Индонезия
Bali’s hotel property market continues to expand. As of August 22, 2026, approximately 2,460 new hotel rooms were under construction across the island. The announced projects are scheduled for completion between 2026 and 2028.
The largest volume of new supply is concentrated in Jimbaran, Pecatu and Ungasan, where around 688 rooms are planned. Another 645 rooms are expected to open in other parts of the island.
Approximately 558 rooms are under construction in Canggu and Seminyak, with openings expected between September 2026 and January 2028. Ubud will receive 361 new rooms, primarily in upscale hotels and projects managed by international hotel operators.
A further 203 rooms are planned in Nusa Dua and Tanjung Benoa. Construction activity remains minimal in Kuta and Legian, where only eight additional rooms have been announced.
The most restrained development activity is recorded in Sanur, where no active hotel construction projects had been registered at the time of the study. Under the analysts’ moderate scenario, Sanur could achieve the highest occupancy rate among Bali’s main tourist areas in 2027, reaching approximately 84.6%.
Forecast occupancy stands at 74.8% in Kuta and Legian, 74.2% in Nusa Dua and 70.6% in Canggu and Seminyak. Ubud’s occupancy rate is estimated at around 61.7%. These figures are analytical forecasts and may change depending on tourist flows and project completion dates.
The increase in hotel room supply confirms continued interest in Bali’s tourism market from developers and international operators. At the same time, growing supply is intensifying competition between hotels, apartments and private villas offered for short-term rental.
For investors, the specific location, project concept, quality of management and number of competing properties nearby are becoming increasingly important when selecting an income-generating property. Bali’s popularity continues to support the market, but potential returns should be assessed separately for each area.
