Ubud Hotels

• yayiw
• Reviews: 18

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Desa Sanctuary - the Village: Home away from Home

This "village" is like a compound with 5 "villas". There are 2 joglos (the bigger villa), 2 rumahs, and a lumbung. I have stayed in one of the joglo and one of the rumah.
The village and the villas are well-designed. The shared pool is right in front of your villa. They give you great breakfast (ask for the banana) and they provide you with a kitchen (a great way to save money). The bathroom has an outdoor feel. So Balinese.
If you're lazy to go out for a meal, they provide you with list of restaurants and they deliver FAST. If you're too lazy to go for your massage, they'll come to you.
WIFI everywhere!
Those are the ups.

Now the downs : It's pretty far from Ubud Centre. If you don't ride a moped/a bike, you have to walk around 25-35 mins to Ubud Centre. And please be careful, there's no sidewalk and the traffic is pretty busy

Unique Quality: The staffs are incredibly great.

• Opinion of Price: about average
• Address: Jl. Pengosekan
• Website: www.sanctuarythevillage.com
• Related to: Spa and Resort, Arts and Culture, Eco-Tourism
• Written March 8, 2012

The entrance door to the compound

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• SFHulaGIrl
• Reviews: 526

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Bali Moon: Moon Over Ubud

Although I did not stay here, I did check out the rooms and grounds. The rooms were spacious, the location was in the rice paddies off of Jalan Bisma and breakfast is included, although there is no swimming pool. I would advise calling Bali Moon to make reservations, as my E-mail had gone unanswered. In 2010, rates were approximately USD$35.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Address: Jalan Bisma
• Phone: 0361-978-293
• Website: www.balimoon.baliklik.com
• Related to: Budget Travel, Singles
• Written May 28, 2011

Sign on Jalan Bisma

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• balisunshine
• Reviews: 1008

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Enchanted Eden Villa: Enjoying the ricefieilds

If you’re looking for a place
which is more reclusive
facing the extended rice fields
and that is equipped to make this
your temporary abode while sojourning
in Bali a homey one,
hen Enchanted Eden Villa may be considered.

This property is adjacent to 2 other villas
and shares a swimming pool.

There is a fully equipped kitchen,
1 & 2 bedrooms with an en-suite bathroom,
living room and deck;
TV/DVD player, stereo, AC/safe box
and your stay here is all inclusive of breakfast,
full service staff and house keeping.

Prices vary from:

Monthly $2,000 USD
Weekly $840 USD
Daily $120 USD

Tel. 081-337 401510
E-mail: mataharieden@gmail.com

Unique Quality: If you have transportation,
great place to be close enought to Ubud
while getting a bit away from it.

Good on privacy.
Accessible to rice fields

• Opinion of Price: about average
• Phone: 081-337 401510
• Written February 20, 2010

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• jhonnebier
• Reviews: 4

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Amanpraha house: midst of nature, beautifull impressive guesthouse

Friends of ours tipped us about Amanpraha, we wanted to be in some place quiet, close to Ubud.
Amanpraha house turned out to be perfect, a incredibly beautiful and impressive house, spacious, with a big swimming pool & garden and in the midst of nature. The meals were very good and the staff (3) and owners very friendly. The house is very nicely decorated.
Bedrooms were great. Great place to relax! We rented a room & meals. The house has 4 double bedrooms and a detached guesthouse that sleeps 4.
Owners told us you can also rent the house or/and the bungalow if you are with a group. We thought Amanpraha was a real find!
At first it was not easy to find but the owners will pick you up from Ubud.

Unique Quality: Super beautiful house of "open" architecture, large swimming pool, beautiful surroundings. We did many walks in the area. About 20 minutes from Kuta. Very quiet, great for families also.

• Opinion of Price: N/A
• Address: Desa Kelusa, village Keliki Kawan, in between Ubud and Payangan
• Phone: +628179712763
• Related to: Family Travel, Hiking and Walking
• Written May 25, 2009

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• SFHulaGIrl
• Reviews: 526

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Ala's Hibiscus: Ala's Hibiscus

I did not stay here, but had heard about it. The owner, I Nyoman Merthayasa, was kind enough to show me one of the rooms.

Unique Quality: Rooms range in price from US$20 to US$35. The owner asked that I mention that they will be putting a pool in soon. The room I saw was very clean. The mirrors & shelf/cabinet were handmade by the owner himself & were of beautiful quality. This is a great budget spot for travelers without lots of luggage (only because of the stroll through the rice paddies).

The business card states that Ala's Hibiscus 2 offers private bathrooms with bathtubs, hot & cold water, ceiling fans, nice view of the rice fields, choice of breakfast, & tea/coffee all day.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Address: Jalan Bisma; Ubud
• Phone: (0361) 970476
• Related to: Backpacking, Singles, Budget Travel
• Written May 19, 2009

Bathtub in double room

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• trisanna
• Reviews: 563

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Kajane Mua: A romantic getaway!

This was one of the best hotels i have ever stayed at. My mother in law, husband, one year old son and myself stayed in the 2 bedroom Lodi Gadis villa, which is at the far back of the property.We stayed on the first floor as it was larger and easier for my son to run around in, plus the stairs to the second floor are very steep. The first floor bedroom is larger and has an outdoor bathroom. huge soaking tub with in a bed of rocks and against a frangipani tree. Second floor has a large balcony over looking a small rice paddy. Romantic bedroom with beautiful ceiling detail. Staff are amazing. My son was very ill and they did whatever they could to help. The hotel is small, so everyone knows your name. There are no common areas in the hotel, so there is a lot of privacy. Staff rings a door bell before they enter your property. They bring breakfast to your villa in the morning or you can have in the restaurant. highly recommend the banana juice and banana pancake. We used their driver Kadek on day trips and he was a great driver/guide.

The baby cot they gave us, was a beautiful wooden cot, but more appropriate for a newborn baby. Our bed was massive, so he happily slept with us for three nights. They also have baby high chairs (ikea one) and a play kitchen stove, which my son loved playing with. Included in the room, you get a free transportation within Ubud.

The only cons ( and they are so minor), all beds have no headboards, so it can be difficult to read in bed. Like what other reviewers wrote, there are lots of steps. It didn't bother me, but it can be exhausting for people not in shape. This place isn't disabled friendly. It's about a 7 minute walk of up and down steps from lobby to our room. But i have to say a beauiful landscaped walk. If you stay in this villa, you can have the driver take you to the back exit, which is right near this room. They really need to have a better website with more pictures. The real thing is much better!

• Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
• Address: Monkey Forrest Road, Ubud
• Phone: +62(361)972877
• Website: www.kajane.com
• Related to: Historical Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Spa and Resort
• Written August 27, 2007

first floor bedroom at Lodi Gadis room

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• myspices
• Reviews: 653

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Homestays and Guesthouses: Budget Travelers - plenty of choice

Calling all budget travelers - in Ubud, you have a wide choice of homestays and guesthouses. They are usually family-run and consists of a couple of rooms. Prices are really reasonable especially during non-peak season. Most of the times, the lodge will only provide cold water and fan. Sometimes home-cooked breakfast is included. If you are interested, they can arrange balinese massage too.....

*Along lane of Jl Gootama (turning at Nomad restaurant)
*Along Jl Kajeng

See pics attached for both lanes

• Opinion of Price: N/A
• Address: in Ubud
• Related to: Budget Travel, Backpacking
• Written June 2, 2007

along Jl Gootama

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• egonwegh
• Reviews: 1179

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Fibra Inn: On Monkey Forest Road

Good hotel with a pleasant, open lobby. Several small apartments on the grounds of the hotel with small patios in between, statues, tiny and somewhat mysterious swimming pool. Overall impression was that of a temple complex rather than a hotel.

• Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
• Address: On Monkey Forest Road
• Written April 8, 2007

Ubud, Fibra Inn, a view of the balcony

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• Ubudian
• Reviews: 38

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