The Homestay is in a small village, surrounded by nature and super close to the most beautiful ricefields in Bali. It is also very close to the shortest starting pointo to hike up Mt. Agung. The hosts, Ratna and Putra, along with their son (will not say his name here) and the rest of the family, are absolutely lovely people with good values, who will make you feel like home and will always try to help you with anything. The food is simply delicious and the room is very comfortable. Don't think it twice, book a couple of nights (or more!) here and spend some time with this beautiful family. You won't regret it!

Everything was perfect.

When we were leaving your house we got truly sad, to the point we kinda cried in the bike. It was amazing how welcomed you made us feel, not only you two but your whole family. I was so grateful that we choose to stay there, it was one of the best parts of my trip in Indonesia! Thank you so much! For all the travelers in doubt where to stay Wikan's house is perfect! Putra and Radna will treat you with so much love and care that you feel truly relaxed. The breakfast was amazing, by far the best one we had in all our stays! The bed was comfortable, the place was so green, the village is quiet but very close to big cities, Radna is so sweet and I loved talking to her! They made sure we knew where to go and even helped us sharing a few not so famous locations! They offer dinner (you pay a part) and the food is so amazingly good!!!! I miss mama, papa, and the kids as well. When I'm back in Indonesia I will make sure to stay there for a longer period of time! Thank you so much for our stay!

When I first arrived, I was in shock and wanted to give this place a 3-star rating, but with each passing day, I mentally added one more star. In the end, I stayed there for 6 days and didn't want to leave. It was an absolute relaxation, thanks to the stunning natural surroundings, the tranquility, and the wonderful hosts. It was like a rehab from the hustle and bustle of big cities. Ratna and Putra thanks for all!!!

The small room had a slight musty smell coming from the wooden walls.

you stay inside the family compound & they are the most welcoming people ever. There are a couple of walks you can do, firstly to Samsara (Living Museum) & the Raya honey farm. Both take you through small villages with endless smiling faces, running streams & towering trees. It soothes the soul.

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