Ubad Retreat, Ubud

1. The room was clean and well-equipped, we especially loved the tub! 2. There is a handy rack on the balcony for drying clothes. 3. Breakfast was very pleasant.

The room was lovely with a comfortable bed and a balcony. The shower was interesting but tricky. The two pools were great in a nice garden setting. Food was good value for money but the location of the eating area — outside near a busy road— was not great. Gus and his family and staff were fabulous, very friendly and kind.

The location right on a busy road — most roads in Ubud are busy now with cars and motorbikes — if i booked again I would ask for a room at the rear of the property overlooking the second pool. I would have preferred a rain shower head rather than the vertical waterfall.

The Staff And the love for the Nature . The place is amazing what i liked the most is there is alot of plants and trees with descriptions on it . Its a big property and the pool is great and the views are amazing. The in-house restaurant is Good 😊

Very kind staff and good value, but this is not a retreat in any meaningful sense of the word. It is much closer to a nice Airbnb/guesthouse, so do not book expecting a retreat experience.

The property is on a busy road, and between traffic and nearby chickens, sleeping was difficult even with earplugs. One pool was very clean and lovely; the other was more questionable. The staff were genuinely kind, although communication through the property’s phone system could be very slow. It is also quite far from central Ubud. Rides into town or to Bintang Supermarket generally cost around 100K–150K IDR and took about 35 minutes, so transportation added up quickly. There is a twice-daily shuttle, but it is essentially an older car rather than what I would consider a hotel shuttle. The food comes from a small family-run outdoor kitchen, which may not suit travelers looking for more controlled, Western-style food preparation standards.