Open-air Balinese pavilion at Alamanda with timber columns and planting

À propos

Le jardin d'abord, les bâtiments ensuite

Un sanctuaire boutique de bien-être et de retraites dans le nord de Bali

Alamanda began as a family garden on the hill behind Kalibukbuk, and the buildings came afterwards, which is why the planting is older than the walls and keeps arriving through them.

It is deliberately small. Twelve units, one Shala, two pools, one kitchen. At that size the team knows everyone's name by the second morning, breakfast can be late, and a retreat group can take the whole place without displacing a hotel's worth of other guests.

We are not a resort with a yoga class on the timetable. The practice, the food and the garden are the same project, run by people who live in Buleleng and intend to still be here in twenty years.

Where
Lovina · North Bali
Rooms
12 units
Shala
24 tapis
Retraites
Jusqu'à 20

Notre façon de travailler

Quatre principes auxquels nous tenons

  • Small on purpose

    Twelve units. We have turned down every plan to build more.

  • Local by default

    Teachers, therapists, drivers and crew are all from North Bali.

  • Honest about what we are not

    No beach club, no spa palace, no nightlife. Lovina at nine in the evening is quiet.

  • Water and waste

    Filtered refill stations instead of plastic bottles, and garden greywater irrigation.

Hôtes

Dans leurs mots

  • “Nous étions venus pour quatre nuits et avons tout réorganisé pour pouvoir en rester onze. La pratique du matin, puis la mer. Je n'ai jamais dormi comme ça.”

    Marieke · Utrecht

  • “J'ai amené quatorze élèves. Le Shala, la nourriture et l'équipe ont rendu mon travail presque invisible, j'ai pu vraiment enseigner.”

    Élodie · Retreat facilitator, Lyon

  • “Le nord de Bali est une île différente. Des routes tranquilles, des dauphins à six heures, et ce jardin où revenir.”

    James · Melbourne

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