Potato Head Suites

Ancient craftsmanship. Modern aesthetics.


A centre for balance, Potato Head Suites was designed in collaboration with architect Andra Matin and built from materials drawn from Mother Earth. Over 1.8 million terracotta bricks were hand-crafted by artisans in the village of Darmasaba to form the building’s walls. The 57 suites within them are bright, spacious and filled with new-and-old treasures from around Indonesia. They are made to feel like home.

Ancient healing takes place in the spa; the palm-lined swimming pool and private bar is Seminyak’s true answer to an oasis. Positioned at the heart of our Desa, but tucked away in its own pocket of tranquility, it’s the perfect place to go inward, exhale and recharge.

Amenities

Zero-Waste Kit

A water bottle, RPET tote bag, bamboo cutlery and straws, organic cotton pouch, ointment pots and a lunchbox.

Refillable Essentials

All-natural sunscreen, after-sun care, hand sanitiser and insect repellent.

In-Room Bar

A built-in ice well, custom cocktail tools, house-infused spirits, natural syrups, aromatic bitters, fresh fruit, and a recipe book from award-winning mixologist Dre Masso.

Natural Soaps

Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, bar soap and bath salts from Bali’s all-natural fragrance house, Sensatia Botanicals.

Aromatherapy

A ceramic base handmade in Ubud by Gaya Ceramic and Design with a reed diffuser and custom Bali-inspired scent by Japanese brand retaW.

Cotton Robe

A cotton robe made by Tarum.

Anjat Beach Set

A backpack and wide-brim hat woven in Borneo by its indigenous Dayak people.

Tarum Textiles

Botanically tinted, hand-woven rugs, linens and tapestries from Bali’s natural-dye house Tarum.

Vintage Books

A thoughtfully curated selection of vintage books sourced from across Indonesia.

Jengki Furniture

Custom-made in Surabaya from handpicked teak, Jengki furniture recalls a rebellious ‘yankee’ spirit local designers felt after independence from the Dutch; the mid-century modern style reflects the colonial influence.

Ata Basketry

Bins, baskets and trays made by Bali’s native people using a labour-intensive hand-woven process using local orchid vines.

What People Say

The Same Good Times, a Few New Tricks


Welcome back.
In our downtime, we designed a host of new measures to keep everyone at Potato Head safe, happy and comfortable.
Our staff have been re-trained, our services tightened and the place has never been
cleaner (and we’re aiming to keep it that way).

So, relax and enjoy the island, potato heads – we’ve got your back.

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