Bali Cheap Hotels

Backpackers, surfers and partiers can find their tickets to paradise along the western coast of South Bali where the touristy towns of Kuta, Legian, and Seminyak are overflowing with shops, restaurants, exciting nightlife, and an incredible range of places to stay. Accommodations in these areas include anything from the extremely cheap guest houses of Kuta’s Poppies Lane to the unique private villas of Seminyak to the luxurious oceanfront hotels found everywhere in between.

The town of Sanur is another popular destination of South Bali offering some of the best restaurants and nightlife, but at a more casual pace. Located on the other coast directly east of Seminyak, this sophisticated town is home to a number of jazz bars and music lounges that offer the perfect avenue for a night full of wining and dining. Accommodations in this area include several private villas and high-end hotels, and although a little more on the expensive side, they are perfect for those who love to start the day off with a beautiful sunrise.

For the true paradise feel offered by five-star resorts, Nusa Dua is the perfect island getaway. Located on the east coast of the most southern area of Bali, this classy village is full of beautiful luxury resorts, pampering spas, and delicious beachside restaurants offering the best in grilled seafood, while the infamous Bali Collection offers all-in-one access to shopping heaven.

Those in search of a peaceful island escape can head over to the serene village of Amed located on the northeast coast of East Bali. This quiet fishing town is one of the most popular areas for snorkeling, sailing, and scuba-diving, and is the perfect place for those who enjoy the simpler side of life.

If you enjoy hiking through nature and reveling in breathtaking views from mountain tops, then Central Bali’s quaint town of Ubud is the place to be. Situated at the very base of the surrounding mountains, the cooler temperatures of this peaceful village offer the perfect weather for enjoying life in the outdoors, while enticing restaurants and unique shops line up along the streets to offer an impressive taste of Balinese culture.