Genuine jungle seclusion with a river and waterfall on-site
Spacious villas that feel significantly more expensive than they are
Proximity to Bali Zoo and Batuan Temple (just a short drive)
한눈에 보기: A charmingly aging jungle estate that trades modern polish for silence, steps, and the occasional gecko in your outdoor shower.
@naelynette님의 리뷰: I booked this spot hoping for a decent place to sleep, but I was blown away. For $60, having a private terrace and that incredible outdoor stone bathtub made me feel like royalty. It's rustic, green, and exactly the jungle escape I needed.
여기에 머물렀던 게스트가 말했습니다
The hype
Travelers adore the peaceful river views and friendly staff but consistently note the property feels 'tired' and needs updates.
Reality check
The 'sunken pool bar' is frequently unstaffed, and you'll likely be eating most meals at the hotel restaurant due to the remote location.
You crave absolute silence and nature sounds at night
You are comfortable riding a scooter or using Grab/Gojek for every outing
You want a 'honeymoon style' private pool villa without the $500 price tag
청결 & 유지관리
8
Housekeeping: Daily service is reliable, but they sometimes miss dust in the high thatched ceilings.
Bathroom hygiene: Clean, but the outdoor nature means you will find fallen leaves or insects shortly after cleaning.
Maintenance: The property shows its age (built 2002). Expect some worn wood, chipped tiles, or slow-draining showers.
Linens & towels: Generally clean and white, though some towels may feel a bit thin/scratchy from age.
Odors & scents: Smells of fresh rain and frangipani, with occasional damp/musty notes in the rainy season.
숙면지수™
8.5조용함
조용함
0-4시끄러움
4-7.5보통
7.5-10조용함
Rushing water from Oos River (white noise)
Geckos and jungle insects
Morning roosters from neighboring village
예약 전에
알아둘 사항
Download the Grab or Gojek app before arrival; it's your lifeline for transport and food delivery.
The on-site restaurant 'Boga Mandala' is decent but menu fatigue sets in after 2 days.
Spa treatments need to be booked in advance as therapists are often on-call.
준비물
Strong mosquito repellent (DEET based) for the outdoor bathroom
Universal travel adapter (Indonesian Type C/F plugs)
Slip-on shoes/sandals for navigating the villa steps
객실 지니
최고의 선택
Luxury Pool Villa: Worth the upgrade for the private infinity edge overlooking the jungle.
Family Garden Villa: Massive space (70sqm) perfect for groups, though lacks a private pool.
피해야 할 객실
Garden Villas near the public pool: These lack privacy and can feel like a 'fishbowl' when other guests are swimming.
Villas at the very bottom of the valley: Great views, but a brutal hike back up to breakfast.
객실 요청 지니 – 복사 & 붙여넣기
“I would appreciate a villa located on the upper half of the property to minimize stairs. If possible, please assign a unit away from the main public pool for maximum privacy.”
자주 묻는 질문 및 숨은 팁
예약하기 전에 실제로 알고 싶은 모든 것.
Is it actually in Ubud?
No. It is in Sukawati/Batuan, about a 20-30 minute drive south of Ubud center depending on traffic.
Are the bathrooms really outside?
Yes, most villas have semi-open-air bathrooms. They are private but open to the elements (and bugs).
Is there a shuttle?
Yes, a free shuttle runs to Ubud center 4 times daily (10am, 2pm, 4pm, 9pm). Return trips must be arranged.
Can I walk to dinner?
Realistically, no. The road outside is dark, narrow, and lacks sidewalks. You are effectively captive to the hotel or vehicle transport.
Is the pool heated?
No, but in the Bali heat, it is refreshing. The river valley shade can make it feel brisk in the early morning.
Is breakfast included?
Usually yes. It's a mix of buffet and à la carte, with decent Western and Indonesian options.
내부자 팁
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Walk down to the river at the bottom of the property to see the small private waterfall—it's a great meditation spot.
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The 'floating breakfast' is cheaper here than at big chain resorts; order it for the photo op.
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Ask the staff to set up a romantic dinner in your private villa gazebo; it's often better than the main restaurant atmosphere.
가기 전에 알아야 할 5가지
💡The 'sunken bar' in the main pool is rarely staffed; you usually have to wave down a waiter.
💡The Wi-Fi signal struggles to penetrate the thick stone walls of the villas.
💡You will likely hear traditional gamelan music practice from the nearby village temple (a pro or con depending on your taste).
💡The lighting in the rooms is very dim/romantic—hard to read a book at night.
💡Monkeys are rare here compared to Ubud Monkey Forest, but keep your balcony doors locked just in case.