This small guesthouse is great value for money, in a convenient location. The rooms consist of a series of bungalows in a pretty garden, just across the road from the entrance to the water palace. The larger "deluxe" bungalows have hot water in the bathrooms and large front porches with a sun lounger, a table and two chairs (the buildings are mostly built duplex-style, so you have 1 wall shared with the next door unit, but you don't hear much noise from next door, and there's a divider separating your side of the porch from theirs). The smaller standard bungalows are cold water bathrooms and their porches are slightly smaller, with chairs but no lounger. Everything is clean and the beds are comfy, and being in the hills, you don't need AC at night. The bed was made up with a blanket and no top sheet, but they were happy to provide a second sheet upon my request. The prices are really good value (probably because this place isn't listed in the Lonely Planet type guide books) and the old guy who runs it is very friendly and welcoming, and picked fresh flowers from his garden to bring to my room after I checked in. He also acts as a guide, but it wasn't really a hard sell (he noticed my hiking boots and asked if I wanted to go out with a guide, but that was it). There is a little bit of noise from the main road, but I suspect as the town is so small, you'll get that noise almost everywhere in town. Overall, I was very happy with...
Read moreThis place is run by an amazing family. It is located right in front of the entrance of the waterpalace. They offer very nice rooms (bungalow style) with a private balcony and private bathroom. The rooms are located in the back in a beautiful, peaceful garden. You can choose for cold or hot water and breakfast is included. In the waterpalace across the street, you can go for a nice swim while enjoying the beauty of this place. ||Furthermore, they can organize trekkings to Agung and Batur, mountainbiking, beautiful walks through the ricefields, transport to wherever you want to go and whatever you need, they'll help you. ||In the evening you can enjoy with the locals, drinking some arak or tuak and listening to the local music. Highly...
Read moreStaying here 10 nights to experience real Bali life. Family run guest house own spotless clean rooms with balcony and beautiful gardens overlooking rice fields. ||Accommodation is very cheap R200,000 to R250,000per night for 2 (Aust $20-25) including breakfast.|| Walks and day trips organised, delicious food in front café and daily swims in the top pool opposite at Water Palace for life long health. ||||Putu is a traditional healer used by Balinese who can also help travelers with massage/ manipulations ask for appointment.|| Ketuk Sarjana is great flute teacher and walking guide. Highly recommend this family run business, Lonely Planet...
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