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March 30, 2026 (2026-03-30T13:41:01+01:00) by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

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Last Updated on March 30, 2026


Boutique Hotel in the Heart of Canggu


Canggu is a coastal village on the southwest coast of Bali, Indonesia. This popular resort is known for its thriving surf scene and laid-back bohemian vibe. It’s teeming with scooters, beach bars, massage parlours, paddy fields, hip cafés, boutiques, yoga studios and co-working spaces, all leading down to Batu Bolong Beach. Here you’ll find surfers, live music, cocktails at sunset and much more. Right in the vibrant heart of it all, tucked away on a side street, you’ll find Chesa Canggu – a quiet haven amidst the bustle.

Chesa Canggu exterior


Chesa Canggu is a charming contemporary-style 4-star boutique hotel, built around two good-sized swimming pools, which are flanked with palm trees and sun loungers.

Chesa Canggu reception


We couldn’t have arrived to a warmer welcome – everyone at Chesa Canggu was truly delightful, making every part of our stay a real pleasure. The level of hospitality really stands out, with warm, attentive staff who contact you via WhatsApp to confirm your arrival time and offer help at every opportunity.

Chesa Canggu


Contents

  • Rooms at Chesa Canggu
  • Dining at Chesa Canggu
  • Facilities at Chesa Canggu
  • Exploring Canggu

Rooms at Chesa Canggu


There are 36 rooms, set over two floors; ours was on the ground floor, with a balcony looking out over the pool. On arrival, the beds were decorated with flower petals, playful towel sculptures and a lovely welcome message – a thoughtful touch that immediately set the tone.

Bedroom Chesa Canggu


The décor is modern, with a grey stone floor, a sisal rug, cream-painted walls, and a palette of soft, muted tones. Furnishings include a daybed and desk, making a clever use of space. The room itself is compact but well-designed, with everything we needed – comfortable beds dressed in white linen, TV (with Netflix included), safe, mini bar, tea-making facilities, and a super-clean, modern shower room.
Glass doors opening onto the balcony, complete with cushy seating and the pool area, create a seamless indoor -outdoor feel.

THARA restaurant & Bar Chesa Canggu


Dining at Chesa Canggu


THARA Kitchen & Bar sits at the front of the hotel, offering a touch of al fresco with one side opening onto the street and a feel of Canggu, though it’s still remarkably quiet and peaceful.

THARA  Bar Chesa Canggu

This sleek, modern space has stone floors and wooden tables, and it’s hung with greenery. Thara offers all-day dining, from breakfast through to lunch and dinner, in a relaxed, easy-going setting.

Nasi goreng & mie goreng-THARA restaurant & Bar Chesa Canggu


The menu brings together a mix of Western and Asian dishes. We enjoyed delicious, healthy breakfast bowls, alongside Balinese favourites such as nasi goreng and mie goreng, as well as beautifully presented nourishing salads, fresh fish and meat dishes – simple, flavourful and well executed.

Salds at THARA restaurant & Bar Chesa Canggu


One afternoon, we took tea upstairs in the hotel’s relaxed lounge, a calm, airy space perfect for escaping the midday heat.

Lounge at Chesa Canggu

Tiered trays arrived at our table laden with an enticing mix of savoury and sweet treats, an indulgent, leisurely pause in the day.

Afternoon tea at Chesa Canggu


Facilities at Chesa Canggu


If you’re anything like me, you’ll happily spend hours by the pool, swimming, lounging, and getting lost in a good book. Here at Chesa, you’re spoilt for choice with two good-sized pools, both feeling pleasantly tucked away from the buzz outside.

Swimming pool at Chesa Canggu


If you’re keen to keep up your fitness routine, there’s a well-equipped gym on hand. Or, if relaxation is more your pace, the lounge area offers a calm and comfortable spot to unwind, and it makes an excellent co-working space.

Exploring Canggu


Exploring Canggu


If shopping is your thing, you only need to step out the door and within minutes you’re on the main street, lined with boho boutiques, jewellery shops, cafés and bars and endless massage parlours, where for a very reasonable price you can stop for a foot or body massage…divine!

Streets of Canggu at night


By night, the area really comes alive. The crowd is young and lively, with beach clubs, nightclubs and many bars hosting live music, and, of course, plenty of tempting happy hours to draw you in.

Hindu ceremony on Batu Bolong Beach


And for beach lovers, Batu Bolong Beach is just a 5-minute walk away – a long stretch of sandy shoreline full of life, from surfers to Hindu ceremonies, with spectacular sunsets to round it all off.

Batu Bolong Beach sunset

The beach bars spill onto the sand, serving cocktails and cold beers, with live music adding to the lively, laid-back atmosphere.

Sunset & live music on Batu Bolong Beach


Canggu is a fantastic destination in Bali for surfers, solo travellers, digital nomads, couples and groups of friends looking for a sociable atmosphere and easy-going beach vibes. And if you want a central, but peaceful place to stay, I can highly recommend Chesa Canggu. The staff are so lovely, the setting feels just right, and everything you need for good food and proper relaxation is right on hand.


Chesa Canggu
Jl. Lingkar Nelayan No. 9, Canggu, Bali
https://www.chesacanggu.com/


I travelled to Bali from Heathrow Airport, and the journey was effortless thanks to Holiday Extras and its seamless Meet & Greet parking. From arrival to return, the process was smooth and stress-free. Before my flight, I relaxed in the Plaza Premium Lounge, a calm and comfortable space with food and drinks on offer – an easy, refined way to start the trip.


Holiday Extras is the market leader in UK airport parking, hotels, lounges, and transfers – and in 2025, its customers saved an average of £200 per trip by booking their airport parking in advance.
Booking airport parking means you can enjoy more of your holiday with less hassle. Plus, with Flextras, if you need to cancel or amend, you can do so without charge. Nineteen days’ Maple Parking Meet & Greet at Heathrow Terminal Five is available for £219.99 based on arrival on 11/06/2026.


Entry into the Plaza Premium Lounge at Heathrow Terminal Five is available for £45.00 based on arrival on 11/06/2026.


For more information and to book, visit HolidayExtras.com or call 0800 316 5678.
*All costs supplied are the cheapest available rates for the product specified, and therefore availability may be limited at this price. Prices are correct as of 05/03/2026.

Filed Under: Travel, Asia, Bali Tagged With: Boutique Hotel, Luxury Hotel

Lucy Foxell

About Lucy Foxell

Lucy Foxell, trained as an actress at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, has spent many years in the professional performing arts. Alongside her acting career, Lucy is a well-traveled cultural critic with a focus on theatre, travel, and culinary experiences. She brings her global journeys to life through thoughtful reviews of destinations, restaurants, and performances, blending her love for exploration with a deep appreciation for the arts. Lucy regularly shares her insights on theatre, dining and travel in various publications, offering a unique perspective that connects food, culture, and travel.

Contact Lucy@London-Unattached.Com

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