Where To Stay in Ubud – A Selection of 26 Hotels for All Budgets

People from all around the world travel to Ubud in Bali each year in order to find peace, relaxation, culture, great food and unforgettable experiences.

If you’re one of them, you must be wondering where to stay in Ubud during your trip, right? In which case, I’m here to help! In this post, I have gathered all my best recommendations for the best hotels in Ubud for all pockets – luxury, middle-priced and budget as well. Scroll down to find the perfect places to stay for you!

Ubud is one of the best places to stay in Bali for a couple of reasons. First, it’s a wonderful place full of things to do and sights to see, from fun activities in the centre to the rice fields on the outskirts. Plus, the lush, jungle location is pretty great. But, most of all, there are SO many excellent hotels in Ubud Bali that offer everything you can imagine, from superb rooms to gorgeous infinity pools. Trust me, depending on which resort or villa you choose, you might end up spending a big part of your time simply enjoying all the on-site facilities.

Let’s find out where to stay in Ubud Bali:

First of all, which is the best area to stay in Ubud?

where to stay in ubud best areas — yellow circle = inside Ubud town

When deciding where to stay in Ubud, you must think about the best areas as well. This, of course, depends on what you’re looking for and what type of traveller you are. You have two big options here: inside Ubud town and outside of the centre, aka near the pretty rice fields in the surrounding villages.

INSIDE UBUD TOWN

A big part of the best hotels in Ubud are located around the main road, Monkey Forest or Penestanan. Choosing hotels in these areas means that you’ll be within walking distance of shops and restaurants, so you won’t need to struggle with transportation or carefully organising your itinerary.

OUTSIDE UBUD TOWN

If you’re looking to be surrounded by lush nature and big rice fields, staying a bit outside of town, in nearby villages, is the best choice. Tegallalang is the place where the rice terraces are, but you can also stay in Raya Bunutan, Pejeng, Tirta Tawar or Suweta.

All my recommendations for the best hotels in Ubud below are broken down by budget – luxury resorts and villas, hotels that offer a good value for money and budget places as well. I also have two bonus categories for those looking for romantic boutique hotels for their honeymoon or families travelling with kids. Enjoy!

Best luxury hotels in Ubud, Bali

If you’re looking for a big splurge and a spoiled stay in one of the best Ubud luxury hotels, you can choose from two main options: a luxury resort or private villas. The prices in this category can be anything from 150 US$ and up, some rooms or villas can even reach 900 US$ per night. Needless to say that the facilities here are flawless and an infinity pool is almost mandatory. Let’s see your best options:

Best resorts in Ubud

Mandapa Ritz Carlton Ubud – Mandapa Ritz Carlton Reserve is high up in everyone’s recommendations. The reasons are pretty clear if you ask me: a gorgeous pool, spa, wellness centre, luxurious suites and villas to choose from… Surely the best Ubud accommodation for those that want to be spoiled in an unforgettable resort!
Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan – Four Seasons Resort Bali is another flawless choice for a luxury stay in Ubud. They have a beautiful infinity pool, no less than 4 dining options and an on-site resort spa with all kinds of treatments. And the location of the Four Seasons Resort is right near Ayung River offers an amazing view over lush vegetation and pretty rice paddies!
Adiwana Resort Jembawan – This is one of the prettiest 4-star resorts in Ubud that has gorgeous rooms, an outdoor private pool, spa and yoga facilities as well. I totally recommend it for an unforgettable stay in Bali – plus, it’s only 1km away from the Monkey Forest and 500m from Ubud Market!
Bisma Eight – Bisma Eight is a famous 5-star Ubud accommodation. It’s located only a few minutes away from the city centre and they have an outdoor pool with controlled temperature, free wifi and contemporary, spacious rooms. In short, Bisma Eight is a superb place where you can experience some real Ubud luxury!
Tejaprana Resort & Spa – This gorgeous Ubud hotel is located inside Ubud city centre, around 5km from the Monkey Forest and 4km from Ubud Market. Some beautiful rice fields are right nearby which make for some great walks in nature. In terms of facilities, this is one of the best places to stay thanks to the beautiful rooms and villas with a valley view, infinity swimming pool and on-site restaurant.
The Kayon Jungle Resort by Pramana – If you’re looking for a superb hotel in Ubud surrounded by tropical greenery on top of a cliff, this one is perfect for your stay in Ubud! This 5-star resort has Balinese architecture, an outdoor private pool, modern rooms and more. Plus, it’s located only 1.3 km away from the Tegalalang Rice Paddies!

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Luxury private villas in Ubud Bali

Adiwana Arkara Villa – In case you’re wondering where to stay in Ubud in order to benefit from a private pool overlooking lush nature, spacious rooms, a gorgeous garden and a pretty dining area, these villas are for you! Plus, you can choose from different types of villas, each with its own private pools!
Ayuterra Resort – This 5-star Ubud luxury accommodation is located in a superb setting, with a gorgeous pool overlooking the mountains and Ayung River, plus private pools for each villa. I think this is the best Ubud villa for your stay if you want a complete splurge! Good for couples as well!
Amora Ubud Boutique Villas – If you’re looking for villas in Ubud that offer facilities similar to luxury boutique hotels, this one is for you! You can choose from a valley villa, terrace villa or royal villa, all offering everything you might need for an unforgettable stay in Bali!
Villa Sindu Ubud – Here’s another gorgeous option for those looking for a superb Ubud villa. This huge villa for up to 6 people is located in the center of Ubud, around 3km away from the Monkey Forest. The river and garden views are simply unforgettable!
Aria Villas Ubud – These villas are located in the heart of Ubud, only a short walk away from everything in the centre. You can choose from different villas depending on your needs, each with its own private pool overlooking the valley. So if you’re looking for a relaxing place to stay, Aria Villas Ubud is for you!

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Mid-range hotels in Ubud, Bali

In case you don’t have a big budget to spend on Ubud hotels, this category is for you. Here you will find some excellent options for mid-range accommodation in Ubud aka good value hotels! The prices for all the hotels in Ubud Bali below range from 55 to 150 US$ and they offer everything you may want. Let’s see my selected options:

Adiwana Monkey Forest – Ah, I can’t even begin to explain how beautiful this resort is! One of the highlights of this place is their private garden full of lush greenery and even a gorgeous bridge that makes for unique photo opportunities. I think it’s one of the best Ubud hotels because you’ll have all the luxury you need for a very good price!
Ladera Villa Ubud – Ladera is a superb place to stay that offers everything you could find in a 5-star boutique hotel – a private pool, a garden and a great location in the centre of Ubud, 9 km from Tegallalang Rice Terraces and walking distance to the Monkey Forest. In short, it’s a stunning villa in Ubud village!
Sri Ratih Cottages – This 4-star hotel is part of my list of Ubud best spots! If you’re looking for accommodation in Ubud that offers pretty Balinese rooms and a surreal setting surrounded by lush greenery, this should be one of the top places to stay for you!
Puri Sebali Resort – This 4-star resort in Bali Ubud boasts a pool and unique views of rice fields. It’s located in Ubud village, only 15 minutes by car or scooter from Ubud Market and the rooms are a nice mix of modern and traditional furnishings. Amazing prices for Bali too!
Alila Ubud – Last but not least, there’s Alila Ubud, another amazing choice for a valuable stay in Ubud! This 5-star resort has different rooms for different prices, all depending on what you’re looking for your stay in Ubud. But the service is flawless regardless of your chosen type of accommodation!

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Best places to stay in Ubud on a budget

I know I recommended quite a lot of gorgeous, luxurious places to stay in Ubud Bali above, but let me tell you: Ubud can be budget-friendly, too! Bali is actually renowned for its accessible prices and the same applies to Ubud too. All the accommodations below are priced between 20 and 55 US$ per night. Awesome, right?

Ubud Dedari Villas – Do you plan on staying in Ubud Bali without breaking the bank? No worries, this budget accommodation is a dream come true! And trust me, only the prices are “budget” here, as the entire holiday park is rated at 4-stars and it has spacious rooms, private balconies, a pool and massage services as well. Cheap doesn’t mean “bad” here!
The Alena a Pramana Experience – This is another great pocket-friendly place to stay in Ubud that offers 4-star service, an outdoor pool, a sun terrace, free Wi-Fi and free shuttles to the surrounding area. And the price can be as little as 50 US$ per night!
Bucu View Resort a Pramana Experience – Here’s yet another one on my list of best places to stay in Ubud Bali! This quiet, laid-back resort has a beautiful pool, a spa, air-conditioned bungalows and private bathrooms, all for some very accessible prices! Hurry and book a room here if you want to enjoy a spoiled experience in Bali Ubud without spending a ton of money!
Alas Petulu Villa Resort and Spa – Last but not least, here’s the best Ubud resort that offers very good value for money in my opinion! The prices are as low as 43 US$ per room per night and the list of facilities is pretty much endless: 3 swimming pools, villas with kitchens, free Wi-Fi, amazing location, and a spa and wellness club.

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BONUS: Where to stay in Ubud Bali for a honeymoon

Okay, Bali Ubud is a well-known location to spend your honeymoon or to simply book an unforgettable getaway as a couple. So the next question that arises is: where to stay in Ubud for a romantic experience? I did my research and I can recommend any of the three options below:

Viceroy Bali – I’m pretty sure you heard of the Viceroy Bali before and, if not, you’ll find it pretty high in ratings when searching for a resort in Bali Ubud. The superb setting near rice fields, the main infinity pool, the jungle views, the luxurious villas – all these make the Viceroy a popular, highly-rated vacation spot in Ubud among travellers and couples looking for a special experience.
Tirta Arum – Undecided between a resort or a private villa for your Bali trip? At Tirta you have both options: you can choose from luxurious rooms or a gorgeous Ubud villa that you can have all to yourself. Regardless of your choice, you’ll surely enjoy the outdoor pool, terrace, balconies, yummy breakfast and more. I can surely recommend a villa with a private swimming pool if you want to really enjoy a romantic yet authentic Bali experience!
Hanging Gardens of Bali – Hanging Gardens is a famous Ubud hotel and one of the best choices for all couples looking to relax during a proper Bali vacation. They have a gorgeous pool, sun loungers, an on-site spa, free bikes to rent, a hair salon (what?!), a beautiful garden and everything in-between! Trust me, you’ll never want to leave this place!

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BONUS #2: Where to stay in Ubud with a family

In case you’re wondering where to stay in Ubud with your family or kids, I got you! I have selected some very good places to stay that have big rooms with multiple beds and other kid-friendly facilities. Yes, Ubud, and Bali in general, is not only for groups of friends or romantic honeymooners but for families as well! Here are your best options:

Calma Ubud Suite & Villas – This is an amazing 4-star place to stay with your family and little ones! I recommend the two-bedroom villa that’s big enough (100 sqm) and super pretty as well, with its own terrace and a pool with a view. Plus the pretty main pool with views of the rice fields!
Umah Bali Villa – This beautiful villa can fit up to 6 people, which makes it perfect for a family with kids and a couple of friends as well. The villa has its own pool with a view, as well as mountain views and lots of amenities such as a hot tub, washing machine, children’s high chair, coffee maker and more!
River Sakti Ubud by Prasi – This gorgeous resort is similar to a boutique hotel with lots of amazing amenities! Some of the kid-friendly perks include a children’s menu, a cot upon request, an extra bed upon request for children over 5 years old and more. Needless to say that their pool is stunning and their “entire villa” option is huge and very accessible in terms of price.

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Okay, now I’m sure you have it down when it comes to where to stay in Ubud, as I have answered pretty much every question you might have about the best hotels in Bali Ubud! Regardless if you’re looking for a kick-ass resort with an infinity pool overlooking the rice paddies (such as the Four Seasons, the Viceroy Bali or the Hanging Gardens) or pocket-friendly, budget accommodation in the centre of Ubud, you have everything you might want in the post above!

People from all around the world head to Bali each year for an unforgettable vacation and world-class relaxation and beautiful Ubud is one of the top spots for this. In case you need more help and precious tips that will help you organise the BEST vacation in Bali ever, I recommend clicking here to find all my articles about this stunning destination that I get to call home.

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The Complete Guide to Ubud – 6 Unmissable Things to Do in Ubud, Bali

Ubud is one top tourist destination in Indonesia and a must-visit for sure, which is why I compiled this complete guide to Ubud in order to help out all my fellow travellers. So scroll down to read about the best things to do in Ubud, where to eat, where to go for the best spa or yoga practices and more!

Ubud, Bali – paddy fields, waterfalls, lush green valleys, spas, yoga and a laid-back atmosphere. Compared to other parts of Bali, Ubud is more lush and it invites travellers to complete relaxation and meditation, making it an ideal vacation destination. A journey to Ubud is a journey of exploration of art, craft, music, and cuisine, against the backdrop of age-old temples and quaint pathways, and towering hills that lead to spiritual retreats.

So let’s find out everything there is to know in this Ubud travel guide:

6 Unforgettable things to do in Ubud

From walking through enchanted forests to discovering art galleries and visiting healers, there are countless activities and things to see in Ubud – a place that’s anything but boring. Here are the best places to visit in Ubud, Bali, as well as my favorite spas and the best yoga practices!

1 – Tegalalang Rice Terraces

Even if you have visited the tropics and Indonesia before, you may not have experienced something like Tegalalang Rice Terraces. While most rice fields in Asia are on the plains, Tegalalang rice field is terraced, which makes it seem almost sculpted. Surrounded by majestic coconut trees, the rice terraces are what people usually associate Ubud with, and therefore, it can get quite crowded.

TIP: What I recommend is to go there in the early morning, when there are less crowds; plus, watching the sunrise there will leave you in awe! Ah, and don’t forget to take a picture at Tegalalang rice terrace swing as well – a must-do in Ubud!

Tegalalang Rice Terrace entrance fee: 15,000 IDR/person (US$ 1.10). You can only pay in cash.

2 – Tegenungan Waterfall Ubud

Discovering some waterfalls should be a must-do during any Ubud tour out there – and Tegenungan Waterfall is probably the most beautiful out of them all. It’s a superb scenic spot where you can sit and admire everything around you, or you can walk around and take some pictures in the romantic swing and nest there.

Tegenungan Waterfall entrance fee: 15,000 IDR/person (US$ 1.10). You can purchase the tickets from the parking lot in front of the entrance.

3 – Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary

The Sacred Monkey Forest in Ubud is exactly what you think it is: a protected forest filled with monkeys! Other than more than 700 monkeys, you can also see some special Indonesian trees there, as well as some temples and ancient statues.

TIP: While you’re there, make sure to protect your belongings, as the quirky monkeys love to steal loose jewellery, sunglasses, or even cameras!

Monkey Forest Ubud price: 80,000 IDR/person (US$ 5.70).

4 – Tirta Empul Temple

Looking for things to do around Ubud? Constructed around a natural spring in 962 A.D., Tirta Empul Water Temple (also known as the Holy Water Temple) is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and it’s a great place for a ritual purification through holy spring water. The temple is not exactly in Ubud, but a very short 30-minute car or scooter ride away, in the village of Manukaya.

The temple has 2 purification pools and 30 waterspouts and they even provide sarongs that travellers can wear inside the temple.

Tirta Empul Temple entrance fee: 50,000 IDR/person (US$ 3.50).

5 – Ubud Art Market

For this next destination, you may want to start your day early because the Ubud Traditional Art Market, located right across from Royal Ubud Palace, starts at 6 in the morning. And it’s one of the most famous traditional markets in the entire Bali and a top Ubud tourist spot!

You can find tons of colourful wares here, handmade in villages around Ubud, all sold by vendors who are eager to negotiate. There are also wicker bags and hats, boxes in all shapes and sizes, as well as stunning sarongs, silk scarves and clothes with the famed Batik and Ikat patterns of Indonesia.

Ubud Art Market hours: 9AM – 6PM

TIP: Like all local markets, it’s better to get there early for friendly prices and good weather. Don’t forget to take your time and negotiate!

TIP #2: If you’re a foodie that wants to try all types of Balinese food, make sure to visit Gianyar Night Market as well!

6 – Campuhan Ridge Walk

What sets the Campuhan Ridge Walk apart from other nature trails and hikes is that it’s just minutes away from the town. The starting point of the walk is at the Warwick Ibah Villas, and the whole trail is a mere 4 kilometres. The walk will take you through the superb countryside for some authentic Ubud sightseeing, and if it gets tiring, you can always stop by the Karsa Kafe for a snack.

TIP: Here’s a Campuhan Ridge Walk map in case you need to see how to get there.

By the way, there is no entrance fee here, making it one of the best free things to do in Bali!

Best tour of Ubud by type of traveller

If you want to explore Ubud with a professional guide, with everything arranged for you beforehand, here are the best tours you can book for your Bali holidays:

“Best of Ubud” private 10-hour tour – best for those short on time;
Half-day Ubud day tour with electric bike – best for eco-friendly tourists;
Hot air balloon experience – for adventure-driven travellers;
Bali cooking class – for all foodies out there.

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Best spas in Ubud

Going to a spa is definitely one of the best activities in Ubud! And yes, you may have experienced it elsewhere, but as they say, nothing compares to the original! And, after all the swimming and hiking, you surely need a massage. Ubud has PLENTY of reputed centres where you can get a traditional Balinese massage and relax your muscles.

The Balinese massage is derived from ancient Indian Ayurvedic and Chinese practices, so it uses reflexology and acupressure techniques to relax your body and make it more flexible. Unlike other methods, a Balinese massage isn’t uncomfortable or painful as they use essential oils.

Want to try it too? Here is the list with my favourite spas in Ubud, all of them tested by myself:

Bali Botanica Ubud Spa
Sang Spa Ubud
Karsa Spa
Tejas Spa – in Adiwana Monkey Forest
Maya Spa – part of Maya Resort Ubud

RELATED READ: Complete Guide to the Nusa Islands, Bali

Best yoga practices

If you’re passionate about Yoga, then Ubud will be Heaven on Earth for you. There are TONS of options when it comes to yoga classes in Ubud and the most complicated thing for you to do (except for that monkey side plank!) is to choose. Ubud is full of top-rated yoga studios and passionate instructors, so you can rest assured that you’ll be in good hands here. By the way, most studios provide free water, as well as mats and other props you might need, so no need to buy those in advance!

Here are two of my favorite yoga places in Ubud, Bali (tried and tested, of course):

Where to stay in Ubud, Bali

Good news: if you are wondering where to stay in Ubud, you should know that there are plenty of options for all types of travellers and budgets out there. You just need to know your needs and how much you are planning on staying here.

Here is a short round-up of the best areas for Ubud accommodation:

Town Centre – best if you’re short on time; you’ll be walking distance to the main attractions;
Tegalalang – where the famous Rice Fields are, north of Ubud;
Peliatan – for an authentic Balinese atmosphere; 10 minutes from the city centre
Penestanan – for a laid-back atmosphere and some piece of mind;
Goa Gajah – best place to stay in Ubud for backpackers;
Pengosekan – if you’re looking for retreats and yoga studios;

Here are some excellent choices for places to stay in Ubud, sorted by budget:

SPLURGIN’: Hanging Gardens Ubud – one of the top Ubud resorts with a superb infinity pool

HIGH END: Desa Visesa – one of the best hotels in Ubud with a view

BOUTIQUE: Zen Hideaway – with THE famous Bali swing!

MID-RANGE: Sandat Glamping Tents

HOSTEL: Puri Garden Hotel & Hostel

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What to eat in Ubud & best restaurants in Ubud

When it comes to gastronomy, the Balinese cuisine is one of the best ones in the world! In fact, Bali hosts some of Bali’s best restaurants, did you know that? In fact, Ubud has it all: warungs (small family-run cafes), street food, fine dining, brunch places and everything else in-between.

Here is a breakdown of what to eat and the best places to eat in Ubud:

BABI GULING

BEST AT: Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka 3

Babi guling is a dish based on roasted pig and it’s surely the most famous Ubud food. Although you can find babi guling everywhere you look, the best place to serve it is a warung called Babi Guling Ibu Oka 3 – delicious and affordable!

BEBEK BETUTU

BEST AT: Bebek Bengil

This is Balinese crispy duck with Indonesian spices. Bebek Bengil serves the best one around and it’s the place that made this dish famous. Oh, it’s also one of the top Ubud restaurants with a view!

NASI CAMPUR

BEST AT: Nasi Ayam Kedewatan Bu Mangku

Indonesian mixed rice with veggies, meat, eggs, peanuts or more. Try it at Nasi Ayam Kedewatan Bu Mangku for the best combo of flavors.

OTHER RESTAURANTS:

BRUNCH RESTAURANT: Simply Social

If you’re craving some fresh fruit and yummy brunch dishes, head over to Simply Social for colorful, healthy bowls of goodness and great coffee.

VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT: The Elephant

There are plenty of vegetarian restaurants in Ubud, but I recommend heading over to The Elephant for healthy, environmental-friendly food and a cozy atmosphere.

COFFEE AND HEALTHY MEAL OPTIONS: Lazy Cats Cafe

Good for either breakfast, lunch or dinner, the Lazy Cats Cafe has a gorgeous setting and one of the best coffees in Ubud. Great place for relaxation!

FINE DINING: Locavore

If you want to splurge with some fine dining, head over to Locavore. Although it’s small, this restaurant serves world-class dishes and some people say it’s even the best food in Ubud. Make sure to make a reservation, though!

Transportation in Ubud, Bali

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AIRPORT TRANSFERS

Bali Denpasar International Airport to Ubud is 40 km / 40 minutes by car. Here are the best options of getting there:

The easiest way of getting from the airport to Ubud city centre is by taking a taxi from the official stand at the airport. 40 min journey to city centre depending on traffic; fixed fee: 300,000 IDR (US$ 21,3).
The cheapest option would be to take the public bus. 100 min journey, around US$4. Please note there is no direct link so you’ll have to change buses at Batu Bulan. I don’t really recommend it!

GETTING AROUND UBUD

Because Ubud is not a big city, the most convenient way of getting around is by walking. If you want to get outside of the city for further exploration, you can either discuss with your hotel (they sometimes offer free shuttles), get a private driver or rent a scooter.

This was my complete Ubud guide! I have discussed many practical things above, including the best sights, best spas and yoga studios, best hotels for all budgets and the must-try dishes in this town.

So if you’re planning a vacation here, get ready for complete relaxation, fun yoga classes, lots of amazing restaurants and some unforgettable landmarks and things to see as well.

Ubud is one of my favorite destinations in Indonesia, but if you want to further explore this country, I recommend checking out all my articles about Indonesia here.

xoxo,

Melissa

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First of all, which is the best area to stay in Ubud?

INSIDE UBUD TOWN

OUTSIDE UBUD TOWN

Best luxury hotels in Ubud, Bali

Best resorts in Ubud

Luxury private villas in Ubud Bali

Mid-range hotels in Ubud, Bali

Best places to stay in Ubud on a budget

BONUS: Where to stay in Ubud Bali for a honeymoon

BONUS #2: Where to stay in Ubud with a family

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6 Unforgettable things to do in Ubud

1 – Tegalalang Rice Terraces

2 – Tegenungan Waterfall Ubud

3 – Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary

4 – Tirta Empul Temple

5 – Ubud Art Market

6 – Campuhan Ridge Walk

Best tour of Ubud by type of traveller

Best spas in Ubud

Best yoga practices

Where to stay in Ubud, Bali

What to eat in Ubud & best restaurants in Ubud

BABI GULING

BEBEK BETUTU

NASI CAMPUR

OTHER RESTAURANTS:

Transportation in Ubud, Bali

AIRPORT TRANSFERS

GETTING AROUND UBUD

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