Hotels in Sanur

Sanur is Bali in slow motion; a seaside haven where early risers chase sunrises and afternoons stretch long with massages, seaside cocktails, and lazy beach walks. This east coast gem blends gentle tides with real village charm, from colourful fishing boats and quiet temples to art galleries and markets. It’s also a launchpad for island-hopping to Nusa Penida or exploring inland. 

Accommodation here suits every kind of traveller — whether you’re craving a five-star spa retreat, a family-friendly beachfront stay, or just a clean, comfy base near the beach. Sanur’s sweet spot? It offers the chill of Ubud with a sea breeze and easy access to everything.

Where to stay in Sanur

• Sanur Beachfront: Sunrise central. This laid-back coastal path is dotted with cafes, fishing boats, and perfect early-morning energy. Ideal for beach lovers, sunrise chasers, and anyone who likes to start their day with sand between their toes.
• Danau Tamblingan Strip: The heart of Sanur. You’ll find yoga studios, gelato shops, art boutiques and warungs all within walking distance. It’s the pick for foodies, browsers and fans of the slow wander.
• Southern Sanur (Mertasari Beach area): Low-key and local. Think quieter sands, long-stay villas, and a more residential feel — but still close enough for morning smoothies on the beach.
• North Sanur (around Jalan Hang Tuah): Gateway vibes. You’re close to the ferry to Nusa Penida and spots like Le Mayeur Museum. Best for day-trippers, culture fans, and early boat catchers.

How much is Sanur accommodation?

Sanur stays can be as simple or spoiling as you like. Prices here tend to sit below those in Seminyak or Uluwatu — especially for beachfront options — but can spike during peak dry season (June to August) or school holidays. Whether you're after a villa with a private plunge pool or a breezy bungalow with sea views, Traveloka’s filters help you find the right fit fast.

• Backpacker hostels and guesthouses: From $12 per night. Think no-frills stays, often with Balinese charm and tropical gardens. Great for solo travellers or short stops.
• Budget hotels and homestays: From $33 per night. Clean, comfy, and close to the action — with air-con, ensuites, and local touches. Great value if you’re out exploring all day and spending money on tours.
• Mid-range resorts and boutique hotels: From $75 per night. Lagoon pools, lush courtyards, spa treatments and sunset cocktails — minus the Seminyak price tag. A sweet spot for many travellers.
• Villas and apartment stays: From $90 per night. Kitchenettes, private courtyards, plunge pools. Great for families, long stays or travellers who like to live a little local.
• Luxury resorts: From $200 per night. Ocean-view suites, floating breakfasts, butlers and bliss. Five-star stays in garden-fringed sanctuaries where the hardest decision is pool or spa.

Top-rated hotels in Sanur

• Hyatt Regency Bali: Tropical gardens, ocean breezes, and three lagoon-style pools — this Sanur icon pairs five-star polish with Japanese elements and Balinese soul. A favourite for families and sunset seekers.​
• Andaz Bali - a concept by Hyatt: Designed like a modern Balinese village, this luxe stay wraps you in leafy courtyards, breezy villas and barefoot elegance. Great for couples, honeymooners and those after full recharge mode.
• Maya Sanur Resort and Spa: Sleek lines, lush vibes, and steps from sunrise beach walks. Maya brings you stylish suites, a dreamy spa, and that gentle Sanur rhythm from the moment you arrive.
• Holiday Inn Bali Sanur, an IHG Hotel: Bright rooms, rooftop swims, and a chilled beachside location. It’s a top pick for laid-back holidays with just the right amount of luxe-to-budget ratio — and easy walkability.
• ARTOTEL Sanur – Bali: Bold, playful and packed with personality. This art-forward stay is all murals, rooftop cocktails, and easy beach access — perfect for creative souls and snap-happy travellers.

Tips for finding the perfect accommodation in Sanur

• Pick your stretch of sand: Sanur’s coast has flavours — sunrise hotspots, sleepy villa zones, or spots near snorkelling boats. Use Traveloka’s map view to see what’s steps from the sand.
• Book early for peak season calm: Dry season (May–Sept) = the best weather and busiest bookings. Lock in your stay early, especially if you’re eyeing beachfront or family villas.
• Villa or hotel? Go with your flow: Long stay or just a few nights? Villas are great for experimenting with Balinese cooking experiments and quiet — hotels win on convenience, pools and extras like floating breakfasts.
• Use Traveloka filters like a local pro: Search smarter: filter by “near beach,” “family-friendly,” or “spa access” to match your mood — from sea breezes to morning massages.