Beautiful accommodation with our own courtyard and gazebo. Loved the outdoor shower. Great restaurant with amazing breakfast. Lots of lovely little touches like sarongs for resort use. A very comfortable and relaxing stay thank you.

The pool is a little small and located right by the dining area and there are no lounges to sit on. Unfortunately the chairs on the beach are very exposed even those with umbrellas.

Everything. This is a very special, relaxing and amazing hotel. Everything from the architecture, gardens, the staff and the food are brilliant. This is one of these places where the photos underrate the ambience and traditional feel of the hotel. Couldn't have felt more comfortable and relaxed.

Leaving!

love the location near the sea so you can eat outside under the large trees. great food and delightful staff

smoking is still allowed in the outside area which is very unpleasant for guests who dont smoke. the mattress is a little hard.

All the staff were absolutely incredible. Very professional but so caring, authentic and friendly. the Food, the sea, the location, the beach, the garden… just stunning.

At first, after checkin, i was a bit irritated, because our Bungalow didn‘t have an outdoor bathroom, like on the pictures. but after one hour I didn‘t care anymore about that…

boutique, privately owned, intimate, historic, calm, special in every way

We had an amazing stay. Best hotel in Sanur. Amazing service, decor, management, food and ambiance. Love the history of the hotel.

We loved everything.

What a magically beautiful hotel in a ditto location. This is one of the most beautiful and special boutique hotels I have ever stayed in. Authentically Balinese; comfortable cottage (villa) in Balinese atmosphere, a beautiful garden, lovely pool, fantastic restaurant (excellent food and neat service) and with its own beach. Everything your heart desires can be found here. Sanur is a nice place; touristy but not so busy and I have the impression that mostly older people come here. The hotel has an entry on Wikipedia and a book was published on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. A small snippet of text from the Wikipedia page: "Tandjung Sari (meaning: Cape of Flowers) is a boutique hotel located in the Sanur district of Denpasar, Bali. The hotel is considered among the first resorts to be built in both Sanur and Bali, and also among the first boutique hotels to be established in South East Asia." Source: Wikipedia.

Absolutely stunning boutique property in Sanur. This has been a highlight of our trip. The rooms are absolutely spotless and so so so spacious, the staff are so helpful and warm, and the food is out of this world. The grounds are lovingly maintained and the private beachfront area is the best on the whole Sanur coast. The hotel never feels crowded, unlike the other major chain hotels down the strip. While it doesn’t have a portfolio of facilities, it was easy enough to hop on a bicycle and go to a nearby kids club or other restaurants and cafes. The pool, while small, was perfect for us for a quick dip. We traveled with our toddler and he just loved the space and grounds at Tandjung Sari. We would happily return in a heartbeat!

Amazing service, the nightly bed turn down included spraying the room for mosquitos, we hardly saw any mosquitos during our entire stay, it was another example of ‘next level’ service. Staff at all levels are attentive and friendly, the grounds are impeccable, it’s both private and intimate with only a limited amount of bungalows it never feels overcrowded or noisy. I’ve read reviews saying the bungalows ‘are a bit tired’ - I totally disagree, if you want the average hotel room then stay at the Hyatt, if you want a true Balinese experience with years of history while still enjoying all the mod cons then Tandjung Sari is the right choice. We stayed in a Village Bungalow, perfect for a couple and more private than the larger bungalows. Oh and no TV’s on site of in the rooms btw

The area of Sanur… although in Bali the other areas of Kuta, Seminyak, Nusa Dua are only a car drive away (albeit through alot of traffic!) (so this wasn’t a major) but Sanur itself while it has a lovely beachfront walk and good places to eat it has it downsides - the beach is not swimmable during low tide and the shopping is hit and miss. It’s a perfectly fine base though to get to the other areas and you don’t have the cram of traffic and people like Seminyak and Kuta. Regarding the beach… we also checked out Seminyak and Kuta beaches, we wouldn’t swim in them, bring NZers we’re spoilt for amazing coastline, we felt Bali was starting to look a little polluted and overused. Best snorkelling spots were all in the north of the island away from the (over) populated areas

Loved this traditional Balinese hotel. The gardens, pool/restaurant area & private beach are all very well kept and respectful to the history of the hotel. The staff were all extremely helpful and super friendly. Food was amazing all round and dinner on the beach is lovely. It’s nice to go for a bike ride along the beach front or just wonder the shops/bars/markets. We only stayed one night/2 days post island trip but was very pleasantly surprised. We had a beach front Bure, it’s more of a garden front, not actual access to the beach or direct view but lovely never the less.

The beach front room was quite dark, our kids had a garden room which was rather big and much brighter, I just personally prefer a sunlit room. This wasn’t a problem at all :)