfect for post-beach snacks. Apartments are ideal for couples or small crews wanting space without the splurge.
• Mid-range hotels: From $75 per night. Wake up to frangipani-scented courtyards, sip cocktails at swim-up bars, and stroll to the sand in ten minutes or less. 
• Luxury stays: Private villas with stone-carved bathtubs, rooftop cocktail decks, daybeds by designer pools — Seminyak’s luxe stays know how to spoil. Expect starting prices from $300 a night, but the ultra-glam beachfront resorts can rocket well past $1000 if you’re going all out.

Top-rated hotels in Seminyak

• Tijili Seminyak: Playful, colourful, and full of heart, Tijili mixes boutique style with a laid-back vibe. Double Six Beach, smoothie cafés, and late-night gelato runs are all within a flip-flop shuffle.
• Alila Seminyak: Right on the sand, with palm-fringed pools (which include an adults-only pool, a family pool, and a party pool), and a low-key luxury vibe. Come for slow pool days, stay for oceanfront dining.
• Kanvaz Village Resort: Tropical gardens, lagoon-style pools, and an easy stroll to Eat Street’s best boutiques — Kanvaz Village brings a boutique resort feel to the heart of Seminyak. Perfect for couples and style-savvy travellers.
• Potato Head Suites: Sustainable design meets Bali cool at Potato Head’s latest digs. Think rooftop lounges, beach club energy, and eco-conscious luxury steps from the sand. Perfect for eco-aware travellers, creatives, and music lovers.
• Hotel Indigo Bali Seminyak: Steps from the shore, Hotel Indigo layers lush gardens with bold modern design. Think sprawling pools, sunset drinks at SugarSand, and Double Six’s surf breaks just a sandy stroll away.

Tips for finding the perfect hotel in Seminyak

• Know your vibe: Petitenget and Oberoi bring beach clubs and boutiques; Central Seminyak dishes out cafés and easy access to everything; Batu Belig keeps things a little quieter but close.
• Book early for dry season: July–August and December–January are peak months. Lock in boutique villas early to snag the best pool decks and stay dates.
• Filter smart: Use Traveloka filters for gems with breakfast thrown in, spa packages, or beach access. Many mid-range stays come with luxe extras.
• Stay beach-close: Seminyak’s traffic can crawl — if you want to hit the sand daily, pick a stay near Double Six Beach, Petitenget, or Oberoi.
• Watch for package deals: Many resorts bundle spa treatments, dinners, or yoga sessions into the room rate — worth a check when booking.

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