Lívia
Indonesia · Solo traveller · January 2026
Everything was amazing!! Thank you ❤️
Jalan Raya Pengosekan Ubud, Ubud
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City Views and Balcony: Experience breathtaking city views from the balcony in each room, providing the perfect backdrop for your stay.
Shared Kitchen and Sun Terrace: Enjoy the convenience of a shared kitchen and relax on the sun terrace, ideal for soaking up the sun and enjoying the surrounding scenery.
Bicycle Rental Service: Explore the area at your own pace with our convenient bicycle rental service, allowing you to venture out and discover nearby attractions effortlessly.
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The owner was cleaning every day.
The owner was sweet but had limited capability to address noise issues.
Located next to a sound school, leading to significant noise disruptions.
The bathroom was spacious, but noise disrupted comfort.
Amenities not specifically mentioned but standard expectations.
Value perceived despite the noise issues.
Food options not explicitly mentioned but assumed standard.
A disappointing overall experience due to noise and service issues.
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Lívia
Indonesia · Solo traveller · January 2026
Everything was amazing!! Thank you ❤️
Lana
United States · Solo traveller · August 2025
The bathroom was spacious, although it had an open-air part on top of the wall, and when local neighbors were burning garbage next to the guesthouse, smoke was coming in, and it made it very uncomfortable to be there
I rarely write reviews, but felt like this could save someone from a great disappointment. The guesthouse is located right next to a sound school, and I guess people who wrote previous reviews were there when it was not in a full effect or maybe I was there at some special time of the year. Not sure, but when I stayed there during two weeks, a really loud music started around 9 a.m. and kept going most of the day, often till late at night. Earplugs were not helpful. The sound was really irritating. Again - earplugs don't help at all. At least, that was my experience. The lady who is the owner is very sweet. She was cleaning every day, but she could not help with anything related to the noise complaints, unfortunately. She also barely speaks English, so could not assist me with any inconveniences. Also, I stayed outside the guesthouse for a couple of days to rest from the noise, and when I came back from the other place around midnight, people from the school were still there hanging out (yes, that late) and you always have to walk past them to get to ur room, and when I asked them if they could keep it a bit more quiet, because I could hear literally everything in my room, they started laughing at me and were being really, really rude. Some of them seemed drunk, and one guy told me that it's his house, and they can do whatever they want. Was sooo rude and arrogant. That didn't feel nice at all. That's not a hospitality you want to experience, especially in Bali. So, I messaged the property and spoke to the owner the next day using Google Translator. And, of course, they apologized, but the inconvenience didn't stop. The noise continued, of course, and I wasn't even feeling comfortable walking past the school participants that were so mean to me the other night. There is no privacy there at all. It was just a terrible experience, to be honest. And I had to check out sooner than I was supposed to
Svitlana
United States · July 2025
The bathroom was spacious, although it had an open-air part on top of the wall, and when local neighbors were burning garbage next to the guesthouse, smoke was coming in, and it made it very uncomfortable to be there
I rarely write reviews, but felt like this could save someone from a great disappointment. The guesthouse is located right next to a sound school, and I guess people who wrote previous reviews were there when it was not in a full effect. When I stayed there during two weeks, a really loud music started around 9 a.m. and kept going most of the day, often till late at night. Earplugs were not helping. The sound was really irritating. So, if you want to enjoy your vacation - rest, meditate, take phone calls for work, or even just get ready to step outside in peace, it will be challenging because of the noise. Again - earplugs don't help at all. At least, that was my experience. The lady who is the owner is very sweet. She was cleaning every day, but she could help with anything relating to the noise complaints, unfortunately. She also barely speaks English, so could not assist me with any inconveniences. Also, I stayed outside the guesthouse for a couple of days to rest from the noise, and when I came back from the other place around midnight, people from the school were still there hanging out (yes, that late) and you always have to walk past them to get to ur room, and when I asked them if they could keep it a bit more quiet, because I could hear literally everything in my room, they started laughing at me and were being really, really rude. Some of them seemed drunk, and one guy told me that it's his house, and they can do whatever they want. Was sooo rude and arrogant. That didn't feel nice at all. That's not a hospitality you want to experience, especially in Bali. So, I messaged the property and spoke to the owner the next day using Google Translator. And, of course, they apologized, but the inconvenience didn't stop. The noise continued, of course, and I wasn't even feeling comfortable walking past the school participants that were so mean to me the other night. It was just a terrible experience, to be honest.
Ayla
Australia · Solo traveller · July 2025
The host, mama, is lovely. Shes so welcoming and sweet. The room is clean, cool and dry! Mama cleans it daily as well. It is a lovely space, with a communal kitchen with the other rooms. It is very pretty and away from the business. It felt homey.
Unfortunately, it is right next to a legong music learning school. So from about 6pm - 9pm every night there is Legong music. On sunday night the music went to 1 am which meant I couldnt sleep. If you are a heavy sleeper I think you should be fine. I found with headphones I could fall asleep, except for that sunday night.