Welcome to Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan. Beneath a lotus pool floating above treetops and Bali's sacred Ayung River, discover a few dozen enormous suites and private villas nestled in the jungle. Spa magic with the secrets of the East. Eclectic dining at the breathtaking valley's edge. Experience the diversity of Bali by pairing your visit with a stay at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, with far-reaching ocean views.

"The birds chirping and lizards ambling by really set the stage at this resort "in a valley with the Ayung River flowing through it—everywhere you look you see beauty." Rooms showcase Balinese design and locally dyed and loomed fabrics. Villas have views of the river below, "great privacy," and "a stunning plunge pool." At the open-air Jati Bar, guests sip Bali-tinis."
Condé Nast Traveler, January 2009

The Resort’s 18 suites and 42 villas offer the ultimate in privacy and comfort – a tropical haven set in the lush Ayung River valley. Guest accommodations reflect the exotic surroundings, featuring Indonesian furnishings and local handmade fabrics.

In the spa at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan, tensions dissolve under the influence of exotic scents, the traditional treatments of the East and the calming beauty of the Ayung River valley. Immersing you in the spirit of this sacred place, Sayan's rejuvenating secrets celebrate the healing power of nature: earthen clays, mountain botanicals and warming spices. All in an environment of simple sophistication, complete with hot and cold plunge pools and every comfort and luxury.

Ayung Terrace
Elegantly situated on the crest of a lush gorge, Ayung Terrace offers breathtaking views of the river below. Enjoy an inspired menu of Asian-inspired cuisine and Indonesian specialties in the dining room, on the outdoor terrace and at the adjacent wine cellar. The chef creates unique specials each day. A children's menu is available.

Riverside Cafe
A casual, poolside, open-air setting with a wood-burning pizza oven. Set in the valley by the sacred Ayung River and shaded by an alang-alang thatched roof and umbrellas, this restaurant is open from late morning to early evening.

Placed within the sound of the Ayung River, the large, two-level swimming pool is a cool and relaxing oasis designed to follow the river's natural contours. It is surrounded by a wooden deck furnished with comfortable chaises longues, offering breathtaking views of the river.