Welcome to Goya Boutique Resort - Authentic Experience of Ubud
Discover modern simplicity alongside Balinese harmony; where contemporary comforts and traditional aesthetics meet at Goya Boutique Resort.
Located in the heart of Ubud, the artisan village of Bali and an idyllic destination embodying a serenely timeless way of life, Goya Boutique Resort is a tropical hideaway that offers the tranquility of private villas set in a lush garden retreat.
Why Book Direct
An opportunity to experience more
- Luxurious Bvlgari bathroom amenities
- Stay 4 consecutive nights get complimentary one time pickup or drop airport transfer
- Complimentary one time minibar during stay
- Complimentary of snack & infuse drinks at Senja Bar & Resto, replenished daily
- 15% discount for foods & beverages at Senja Bar & Resto (exclusive alcoholic drinks)
- Complimentary 30 minutes welcome massage
- 40% discount at Goya Spa (selected treatment)
- Nespresso coffee machine facilities in all room
- A 30-minute complimentary in-resort photo session (get 1 HD digital photos)
Goya Experiences
- Tegalalang Rice Terrace
- Gunung Kawi Temple
- Holy Water Temple (Tirta Empul)
- Elephant Cave Temple
- Price for 4 persons
- Additional person @ IDR. 200K nett per person
- One day in advance reservation
- Luxury Toyota Innova with free wifi
- English spoken driver
- Balinese Sarong
- Mineral Water
Savor the exquisite tastes of Bali, a Balinese Food Extravaganza. Experience a night of culinary, cultural and celebration.
BALINESE BUFFET | TOPENG DANCE | ACCOUSTIC
Every Thursday start at 7.00 pm
Bring the seaside flavors of Jimbaran to the heart of Ubud, grilled delights, authentic Balinese spices and magical Ubud vibes.
BALINESE DANCE | LIVE ACOUSTIC
Every Monday start at 7.00 pm – onwards
Balinese Cooking Class
A culinary and cultural journey, discovering the unique flavors and cooking styles of Bali’s homegrown cuisine, offering a fascinating introduction into the most exotic ingredients and unique culinary heritage of Bali.
Menu Cooking Class:
Sate Lilit Ayam (Balinese Skewers with Bamboo)
Minced Chicken, Balinese Spice, Kaffir Lime Leaves, Red Chilli, Hot Chilli, Grated Coconut, Lemongrass, Salt & Pepper
Pepes Ikan (Steam Fish Wrapped with Banana Leaves)
Snapper Fillet, Balinese Yellow Sauce, Kaffir Lime Leaves, Chilli Red & Hot Chilli, Lemongrass, Salam Leaves, Tomato, Salt & Pepper
Lawar Be Siap (Minced Chicken with Balinese Spice)
Chicken Breast, Balinese Spice, Kaffir Lime Leaves & Juice, Long Beans, Chilli Red, Grated Coconut, Salt & Pepper
Sumping Nangka (Balinese Steamed Jack Fruit Cake, wrapped in Banana Leaves)
Rice Flour, Jack Fruit, Grated Coconut, Sugar, Hot Water, Banana Leaves, Salt
*Include Refreshment Drink
Tipat
Tipat is a traditional Balinese offering made from woven young coconut leaves, used in rituals (upakara) to honor deities and express gratitude. Each type carries symbolic meaning connected to life, maturity, and spiritual harmony.
Tipat Dampulan
Shaped like a baby turtle, symbolizing resilience and maturity. Just as baby turtles must survive on their own from birth, this Tipat represents acceptance of life’s joys, challenges, and transitions.
Tipat Taluh
Known as “Egg Tipat,” simple and delicate. It symbolizes purity, new beginnings, and the fragility of life. Often used to carry eggs in offerings.
Tipat Sari
Shaped like a small mountain, representing gratitude for stability and harmony between humans and the natural world.
Canang Sari
Canang Sari is a daily offering created to express gratitude to Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa.
The word canang refers to the coconut-leaf tray, while sari means “essence,” representing the essence of a sincere offering.
At the heart of Canang Sari is Porosan—a mix of betel leaf, chalk, and gambier—symbolizing the Hindu Trimurti: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Flowers of different colors are added to represent balance and harmony.
Canang Sari is placed in temples, home shrines, and public spaces as a symbol of peace, devotion, and gratitude.
Materials Provided in the Class
- Young coconut leaves
- Flowers (frangipani, hibiscus, marigolds, etc.)
- Knife for shaping leaves
- Bamboo sticks/strepless
- Optional tray as a base
The Balinese Dance Class invites you to learn the elegance and symbolism behind traditional Balinese dance. Known for its graceful and expressive movements, Balinese dance uses gestures, posture, and rhythm to convey emotions, stories, and welcoming expressions. During the class, you will be guided through the signature hand gestures, footwork, and body movements that form an essential part of Bali’s cultural heritage.
The dance commonly taught in the class is the Puspanjali Dance — a traditional welcoming dance performed by a group of female dancers. The word Puspanjali comes from puspa (flower) and anjali (respect), symbolizing “an offering of respect as beautiful as flowers.” This dance expresses the host’s warm appreciation and honor for the arrival of guests.
Key Elements of the Puspanjali Dance
Hand Gestures
Delicate, intentional hand gestures are used to convey welcome and respect. Movements are slow, graceful, and symbolic of gentle offering.
Footwork
The dance features intricate and measured footwork, supporting the expressive hand movements while maintaining poise and balance.
Body Movements
Soft yet expressive body movements help convey emotion and meaning. Each gesture is performed with intention, highlighting the beauty of the dance’s storytelling.
Facial Expressions
Facial expressions are essential in Balinese dance, adding depth and emotion to every movement and enhancing the overall performance.
The Kite Making Class introduces you to the art of crafting traditional Balinese kites, made using bamboo and shaped in unique, culturally inspired forms. This hands-on activity is a fun and engaging way to experience Bali’s creative heritage while learning the techniques behind its iconic kite designs.
Materials Provided
- Bamboo rods – for building the kite frame
- Rope – for the string and structural ties
- Glue – to secure the paper or fabric to the frame
- Scissors – for cutting and shaping materials
- Paper – to cover and decorate the kite
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