Ini Vie Hospitality's Kaamala Resort Ubud Holds Eco Tourism Bali Gold Badge With 32 Suites and 21 Villas

iNi ViE Hospitality announced on November 14, 2026 that Kaamala Resort Ubud holds a Gold Badge from Eco Tourism Bali and runs environmental and cultural programmes across its daily operations. The Bali-based hospitality management group disclosed the resort's sustainability commitment in a GlobeNewswire release.

Kaamala's Lotus-Inspired Guest Programme

Kaamala Resort Ubud takes its name from "Kamala," the Sanskrit word for lotus, and the resort builds its guest experience around that symbol. Arrivals begin with a Lotus-Inspired Welcome that includes a Balinese blessing and foot-washing ritual with bamboo music and aromatic mist. Guests can join Canang Sari, the traditional art of making Balinese offerings, followed by a guided walk called The Offering of Gratitude.

Wellness programming includes Lotus Flow Pilates, delivered through a guided in-room video with affirmations. Cultural and culinary sessions cover live cooking demonstrations, mocktail-making and sushi classes, towel-folding demonstrations, and introductory Indonesian language lessons through Learn in Bahasa.

On the environmental side, the resort uses TERRA-filtered water instead of bottled water, paired with a Water of Life ritual that invites guests to pour mindfully while reflecting on water conservation. Operations include solar-powered systems, smart water treatment, energy-saving practices, waste sorting, tree preservation, recycled materials and an electric vehicle charging station. The resort prioritises local residents for employment and training and works with local artisans on cultural activities. Through The Root Ritual, guests can take part in tree planting, and voluntary donations support children and communities in nearby villages through the resort's corporate social responsibility programme.

Kaamala offers 32 suites and 21 private pool villas, four dining venues (Shichirin Ubud, Habitat Bistro, Seven Paintings Ubud and Wild Air), Svaha Spa Bisma, an infinity pool, a gym, a Yoga Chapel and a Sunset Spot. Seven Paintings Ubud serves a seven-course dinner for up to 16 guests per session, with two sessions daily at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Ini Vie Hospitality's Bali Portfolio

iNi ViE Hospitality is a Bali-based hospitality management group founded in 2011 and headquartered in Badung, according to akta.pro company records. The same records list a portfolio breakdown of 16 resorts, 11 luxury villas, 9 SOLO properties, 8 premium villas and 4 midscale villas across 48 total properties in Bali, with 9 properties in Ubud, 18 in Seminyak and 14 in Canggu.

The records also list recent moves including new luxury resort and villa openings across Bali such as Leedon Villa Seminyak, Ajowa Resort & Spa Seminyak and La Mewali Resort & Spa Canggu, and a unified Culinary Journey dining platform spanning restaurant brands including Norii, Riserva, Terra Verte, Tsune, Shichirin and Hichori. The wellness vertical was expanded through Svaha Wellness, bundling Svaha Spa locations with Hammana hammam-style spa and the Souljourn mindfulness concept.

Kaamala's Ubud Location and Access

Kaamala sits near the Sacred Monkey Forest, approximately five minutes away, with the Blanco Museum around eight minutes away. Ubud Palace and Ubud Art Market are approximately 10 minutes from the property, and Campuhan Ridge Walk is about 15 minutes away. Tegallalang Rice Terrace, silver-making classes in Celuk and workshops at Serayu Pot are each approximately 20 minutes away, and a complimentary shuttle runs to Central Ubud.