The guesthouse is in a super central location in Ubud, but far away from the traffic: perfect to base yourself! The room was spacious, clean, cool: even better than in the photos. Sampo and family are the sweetest and they gave us the warmest welcome for our first four days in Bali! Kadek, Sampo’s son in law, was our driver and guide for all our time in Ubud (and beyond) since landing in Denpasar. By the end of the trip we can call him our friend! Amazing experience all together, recommended.

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Peaceful spot just off a main strip of shops, restaurants etc. The alley you walk down felt very safe, and beautiful, super convenient to everything - such a fantastic location! I can’t remember the young man’s name who we mostly saw but he was so lovely and the breakfast every morning served on our balcony was wonderful. While the accom is basic it is well kept and clean. We had actually checked out early of a previous place after some issues (won’t mention name but was a more expensive resort type place) and we honestly thought Three Win had such a better feel and better aircon and overall than the resort, so we were glad in the end that the resort had messed up our booking otherwise we would never have come here. It really felt very homely. The owner was lovely too although we didn’t stay long enough to really chat. Perfect spot to be if you are wanting to go shopping and be out and about and have a cool place to come back to at the end of the day.

Honestly nothing. A note for those though that might want a pool, this property doesn’t have one but it didn’t bother us as we were out and about wanting to explore.

Great location in a quiet local neighbourhood. Super clean, and friendly family owners. Had a great private terrace with a couch to lay down on with my upstairs room. Good value for money.

Sampo, the owner and the support staff were very helpful. Overall the location is right in the middle of Ubud. The monkey forest and Ubud palace are 15 minutes away in opposite directions once you come out on the main road. There's an Indian restaurant right in front of the alley called Punjab Grill.

This homestay is strictly for backpackers. It's inside an alley where car can't reach so if you have heavy bags (like we did), you should look for other properties else you will have to drag your bags for some 250 meters on a stone path. The room was simple and had most things one would need but some small things need improvement. The door lock of the room wasn't working from the inside so we had to use the key to open the door. The room had only one mirror which was in the bathroom, so if someone was in the bathroom, another person can't get ready because there is no other mirror. The room didn't have universal travel sockets. It had usual Indonesian sockets. Luckily I had a multi socket with pins long enough that could fit and managed with it. On the day of checkout I found out there was an adaptor kept in the drawer. It should either have been attached already or should have been mentioned when we checked in. Minor thing but matters when you are travelling. Breakfast was simple. Didn't have options but this is not a hotel so no complaints there. Overall, a budget friendly accommodation for backpackers, however the entire area is full of homestays, some are on the main road itself and some even have swimming pools so check out other options as well.