Hotel Arma Museum & Resort (Bali)

Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) was completed in 27 December 1989 and was officially opened on 9 June 1996 by Prof. Dr-Ing Wardiman Djojonegoro the Minister of Education & Culture of The Republic Indonesia and ARMA is the realized dream of its founder Agung Rai.

It is founded on principles that reflect his philosophy, which is one that includes an intense love for art and, even more so, for the preservation of art for the purpose of sharing it with the community.

ARMA resort officially established in 1982 with 15 rooms under the name 'Puri Indah' which mean Beautiful Palace. In 1995 Puri Indah change into 'Kokokan Hotel'. In 2002 change into 'ARMA Resort' with additional 8 luxury villas. The total accomodation become 23 units.

The ARMA resort was built as the fund raising for the museum. Therefore your contribution and supports highly appreciated for the art and culture preservation programme under ARMA Foundation

Vision & MissionARMA is managed by ARMA Foundation and being develop to create and sustain a nurturing environment which provides for interchange between Balinese people and their culture; Balinese people and other cultures: and visitors to Bali and its culture.

Agung Rai's vision is daring, inspiring, visionary, challenging and broad. At the same time it is also meaningful, realistic, acknowledges and builds on the past, and focuses on the future.

The philosophy of ARMA is a strong reflection of its creator. Agung Rai lives his life as a creative adventure full of exciting possibilities. He is keenly perceptive of people and the world around him and insightful about the present and the future. He is curious and imaginative, energetic, enthusiastic and spontaneous. He values co-operative efforts and good will. ARMA exists as a direct result of Agung Rai's love of the arts,as well as his culture and people.

LocationARMA Museum & Resort is located on the outskirts of Ubud, offers unique accommodation in a lush, serene environment.

In this secluded haven, your privacy and peace is enhanced by the surrounding views of tropical palm forest, age-old rice field, and the soothing sound of the river, all harmonizing to ensure your relaxation and sense of wellbeing. Set amidst intricately landscaped garden, each of the rooms and villas is uniquely decorated, featuring fine Balinese furnishing and offering both comfort and style.

At ARMA Resort, guest can visit the adjacent Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA), which features a great collection of traditional Balinese and contemporary Indonesian paintings. Experience the performance of Balinese dance and music on the open stage. Visit the book shop or watch a class of students at the dance or music lesson every day