No complaints at all about this great place. I have been going back and forth for over 10 years now and the place has changed a lot. It has always retained its character and had to modernise over the last few years to remain competative.
The grounds are very special and the head gardener very proud of his work.

All the staff are helpful and humerous. Take some time to get to know them. It's great to get back there and see all the familiar faces.
Village 2 is best and is reflected in the cost.

We , a family of 2 adults and 2 kids aged 7 and 10 yrs , spent the last 3 nights of our recent 12 night holiday at Segara Village. On arrival the girls were so excited and straight away said " Why didnt we stay here longer ? " .
Check in was easy and as we booked with Flight Centre we were upgraded from a Bungalow roon to a Club room ! We were welcomed by the duty manager and invited to the managers cocktail party that night ! Nice. We also had Made who was our Mytime representative and so lovely and helpful. We met his kids and our daughters had a swim together.
The room was very private ( 223 ) and very spacious inside . We had a huge king bed and there were 2 singles for the kids. We had ample space and a large bathroom and a small outdoor garden ! There was a patio at the front with a lovely lounge and table. Village 2 is in a great location , we were very close to the main pool, restaurant and the beach.
Behind our room were other Deluxe club rooms surrounding a private ( very quiet pool ) .
We swam in the main pool and also the " Family pool ". Both are lovely.
The beach at Sanur is sooo much nicer than at Seminyak and we actually swam in the ocean. There are so many cafes / restaurants along the beachfront to choose from. We had lovely meals , right on the sand ! Prices are very good , ranging from about 40,000 rp for Nasi Goreng to 80,000 rp for amazing seafood.
You can also sit right outside the Segara and have a bintang from the little shop next to the massage ladies for 20,000 rp. I also had a great massage on the
beach for 50,000 rp.
The breakfast at the Segara was great ! I dont know how anyone could complain ! There was fruit , yoghurts , cereals , toasts , loads of pastries / cakes , pancakes or waffles , about 6 hot dishes , plus an egg chef.
We hired bikes from the hotel ( cheaper on the beach ) and rode down the bike path , it goes for ages ! Segara is in North Sanur and I thinks its about 5kms to South Sanur. We were happy with our location.
There is a great little supermarket just down from the hotel ( I also changed money here as the lady was very nice and honest ) and also an alley with many shops. A bit further down is the official markets also.
We got up at 6am one morning for sunrise and it was beautiful ! To it.
3 nights was not enough at Segara Village and we are planning to go back to Bali in January 2013 and stay longer this time.

Great family holiday.

Loved the resort but the rooms in village 1 are really small and the bathroom is almost a closet! The food at the hotel is poor, the Japanese next door, miniami is fab fab you have to eat there. Also the restaurants on the beach are quite good. The pools are peaceful and relaxing and the afternoon teas are helpful with small kids who get the munchies! The resort itself is nice and peaceful surrounded by trees.

I know they are undergoing refurb but if you like mod spacious rooms and a decent bathroom then think twice. Even in the new village although rooms have much better specs, they are still on the small side.

Segaqra Village is a beautifull place located on a beautifull beach and with a fantastic Japanese restaurant located within range of our babyalarm! Spent 3 chillaxing weeks with our 7months old son and had nothing but joy. Very kind and helpfull staff.