Segara Village Hotel

Segara Village is a lovely place to stay. The grounds and gardens are beautiful and spacious. It has pools and direct access to the beach. The reef is dead but still provides a breakwater between the sea and land. There are plenty of eating options along the beach boardwalk. So, very comfortable onsite but no feeling of having to stay in hotel all the time.

Right on the beach, which was great! Was an entire village of pools, spas, restaurants! Seemed to be on one end of the strip! Def lots of families! Could easily walk around both the beach and the shopping street!

From check in to after check out this is a lovely full service resort. The grounds and pools are very well maintained. The staff is really fun and helpful. The happy hours at Jacuzzi bar was a nice surprise. I had a late flight and they arranged a curtesy room/shower so I could use the facilities after checking out. The spa services are quality. The area is a bit touristy with many hawkers so after awhile of walking around, it was nice to get back to the hotel and relax. The bungalow was really cool, private and comfortable.

The room and resort were pretty great. Extremely clean, comfortable with welcoming and helpful staff. If you want anything, the hotel either has it, or knows where you can get it from. Having walked down the beachfront into Sanur, I would say that the thing Segara Village falls short on is how modern it is. Compared to other beachfront locations, it looked a bit more dated. However, this just my opinion and not something I would mark them down for.