Giri Krisna Guest House

I have nothing but praise for this family-run hotel! It was an oversight on my part. I thought I had booked three nights, but my reservation was only for two. We were out sightseeing the entire day on our check-out day. When we returned, we suddenly realized that we were supposed to check out that day and hadn’t extended our stay. I hoped to renew our room, but unfortunately the hotel was fully booked with no vacancies available. We were caught off guard and panicked. This hotel is run by a lovely family, and every single one of them was so kind. Not a hint of impatience at all — everyone pitched in to help us figure out a solution. They even helped us pack up all our luggage. The host went out of his way to contact another nearby hotel and secured a last-minute place for us, so we had somewhere to settle in smoothly. Faced with this unexpected situation, they didn’t just stick rigidly to the rules. The whole family went out of their way to coordinate and assist us. Their genuine kindness is truly rare to find. The rooms were nice as well, but what touched me most was the warmth of this family. I will absolutely stay here again next time I visit this area, and I wholeheartedly recommend this place to everyone!

Nothing.

Art room menginap dengan nyaman, Balconi view Nature

Semua mantap & lebih mantap kedepannya 👍🏻

Proprietari molto gentili. Struttura semplice ma pulita

Consiglierei di allontanare i galli dalle camere perché il loro canto disturba il sonno

Well, what can you expect for £7 a night! The room is comfortable, shower is good with hot water and even a kettle with tea and coffee! The little balcony has lovely forest view. But you only get the room, there is no outside space to sit or anywhere to, say have a breakfast ? It is at the back of a family compound of little houses with the family temples.

So you have to walk out for breakfast, a couple of places and shacks selling essentials are within a five minute walk, but the road is horrendous, constant fast traffic and scooters, all times of day and night, no pavements and it’s very hard to cross. You have to somehow get a bike or scooter to get into ubud, but there’s no way I could ride a bike on those roads, and we cycle a lot. You have to get a Grab Cab to get anywhere, and they are very fast and cheap to get into Ubud, so not the end of the world.