Best Bali Hotels

"No breakfast. Art hotel decoration on the side of the main road. BGM music is also very good. Downstairs is also convenient for eating, but the noise of motorbikes on the road all night is very noisy, like sleeping on the street. You must book a pool room in advance and you must live in a room that is not along the street. Otherwise it will be noisy all night to sleep"

"It was the perfect for our balinese vacation. The hotel features an authentic balinese architecture and a lush green garden directly facing the ocean. The breakfast is served right by the beach side and you can enjoy your morning coffee while people watching pass by on the beach. A big plus for us was the tennis court which was well maintained. There are some beach clubs around the hotel if you like to escape the serene environment of the hotel. The hotel interior is very local but a bit dated yet still very well maintained. The service and friendliness of the staff was outstanding."

"The service and staff were fantastic. I was very impressed with the hotel inclusions, the helpfulness of the staff, the cleanliness of the rooms and resort. The 3 pools were idyllic, the gardens were immaculate. The food was fantastic. I was very impressed with the staff of the resort as I was not well and they took me to a Drs clinic bought me back to the resort and all the staff kept asking me how I was feeling and if I needed anything. They couldn't help me enough. I will definitely return to stay here again. One of my favourite places to stay. Highly recommend."

"Hotel nice, have a beautiful space inside, the room was clean but there wasn't the possibility to open the windows. the breakfast was good but not really enough the stuff very gentle and helpful the internet is very slow and sometime the communication drop"

"Mixed emotions. We stayed for 2 days, and upon check-in it was discovered that there were no inputs in the room. The manager said the problem would be resolved within an hour. Despite the fact that the staff offered to wash by the pool, where the shower is outside in full view of everyone. A couple of hours later, the manager came and said that everything was fine, adjusted the water (it came out black, all the pipes were clogged and had to be flushed). After that we went to dinner and decided to wash ourselves before going to bed. It was my wife's birthday the next day. They also asked to clean the room and replace the towels, because during the setup, everything became dirty. Coming back from dinner, we asked if everything was okay and they answered yes. Arriving at the room, we found that there was no water again. This was very upsetting and we went to find out the situation at the reception, where the girls were sitting and trying to smooth out the situation. After calling the manager, we explained that it is not acceptable to live in a room all day where there is no water, you can’t even go to the toilet because there is nothing to flush it with. Staff again distinguished itself and offered a 1.5 liter bottle of water for flushing. Frustrated, we asked to rent us another hotel. The time was 23:00. Staff said that they called all around and there were no numbers. We offered to rent the hotel where we had lived for the past 2 days. It turned out there was a room for 1 night. And we agreed that we would spend the night there and return the next day. And so it happened! The next day the water problem was resolved. As for the Honemoon suite, it was damp, so there was no need for air conditioning and things got wet. Breakfast is standard. The staff are generally great, except for the manager. I understand that the problem affected the entire hotel, but why put people in when there is no water in the room, why say that everything is fine, and then we discover that there is no water in the room (1 time after brunch, 2 times after dinner). My wife said several times that it was her birthday, that there would be a photo shoot on the next giving day, and she needed clean hair, etc., and this could not be done without water. The manager promised to settle everything, but in the end he couldn’t. And at one point he said, okay, sorry for the situation, I’ll have the cake the next day. It's funny, but even here he didn't do anything. Therefore, in general, I didn’t like the hotel, nor did I like the room, the staff tried, but they had few resources for this. Although they rented a room to spend the night in another hotel. There's a spoonful of honey in the ointment."

"Very nice and simple basic place and rooms. The rooftop bar and pool for sure makes up for things missing. (No TV, no bathroom Amenities...). I like the “green” idea of free water refill on every floor. We stayed there twice after island hopping. "

"The hotel is very well located, but very noisy. A neighboring restaurant/bar that was playing music until 4am. The cleanliness was also to be desired, bathroom with bad odor and in the cloth that is on top of the bed quite dusty."

"The hotel is under renovation. The bed is very small. The room smells like renovation. The breakfast is very simple. The so-called sea view room means that the hotel is on the mountain and you can overlook the sea."

"The hotel is very beautiful, the staff is very good and the overall is very good. Next to the hotel is the rice paddy, which is really rustic and feels that the surrounding villagers are very simple. But I don't know if it is too primitive. There will be ant bugs on the bed at night, and the little friends who stay in it must remember to scatter a little insect to sleep again. The lighting in the room is dark, and it is really quiet here. If you add psychological support, you will feel a bit gloomy at night. If you are a girl, you should consider it. We are all sleeping with lights on both nights. There is a private pool, and it’s cool to go naked, haha. The breakfast was super rich and I was most satisfied with the breakfast here. The spa here is really very good. It’s not expensive for a person to be around 150 for two hours, but he also charged me about 50 or so. I didn’t know what it was. I didn’t take it seriously, but it’s not It’s like pitting me, I don’t know if I have any other consumption, or it’s a service fee."