The Aman Group is the definition of luxury, and courtesy of its melding of exclusivity and restrained opulence is a firm celeb fave. The Amandari is the Ubud outpost, a cluster of traditional but seriously suave individual pavilions nestled among rice paddies and luscious jungle. aman.com/resorts/amandari

Love Ubud’s rainforest vibe, but want to be a little closer to the action? Como’s third Bali property, Como Uma Ubud, is just moments away from the bustling cultural heart of the area. Once you’re done exploring, return to your private pool villa for some peace and quiet, or head to the pool bar for cocktails and Indonesian street food faves. comohotels.com/bali/como-uma-ubud

An equally indulgent though far more holistically inclined Como cousin can be found in Ubud, tucked among the foliage. Expect serenity in spades here, with the retreat famous for its wellness offerings which range from an acclaimed ayurvedic spa to nutrient-dense cuisine. comohotels.com/bali/como-shambhala-estate

Fellow clandestine escape Amankila belongs on every bucket list. Perched on the Lombok Strait with views out over the water and boasting its own private black sand beach, this architecturally renowned destination formed from tiered terraces is fluent in seclusion. aman.com/resorts/amankila

A modern taste of luxury resides in lively Seminyak at the revamped Potato Head Suites and Studios. A sustainably-focused rebrand has seen the space overhaul its accommodation options into 168 design-savvy suites, many with beach and sunset views. If the design doesn’t tempt you, the amenities will, like veg-haunt Tanaman and the famed pool club. seminyak.potatohead.co/sleep/potato-head-suites

If you’re craving a stay with all the mod cons in one seriously central location, look no further than W Bali on Seminyak’s main drag. Stretched across Petitenget Beach, this eclectically dressed hotel is as well-known for its live music line-up as it is its supersized buffet (complete with chocolate fountain). marriott.com/en-us/hotels/dpswh-w-bali-seminyak

Canggu was a destination more synonymous with surf and late night haunts than it was with luxury abodes – until the arrival of Como Uma. Picture 52 modern rooms and suites perched right on Echo Beach. Cash to splash? Bag one of the modernist curved penthouses with both a pool and ocean views. comohotels.com/bali/como-uma-canggu

Jimbaran is no stranger to an expansive resort. Among its population of getaways sits Ayana, residing on 90 hectares of cliff-top gardens, perched just above Jimbaran Bay. Think family-friendly with a luxury edge, plus it’s home to the famous cliffside Rock Bar. ayana.com

The Four Seasons name is one synonymous with lavish living. Among its Balinese offerings is this Jimbaran Bay destination, a collection of villas in a calm bay which are elegantly swathed in the finest furnishings. While its trimmings will attract your attention, so too will its guest services, which include a chance to fly a private helicopter to surf haven G-Land. fourseasons.com/jimbaranbay

Traditional indulgence awaits at Karma Kandara on the Bukit Peninsula. Family-friendly private villas mingle here, alongside a clifftop restaurant, spa, and private beach club Karma Beach on the white sands below. For a special occasion reserve the Karma Grand Cliff Five-Bedroom Villa Nirvana which sleeps 10. karmagroup.com/find-destination/karma-resorts/karma-kandara

Sustainability and wellness intertwine with luxe escape at Six Senses. The Uluwatu hotel roosts on the cliff top with its gathering of sophisticated suites and villas each boasting uninterrupted ocean views. But it’s not just aesthetically pleasing with the eco-conscious space activity-inclined – spend your time here surfing, taking cultural expeditions, or learning to dive. sixsenses.com/resorts/uluwatu-bali

Sleek is an apt way to describe the architecturally strong (and eco-conscious) Alila Villas. Its cluster of one, two, and three bedroom abodes (some with pools) embrace minimal design to help immerse the building into its clifftop location, which nudges the Indian Ocean. alilahotels.com/uluwatu

It’s no surprise that fine jewellery brand Bulgari is behind another of Bali’s best luxury stays, which resides 150m above the crystalline waters of Uluwatu. If you’re after a particularly memorable stay book the Bulgari Villa – 1300sqm with 2 bedrooms, a living room, a private cinema, kitchen and spa treatment room (among much more). bulgarihotels.com/bali

Resort lair Nusa Dua can lay claim to the old school opulence of the Mulia. Expansive is an understatement when it comes to this place, with its 526 rooms, tiered pools, and statement-making statues which sit among perfectly manicured grounds on the beachfront. themulia.com/bali/mulia-resort

While not officially in Bali (rather on the nearby island of Sumba), Nihi Sumba is too unforgettable a hotel to ignore. A luxury wilderness escape, the award-winning stay consists of 27 uniquely designed villas tucked among the trees on the cusp of the Indian Ocean, dreamt up with the adventurer in mind (and ample activities to match). nihi.com