Name: Gerindem Cottages
Address: Jalan Tirta Tawar, Ubud, ID

Overview

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Luxurious Accommodation with Exceptional Services
Gerindem Cottages in Ubud offers a delightful stay with an outdoor pool, free parking, and a lush garden. The 3-star hotel boasts a 24-hour front desk, airport transfers, and complimentary WiFi, ensuring a convenient experience for guests.

Comfortable Rooms with Modern Amenities
Each room at Gerindem Cottages is equipped with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom. The cozy ambiance, along with amenities like a safety deposit box and free toiletries, guarantees a relaxing stay.

Culinary Delights and Recreational Activities
Indulge in a variety of cuisines at the on-site restaurant or explore nearby attractions like Saraswati Temple and Monkey Forest Ubud. With bike and car hire services available, adventure awaits just around the corner.

Ready to experience luxury and comfort in Ubud? Book your stay at Gerindem Cottages now!

Good to know

Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. A deposit may be required at the property.

Jojo

Australia · Solo traveller · July 2026

8.0

“14 day stay”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gerindem Cottages – My Honest Review I stayed at Gerindem Cottages for 14 nights and would happily stay here again. It isn't a luxury resort, but it's a beautiful, peaceful place to base yourself in Ubud, and it genuinely became a little home for me. ❤️ What I loved The location is excellent. There are several great warungs, cafés and restaurants immediately outside the entrance, so you don't need a scooter if you don't want one. Ubud town is around a 20-minute walk, which I really enjoyed, and GoJeks are inexpensive if you'd rather ride. Like most of Bali there aren't proper footpaths everywhere, but I always felt safe walking. The room was spotless and very well maintained. It felt fresh, clean and cared for, not tired or run down at all. I'd actually come from another property that felt quite worn, so the difference was immediately noticeable. I loved having both sheer curtains and blackout curtains, which meant I could leave the doors open, enjoy the beautiful Ubud breeze and rarely use the air conditioning. I brought my own portable fan and found the natural airflow perfect. The bed surprised me. It was much firmer than I normally choose, but I ended up sleeping incredibly well and my back actually preferred it. It became one of my favourite beds during my travels. The pool was one of my favourite parts of the property. I used it every day for movement and gentle exercise rather than simply relaxing. It's refreshingly cool after a hot day in Ubud and became part of my daily routine. Breakfast is ordered from a nearby local warung. It was always tasty, reasonably priced and could be enjoyed in the dining area or delivered to my room. The staff were always friendly and polite, and the manager, Fiver, was excellent. I had his WhatsApp number and every concern I raised was dealt with quickly. For example, when I mentioned the shower head wasn't working properly, it was replaced the very same day.

Things that could be improved The biggest downside was noise once the property became full. For most of my stay, management thoughtfully spaced guests apart, so it was wonderfully peaceful. However, once neighbouring rooms were occupied, I could clearly hear conversations, coughing and even someone talking on their phone at 1 a.m., which woke me up. The balconies don't offer much privacy, as neighbouring balconies can easily see across into each other. There is also a nearby Balinese community hall (banjar) where local cultural and community events are held. At times there were drums, announcements over loudspeakers and community gatherings. Personally, I enjoyed knowing local life was happening around me, but light sleepers may want to bring earplugs. Between the occasional roosters, neighbouring guests and community events, earplugs are definitely worth packing. A small fridge in the room would make a huge difference for longer stays. There is an Indomaret right next door, so buying fresh food and drinks is easy, but having somewhere to keep them cold would be a welcome addition. The staff were always cheerful and kind, and every issue I raised was resolved quickly. However, I do think there is room to improve the overall guest experience. During quieter periods, some staff spent long periods sitting together playing cards, sometimes quite noisily. After several days this became distracting. I'd have loved to see those quieter moments used for things like sweeping pathways, tidying outdoor areas or attending to small maintenance jobs that help the property feel constantly cared for. I did notice maintenance being completed inside rooms after guests checked out, so it was mainly the outdoor presentation that could benefit from a little more attention. There were also a few small details that could be improved.

Jojo

Australia · Solo traveller · July 2026

8.0

“14 day stay”

Guest reviews

7.6102 reviews

AI summary

Generated automatically from recent guest reviews.

Cleanliness: 5.3
Service: 8.8
Location: 8.8
Room quality: 7.3
Amenities: 7.8
Value for money: 7.8
Food & drinks: 6.8
Overall experience: 8.3

Guests liked

Great pool
Good location

Could be better

Poor cleanliness
Lack of soundproofing

Latest reviews

Reviews may be translated automatically.

Kiona
Netherlands · Solo traveller · August 2026
6.0
De ligging en de sfeer.
Kamer met schimmel. Beddengoed voelde klam aan en een vocht lucht
Jojo
Australia · Solo traveller · July 2026
8.0
“14 day stay”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gerindem Cottages – My Honest Review I stayed at Gerindem Cottages for 14 nights and would happily stay here again. It isn't a luxury resort, but it's a beautiful, peaceful place to base yourself in Ubud, and it genuinely became a little home for me. ❤️ What I loved The location is excellent. There are several great warungs, cafés and restaurants immediately outside the entrance, so you don't need a scooter if you don't want one. Ubud town is around a 20-minute walk, which I really enjoyed, and GoJeks are inexpensive if you'd rather ride. Like most of Bali there aren't proper footpaths everywhere, but I always felt safe walking. The room was spotless and very well maintained. It felt fresh, clean and cared for, not tired or run down at all. I'd actually come from another property that felt quite worn, so the difference was immediately noticeable. I loved having both sheer curtains and blackout curtains, which meant I could leave the doors open, enjoy the beautiful Ubud breeze and rarely use the air conditioning. I brought my own portable fan and found the natural airflow perfect. The bed surprised me. It was much firmer than I normally choose, but I ended up sleeping incredibly well and my back actually preferred it. It became one of my favourite beds during my travels. The pool was one of my favourite parts of the property. I used it every day for movement and gentle exercise rather than simply relaxing. It's refreshingly cool after a hot day in Ubud and became part of my daily routine. Breakfast is ordered from a nearby local warung. It was always tasty, reasonably priced and could be enjoyed in the dining area or delivered to my room. The staff were always friendly and polite, and the manager, Fiver, was excellent. I had his WhatsApp number and every concern I raised was dealt with quickly. For example, when I mentioned the shower head wasn't working properly, it was replaced the very same day.
Things that could be improved The biggest downside was noise once the property became full. For most of my stay, management thoughtfully spaced guests apart, so it was wonderfully peaceful. However, once neighbouring rooms were occupied, I could clearly hear conversations, coughing and even someone talking on their phone at 1 a.m., which woke me up. The balconies don't offer much privacy, as neighbouring balconies can easily see across into each other. There is also a nearby Balinese community hall (banjar) where local cultural and community events are held. At times there were drums, announcements over loudspeakers and community gatherings. Personally, I enjoyed knowing local life was happening around me, but light sleepers may want to bring earplugs. Between the occasional roosters, neighbouring guests and community events, earplugs are definitely worth packing. A small fridge in the room would make a huge difference for longer stays. There is an Indomaret right next door, so buying fresh food and drinks is easy, but having somewhere to keep them cold would be a welcome addition. The staff were always cheerful and kind, and every issue I raised was resolved quickly. However, I do think there is room to improve the overall guest experience. During quieter periods, some staff spent long periods sitting together playing cards, sometimes quite noisily. After several days this became distracting. I'd have loved to see those quieter moments used for things like sweeping pathways, tidying outdoor areas or attending to small maintenance jobs that help the property feel constantly cared for. I did notice maintenance being completed inside rooms after guests checked out, so it was mainly the outdoor presentation that could benefit from a little more attention. There were also a few small details that could be improved.
Agathe
France · Couple · June 2026
8.0
La proximité du centre d’Ubud surtout en scooter ou en grab. Très belle piscine et chambre parfaite, personnels très gentils et petit déjeuner très bon, endroit calme. Le Warung à côté est très bon aussi.
Les insectes (fourmis)
Leisa78
Australia · Solo traveller · June 2026
8.0
Staff were very friendly and helpful. Was a very small accommodation with only 6-8 rooms so we had the pool to ourselves.
Unsure if the sheets had been cleaned, although bed was made

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