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The location is fat away from downtown of Ubud, we suggest hotel can provide more shuttle bus everyday. The food is good, especially breakfast . The staffs are really friendly. The facility is a bit old but environment overall is nice. Recommend to stay few nights.

I felt incredibly special from the moment I stepped into Samsara until check-out. The staff were very helpful, professional, and excellent at their jobs. Despite the rooms being nestled in the middle of the forest, regular pest control ensured that I didn't see a single lizard. Everything was great, and we were very satisfied. Thanks for everything

I spent a total of 3 nights here. it is not necessarily the five star standard that you would expect from other hotels. But the hotel is located in a secluded, quiet area in the middle of the jungle. So you don't notice much of the outside world and it's almost always quiet. So if you like peace and quiet, you can get your money's worth here. The large communal pool is very nice. the rooms are large and relatively well equipped. I think the room is not worth more than the price I paid. I paid €215 per night.

The place is beautiful and in nature. The people and service is amazing! However, the road to the hotel is rough and bumpy. Suggest to repair the road and to add a shelter at the lobby so that people do not get wet during the rain.

Facilities are great, food was average, our room was immaculate, and slightly heated pool was amazing for us to swim for hours. Only thing inconvenient was location. It was hard to get to and fro city centre. It was hard to find Gojek drivers (Uber for Indonesia) who were willing to drive all the way to our hotel (some even thought our request was a prank...). To Ubud was okay to find, but anywhere further than Ubud city centre, it was extremely hard to find drivers. Other than location, hotel itself was amazing and magical. If you're planning to stay at the hotel mainly, 100% recommended. If your trip is about tours and exploring, probably find a hotel closer to city centres.