Very nice place to stay near Ubud center but in very quiet part with rice field view at the same time. With the bad traffic around Ubud its around 10-20 minutes by bike but we also walked to city center around 40minutes around rice fields. Vila is very nice with open bathroom (We loved it) outside are and pool area really nice. Staff was easy to communicate with and very helpful and friendly.

Every morning woke up by sunrise and a amazing view. Staff and Manager are very helpful and friendly. The bathroom at ground floor is beautiful. Sad we didn't stay longer.

Sometimes there is some smoke from the nearby rice fields. But it has nothing to do with the villa.

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Beautiful villa, good pool and good kitchen accessories. Good view to some rice fields. The lady that comes to prepare the breakfast is really sweet and polite.

Despite the view, the location is not good. Not worth. You have to go to the terrace rice fields anyway and walk a lot to reach any good place. Breakfast is really week. The guy, called Gede, is a kind of “smart guy”... be really careful with the kind of trap that they can try to put you in. We tried to use the clothesline and it looked broken. I’m not sure if we broke while trying to assemble... but it really looked damaged already. I said he could charge me. He tried to charge 700,000.00 Indonesian rupees, around 50 dollars. I said it was absurd he said he would help me and charge 450,000. I found many similar at the internet from 100,000 to 300,000 and showed him. He said that this was the price and I had to find a solution. I bought a new one, with the support of the nice driver we met in Ubud for 300,000. Be really careful with these people that manage this Villa, and check everything in the house before using. I felt like they were waiting for the next costumer to finally break the clothesline so they could charge (whatever they wanted and even make some money). The worst was the fact of trying to make money from me. I would recommend to stay in a good hotel near the Monkey Forest. Look for professionals. I already stayed in dozens of places, never felt extorted like that. I gave them a new clothesline and really broke the other one (since it could be easily fixed, but they wanted my money anyway).