Genuine family hospitality that makes guests feel like royalty
Stunning wooden architecture and art-filled grounds
Peaceful Junjungan village location away from Ubud's traffic chaos
Quick Take: A beautiful, soulful retreat that trades walking-distance nightlife for rooster crows and deep tranquility.
Reviewed by @ErinEveryday: I stayed here for a few nights and the peace was unreal. My morning coffee by the koi pond became a ritual I didn't want to end. The wooden rooms feel so grounded and authentic—it’s the perfect place if you need to escape the noise and just breathe.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Reviewers consistently use the word 'family' to describe the staff and 'magical' for the setting.
Reality check
The 'Grand Deluxe' rooms can feel dark and cave-like due to the dense jungle shading.
You appreciate intricate Balinese wood carving and art
You want a free daily yoga session in a jungle shala
You prefer the sound of geckos over scooters at night
Cleanliness & Maintenance
9.4
Housekeeping: Impeccable daily service; staff often leave towel art and fresh flowers.
Bathroom hygiene: Spotless, though the open-air design in some villas means occasional fallen leaves or ants.
Maintenance: Excellent condition, especially the intricate woodwork which is polished and dust-free.
Linens & towels: Fresh and high quality; rare complaints about dampness due to humidity.
Odors & scents: Smells of lemongrass, incense, and fresh rain.
Sleepability™
9SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Roosters (early morning)
Geckos/Nature sounds
Before you book
Good to know
Free shuttle runs to Ubud Palace/Museum Puri Lukisan (check schedule, usually 3-4 times daily)
Floating breakfast is available and highly rated for photos
The hotel is in a 'wet' jungle area; keep doors closed to keep mosquitos out
What to pack
Mosquito repellent (jungle location = bugs)
Slip-on shoes (you'll take them off constantly for yoga/villas)
Light rain jacket (Ubud rains suddenly)
Room Genie
Best picks
Wooden Pool Villa (private pool, standalone structure, tons of character)
Tirta Suite (bright, spacious, beautiful wooden interiors)
Rooms to avoid
Grand Deluxe rooms on lower levels if you dislike low light/dampness
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I am looking forward to my stay. Please assign a room on a higher level with maximum natural light, as I understand some lower units can be quite dark. If available, a unit with a view of the rice fields would be preferred.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there a gym?
No. There is a yoga shala with free daily classes, but no weight room or cardio machines.
How far is the center?
About 3.5km (10-15 min drive). Too far to walk comfortably in the heat/traffic.
Is the shuttle free?
Yes, there is a complimentary scheduled shuttle to Ubud center.
Is it adults-only?
No, families are welcome and there is a family suite, but the vibe is very quiet and adult-oriented.
Do the rooms have AC?
Yes, all rooms are air-conditioned.
Is breakfast included?
Usually yes, and it's a la carte (not buffet), often praised for quality.
Insider Tips
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Ask for the '1919 Spa' menu early; it's one of the highest-rated on-site spas in the area.
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The 'Happy Hour' at the restaurant often includes complimentary tapas with drinks.
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Walk 5 minutes north to find local warungs if you want a cheaper meal than the hotel restaurant.
5 things to know before you go
💡The lighting in the bathroom is moody/dim—great for romance, bad for makeup.
💡The 'Grand Deluxe' rooms are in a concrete building, while the 'Suites' are traditional wood—totally different vibes.
💡You will likely spot lizards in your room; it's part of the open-living Balinese deal.
💡The road to the hotel (Jalan Tirta Tawar) is narrower and quieter than the main Ubud roads.
💡There is no elevator, so be prepared to carry bags down stairs if the porters are busy (though they usually help).
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