Romantic Hotels in Bali

The hotel doesn't have many rooms, but the public areas are incredibly spacious and well-maintained. My friend and I were pleasantly surprised upon arrival. Each guest room is a charming, standalone bungalow, truly capturing the essence of Indonesian local style. The staff here are incredibly thoughtful; you can really feel how much they care about guests. Even though they might be a bit shy, their sincerity makes you feel completely at ease, especially when you're far from home. A staff member named Vania, who checked us in and showed us to our room, left a strong impression. She was so attentive and patient, adding a lot of warmth to our trip! ❤️ Although the hotel is accessed via a small, winding road, it's very close to the main road, making getting around super convenient. It's especially ideal for several families or small groups – you could almost have the place to yourselves, and you're sure to love it.

The villa is nestled in a tranquil spot amidst rice fields. At night, all you hear are crickets, and in the mornings, birds sometimes come and sing. It's a perfect place to unwind from the hustle and bustle of city life and simply enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. The villa itself is spacious, featuring large beds, charming Balinese-style furniture, and a big, clean pool. Swimming in the rain is an absolute delight! You can sunbathe on the loungers or find shade under the canopy. I particularly loved the expansive open-plan kitchen area, which has everything you need for full-scale cooking. The grounds are well-maintained, with beautiful plants all around, creating a sense of seclusion. In the evenings, tiny geckos sometimes appear, but they are completely harmless and are more afraid of people than vice-versa. Despite sleeping with open doors, we didn't encounter any insects or animals inside the house. I must also highlight the exceptional service and attitude of the villa owner. He helped with scooter rental and arranged a car with a driver, was always reachable, and answered all our questions. Just a two-minute walk away, there's a lovely cafe called Cafe Kecil Ubud. It's open from 7 AM to 12 PM, and we went there for breakfast almost every morning.

How many travels around the world, but such a price/quality ratio I have not seen anywhere. I expected this hotel much worse, but everything turned out to be just chic! Here is very beautiful, comfortable, quiet. The rooms are large, the bathroom with a bath is larger than the entire room in some hotels! There is everything you need - tooth sets, slippers, gel, shampoo. Everything is clean, fresh. The pool is deep, there are verandas at the houses. It is worth separately to highlight friendly owners! Very hospitality. Welcome coconuts from their palm, there is a welcome drink and a delicious snack. The most interesting thing is that for these small money there is even breakfast! Yes, it is not big and very simple, but it is! The location of the hotel is very comfortable, close to the main attractions (except Diamond Beach). There are excellent massage salons in five minutes.

It was pouring rain on the day we checked in, and there were a lot of bugs in the room. The staff were helpful and took care of it after we spoke to them. Since the room doesn't have windows, you might want to reconsider if you're really afraid of bugs. The hotel breakfast can be delivered to your room, and the overall environment is very natural with great views. I recommend checking in when you can catch the sunset. This particular room isn't near the main lobby, so you'll need to drive there, and getting around and hailing a taxi can be a bit inconvenient. From what I understand, the other rooms are closer to the lobby.

This villa is tucked away about 10 minutes from the main street of Ubud, making the environment incredibly quiet and peaceful. The entire property is spotless, including the pool. They offer in-room breakfast with a few different set meal options that include coffee, tea, or juice. We also tried their room service for dinner, and the food was great. It’s very convenient that you can rent a motorbike directly from the hotel, starting at just 80k IDR per day. The location is also a big plus—it's right by a beautiful rice terrace walk and very close to Seniman Coffee, which serves fantastic local coffee and sells a wide variety of beans. Overall, a highly satisfying and pleasant stay

We loved our stay here so much! The villas are super clean and spacious, with a lovely balcony overlooking the island and the most amazing sea view where you can watch the sunset. The bed is very comfy and feels cosy with the mosquito net all around it. The room also has a tv with Netflix which was such a novelty for us!! Unfortunately we don’t drive scooters so we chose to walk to the nearby restaurants by the sea - the walk was around 30 mins and mostly shaded so it was fine! I’m sure most people staying here are confident on scooters which makes it much easier to get around, and I’m pretty sure you can rent them from the property. The staff are very very helpful and sweet and keep the property clean and tidy, especially the pool area. They also collected us from the yellow bridge and we paid them for transport back down again to catch our ferry. I would certainly stay here again, hopefully next time with scooter skills. Thank you so much for making our stay amazing!

Love the location of this accommodation. Nice room wth pool towels. We stayed for 2 weeks the room was cleaned o. Request so we opted for every 2 or 3 days or sometimes they asked us. No kettle in the room but a kitchen and sitting area downstairs. We stayed on the upper level. Loved the little pool to cool off in and it was always kept clean. Liked also no body under 18 years of age.  Great couple of warungs within a very short distance WARANG NAKSA and also WARUNG KUTUS. WARNUN OLD BRICK is also just a little bit further towards the beach access.  Could do with another mirror as only one is the bathroom. Would definitely stay again. Hopefully the construction next door would be finished by then . Construction didn’t start unit. 8 am ish.

We had a wonderful time at this hotel, nestled in the Ubud jungle. Our small, minimalist bungalows, with their panoramic windows, offered stunning views of the Balinese nature. The gentle babbling of the stream and the singing of birds provided a sense of complete tranquility. Inside, the modern amenities included smart lighting control, privacy glass, music accessible via a tablet, hot water, and a jacuzzi. In the evenings, they lit a bonfire for us for just 35,000 IDR. Breakfast was delivered directly to our bungalow, and the reception always had complimentary drinks, tea, coffee, and snacks available. We were greeted by adorable kittens on the property, which we even fed milk to. This place is perfect for a secluded retreat in nature. I wholeheartedly recommend it, a definite 10/10!

It is a hotel with a nice. Little off the main street of Ubud but reachable via scooter. The pool is nice with jungle view. The room wall is mostly glass so you have great unobstructed view even from your bed. My only comment is the toilet had a wood floor. So when it gets wet it becomes slightly slimy and sticky. Would advice the hotel to fond the right technique to clean and preserve the wood floor. Apart from that all is well.

”The hotel enjoys a prime location with several charming specialty coffee shops within proximity. Accessible by car from Ubud in approximately 75 minutes, it offers ample parking space - a notable advantage - along with spacious and well-designed common areas. The property boasts unique natural appeal: guests can witness breathtaking sunrises directly from the premises and enjoy strategic vantage points for volcano viewing. For optimal volcano sunrise experiences, a 30-minute drive leads to prime observation spots. **Important Note for Drivers:** During our visit, we encountered an unexpected incident where a group of young individuals blocked the central roadway claiming to be government officials, demanding an access fee of 100,000 IDR.Travelers should remain vigilant in such situations.”