Spotlight on COMO Hotels and Resorts

Spotlight on COMO Hotels and Resorts

COMO Hotels and Resorts are defined by a special Asian spirit: a quiet commitment to servicing guests to ensure total respite. This detail, passion and integrity makes each stay unique. It defines not just their service standards but the soul of each property. So whether it's a private island in the Indian Ocean or a city hotel at the heart of Bangkok, COMO Hotels and Resorts - an award winning, privately owned company - knows how to make memories last.

Here are a few of our favourites:

Uma Paro (Super Deluxe), Bhutan

Located on a 38-acre estate on a tree-clad hill close to the town of Paro. It has 29 rooms and offers 5-star comfort.

The COMO Shambhala Retreat is Uma Paro's holistic centre providing sophisticated, bespoke treatments including massage and Ayurveda. It also makes extensive use of natural ingredients and age-old remedies, working with Bhutan's hospital of Traditional Medicine.

Facilities include four in-house treatment rooms, a hot stone bathhouse, a private treatment room in each villa and an indoor pool.

Uma Ubud (Super Deluxe), Bali

Located on the outskirts of Ubud the Uma Ubud is an intimate hotel offering exceptional Balinese style. 

Not only does Uma Ubud reflect COMO's philosophy of quiet comfort in culture-rich locations; this inland retreat is also dedicated to health, activity and adventure.

There is a substantial COMO Shambhala Retreat designed for those seeking greater health through yoga and Asian treatments.

The cuisine at Uma Ubud focuses on fresh ingredients reflecting Bali's rich gourmet heritage.

Shambhala Estate (Super Deluxe), Bali

The COMO Shambhala Estate is a residential health retreat combining holistic wellness with state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional villa accommodation.

At the Estate, facilities all cater to maximise your sense of peace with a vast amount of space shared by deliberately few guests. 

Retreat to a quiet spring pool down by the River Ayung, or sit and read a book in one of the shady bales at Kedara.