Jineng Chapel by The Royal Pita Maha
Glass wedding chapel, The Royal Pita Maha, Ubud
Photos: The Royal Pita Maha
The Jineng Chapel is an intimate glass wedding chapel at The Royal Pita Maha in Kedewatan, set in a garden courtyard in a private corner of the resort, elevated over the Ayung River valley. The glass keeps the jungle and the river gorge in view through the ceremony, so the setting does the work rather than any decoration.
Ten to twenty guests is the honest ceiling here, and that is the appeal. The courtyard wraps the chapel in planting, nobody ends up in an overflow row at the back, and the walk in is a few metres of garden rather than a long aisle. Couples who bring parents and a handful of friends get the most out of it.
The chapel sits inside a luxury villa resort owned by the Ubud royal family, so your guests sleep, eat, and take the spa on the same hillside instead of driving in for the day. The resort’s other option is the Royal Chapel, a glass-enclosed chapel inside a palace-replica Royal House, and we will tell you honestly which of the two your guest list actually fits. Published packages open at around USD 3,500 depending on inclusions, and we reconfirm the figure with the resort for your date.
Key details
Ceremony & reception spaces
Why we love it
A glass chapel over the valley
The Jineng Chapel is an intimate glass wedding chapel set in a garden courtyard in a private corner of The Royal Pita Maha, elevated over the Ayung River valley. The glass keeps the jungle and the gorge in view during the ceremony.
Ten to twenty, no more
The courtyard sets the size. There is no back row and no overflow seating, so this reads as an elopement or a close-family wedding rather than a scaled-down big one.
Garden on every side
The chapel opens onto its own planting, so the portraits before and after happen a few steps from where you marry instead of walking everyone across the resort.
What the venue offers
- Glass wedding chapel in a planted courtyard
- On the Kedewatan ridge above the Ayung River valley
- Around 10 to 20 guests, seated
- Part of The Royal Pita Maha, owned by the Ubud royal family
- Guest villas, restaurants, and a spa on the same hillside
- A few minutes by car from central Ubud
Venue packages · starting wedding package, published
Published venue package range, before styling, photography, and extras. We confirm exact, current pricing with the venue for your date and guest count. Estimate the full cost of a wedding in Ubud.
Where it is
Jineng Chapel by The Royal Pita Maha · The Royal Pita Maha, Desa Kedewatan, Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80571
Good to know
Common questions
Where is the Jineng Chapel?+
In Kedewatan, on the ridge above the Ayung River valley, inside The Royal Pita Maha. Central Ubud is a few minutes away by car, and Ngurah Rai Airport is usually 90 minutes to two hours depending on how the traffic runs that day.
How many guests fit in the chapel?+
Around 10 to 20. The courtyard is what caps it, which makes this a chapel for elopements and close-family weddings. We check the exact seated number and the current fees with the resort for your date.
How is it different from the Royal Chapel at the same resort?+
Two settings, two moods. Jineng is glass in a garden courtyard, so the jungle and the gorge are the backdrop. The Royal Chapel sits inside the Royal House, a replica of a Balinese palace, so the architecture carries the ceremony instead. We will point you at whichever suits your numbers and your taste.
What does a wedding here cost?+
Published packages start from around USD 3,500 and move with your inclusions and guest count. We ask the resort for an itemised quote against your date before you commit to anything.
