Sanur has always been the quieter, more grounded side of Bali’s southern coast and Maya Sanur Resort & Spa fits that character perfectly while adding a level of luxury that makes it genuinely stand out in the area.
A 158-metre lagoon pool, 14 hectares of tropical gardens, a spa with international recognition, and direct beach access in one of Bali’s most relaxed neighbourhoods this is the kind of resort that rewards guests who want a proper holiday rather than a packed itinerary.
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What Is Maya Sanur Resort & Spa?
Maya Sanur Resort & Spa is a five-star beachfront resort in Sanur, on Bali’s calmer southeastern coast.
The property combines traditional Balinese architecture with contemporary design think open-air pavilions, natural stone finishes, carved timber details, and lush tropical planting that makes the whole compound feel genuinely integrated with its environment rather than dropped into it.
With 103 rooms and suites spread across 14 hectares of garden, the resort doesn’t feel crowded or impersonal. It attracts a mix of couples, families, and long-stay guests who appreciate Sanur’s slower pace the area draws a different crowd from Seminyak or Canggu, and Maya Sanur suits that audience well.
It’s a place built for people who want to genuinely unwind rather than treat their accommodation as a base for constant activity.
Location & How to Get There
The resort sits at Jalan Danau Tamblingan No. 89M, Sanur, Denpasar Selatan, Bali. Sanur is one of the island’s most established resort areas low-rise, relatively calm, with a long beachfront promenade that stretches several kilometres and gives the neighbourhood a genuinely pleasant, walkable quality that’s increasingly rare in southern Bali.
From Ngurah Rai International Airport, the drive to Maya Sanur takes approximately 30 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Kuta and Seminyak are around 25 to 30 minutes away, Ubud is roughly an hour, and the harbour at Sanur the main departure point for fast boats to Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan is just minutes from the resort.
That last point is worth noting: if a day trip to Nusa Penida is on your list, staying in Sanur puts you in the most convenient possible position to make it happen without an early-morning cross-island drive.
Room Types & Pricing
Maya Sanur offers 103 rooms across several categories, each designed to a high standard with the kind of finishing details that reflect genuine five-star thinking. Room types include Deluxe Garden View, Deluxe Lagoon View, Lagoon Access rooms, and the top-tier Beachfront Pool Suite.
All rooms come with air conditioning, satellite TV, minibar, bathtub, balkon or terrace, and an in-room safe.
The step up to Lagoon Access is worth considering if the pool is a priority these rooms open directly onto the lagoon pool, removing the gap between your room and the water entirely.
The Beachfront Pool Suite takes it further with private pool access and direct beach frontage, which at that level puts it among the most premium room experiences in Sanur.
Pricing reflects the five-star positioning and the beachfront location. Booking in advance and looking for packages that bundle breakfast or spa credits typically offers the strongest overall value.
Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out at 12:00. Children of all ages are welcome, pets are not permitted, and the property is wheelchair accessible.
Top Facilities & Highlights
- The 158-Metre Lagoon Pool
This is the headline feature at Maya Sanur and genuinely deserves the attention it gets. At 158 metres, the lagoon pool is among the longest in Bali long enough that it functions more like a private beach than a conventional hotel pool.
It winds through the garden, past sun loungers and palm trees, creating a sense of space and movement that most resort pools simply can’t replicate. Whether you’re doing laps, drifting along on an inflatable, or simply parked at one end with a drink, the scale of it changes the experience.
- Beach Access
The resort sits approximately 800 feet from the beach, with direct access through the garden. Sanur’s beach is calm, clean, and protected from the heavier swells that hit the west coast ideal for swimming, paddling, and watersport activities like snorkeling and canoeing.
The beachfront area in front of the resort has loungers available for guests, and the generally quieter nature of Sanur’s shoreline means it rarely feels overcrowded.
- Spa at Maya
The Spa at Maya has won international awards, and a visit makes it clear why. The treatment menu covers traditional Balinese therapies alongside more contemporary wellness treatments, and the setting private treatment rooms, calming garden surroundings, and a team with genuine technical skill elevates it well above the average hotel spa.
It’s the kind of facility worth planning time around rather than treating as an afterthought.
- Dining
Four distinct dining venues give the resort genuine variety across different moods and meal occasions. Kuu Izakaya handles Japanese cuisine with a focused, well-executed menu.
Mayasari is the main breakfast restaurant, running a buffet spread that covers local and international options. Reef and Graze cover casual and more substantial meal options throughout the day.
The highlight for most guests is Tree Bar the rooftop bar with ocean views and a cocktail list that gives you a compelling reason to be up there at sunset specifically.
- Other Facilities
A free fitness centre, yoga studio, kids’ club, cooking classes, and bicycle rental round out an offering that covers most bases without feeling like a checklist. The cooking classes in particular are a nice touch for guests who want something more engaged than pool time.
Concierge is available 24 hours, laundry service is on offer, and the property also has a wedding chapel and meeting room for events.
What Makes Maya Sanur Special
What Maya Sanur does particularly well is creating a sense of genuine escape without requiring you to be far from anything. Sanur is not an isolated location it’s a functioning neighbourhood with good restaurants, a long beach promenade, easy harbour access, and decent road connections to the rest of the island.
But within the resort itself, the 14 hectares of tropical garden, the 500 coconut palms, and the lagoon pool create a world that feels genuinely removed from the bustle outside.
That combination connected but calm, luxurious but not pretentious is the thing most long-stay guests point to when describing why they chose Sanur and Maya specifically.
It suits couples who want a romantic base with real beach access, families who need space and a kids’ club, and solo travellers or groups who want a high-quality, low-stress place to return to after days of exploring the island.
The multilingual staff covering Indonesian, English, Japanese, and Russian is a practical detail that reflects the resort’s genuinely international guest profile, and the level of service is consistent with what you’d expect from a well-run five-star property.
Explore Sanur Further with SatuSatu
Staying at Maya Sanur puts you in one of Bali’s best-positioned areas for both relaxation and exploration and SatuSatu makes it easy to plan everything around your stay.
SatuSatu is a locally curated travel platform where you can book authentic Bali experiences directly through SatuSatu.com with instant confirmation, dedicated local support, and no middlemen.
The SatuSatu Airport Transfer gets you from Ngurah Rai Airport to Maya Sanur smoothly and without negotiation fixed pricing, same-day booking available, and a comfortable ride to start your trip on the right note.
The SatuSatu Exclusive Car Charter gives you a dedicated local driver for full-day exploration whether you’re heading to Ubud, covering the temples of the east, or making the most of Bali’s southern highlights on your own schedule.
Since Maya Sanur is minutes from Sanur harbour, the Nusa Penida Day Tour on SatuSatu.com is a natural addition to any stay here a fully curated full-day trip to Nusa Penida covering the island’s most iconic spots with local guides, departing from the harbour closest to your resort.
All bookings are made directly on SatuSatu.com and support local payment methods including BCA, Mandiri, OVO, DANA, credit cards, and more.
FAQ about Maya Sanur Resort & Spa
How far is Maya Sanur Resort & Spa from the airport?
Approximately 30 minutes by car from Ngurah Rai International Airport under normal traffic conditions. Booking a private transfer through SatuSatu.com in advance is the most straightforward way to handle the journey without any airport negotiation.
Does Maya Sanur Resort have a pool?
Yes, the resort’s centrepiece is a 158-metre lagoon pool, one of the longest in Bali. There are also additional outdoor pools on the property. Certain room categories, including Lagoon Access rooms, open directly onto the pool.
Is Maya Sanur Resort good for families?
Yes, the resort welcomes children of all ages, has a dedicated kids’ club, and the calm, spacious garden setting suits families well. The beach access and pool setup give children plenty to do, while parents can make use of the spa and adult facilities independently.
What restaurants are available at Maya Sanur?
The resort has four dining venues: Kuu Izakaya (Japanese cuisine), Mayasari (breakfast buffet), Reef and Graze (casual and main dining), and Tree Bar (rooftop bar with ocean views). The Tree Bar is particularly recommended at sunset.
Is Sanur beach good for swimming?
Yes, Sanur’s beach is protected and calm compared to Bali’s west coast, making it well-suited to swimming, snorkeling, and paddling. The resort has direct beach access approximately 800 feet from the main building, with loungers available for guests.