Jungle Fish Bali

"A Jungle Jem Perched high above the Oos River to the west of Ubud, Junglefish offers a super-stylish yet relaxed space to swim, eat, drink and generally feel spoiled rotten. Comfortable cabanas and loungers with idyllic floaty curtains and cushions make you feel like a celebrity, while extremely friendly and well-trained staff serve up delicious food and fabulously tropical drinks. Children are welcomed and the pool is plenty big enough to allow adults who would rather not be splashed far away. Enjoy a day of indulgent laziness with a stunning view or come in the evening for DJ nights and dance with the light of the moon reflecting off the pool."

"With EDM and a large infinity pool overlooking the towering teak and mahogany trees of Ubud’s misty Campuhan Ridge, Jungle Fish offers a party-like respite from kombucha and kundalini yoga. The club's surprisingly extensive and experimental drinks make good use of local ingredients like snakefruit-infused arak, kaffir lime, and chili. (Heck, the tequila- and turmeric-based Kunyit Mama Rita might even be good for you.) The menu has Asian mezze platters, wood-fired pizzas, burgers, grills, and chili crab tacos. Come to cool off after hiking Ubud’s Campuhan Ridge—right when you're really missing the buzz of the beach." - Xerxes Cook

"Self-described as the “no beach beach club,” Ubud-based Jungle Fish is Chapung Sebali Resort & Spa’s landmark split-level restaurant and pool bar. The design’s eccentricity levels are dialed high, a cross-pollination of quirky, vibrant Scandi style (a reflection of Danish owner and furniture designer Niki Nasr) with familiar Balinese elements. The main attraction is none other than its 115 feet-long infinity pool on a ridge’s edge, boasting spectacular views of the lush Osh River Valley—you’ll no doubt find stylish resort guests and visitors with their smartphones capturing the scene. The cocktail menu is extensive, from mojitos and margaritas to serious Manhattans made from homemade spiced vermouth, best enjoyed from one of the many funky-patterned loungers or cabanas." - Travis Levius