Rich in history, the Tjampuhan valley became the focal point of Bali's artistic community when in 1934, the Prince of Ubud, Tjokorda Gde Agung Sukawati, joined with celebrated Western artists Walter Spies and Rudolf Bonnet to create an artists' association they named Pita Maha. "Pita Maha" in English translates to "Great Shining". In 1994, to commemorate the birth of this artistic force and to keep alive the original philosophy, The Pita Maha Resort was created and opened its doors on 01 December 1995.

All individually controlled air-conditioned villas in the Pita Maha Resort & Spa feature private balconies, tub and shower bathroom, private bar and satellite television. The Pool Garden Villas and Pool Duplex Villas both also feature a private pool and enclosed garden.

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Dinner at USD 28.00 per person