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Co Living Bali Sweet Home
4.6/51 Reviews
The service is good and fast, room is cozy but no food meal offering
Puri Taman Sari
4.2/521 Reviews
This place is just a paradise in the tropical ricefields of Mengwi. Owned by a local noblesse it is located in a traditional village (Indo.: desa adat). The resorts offers you a genuine Bali experience that is gradually vanishing due to the surge of modernity and the influx of foreign infuences. During our stay coincidently the 3 days Odalan Ceremony took place at the local Prime Tempel (Pura Kahyangan Dalem), upon our request the staff helped us with traditional clothing and offering preparation to enable us to fully participate in the 3 days/nights of rituals, processions, dances, prayers and blessings. The breakfast was more than sufficient consisting of Balinesse and Western choices. The restaurant is also open for lunch, even when it is not explicitely mentioned. The dinner menu consists of Western and Balinesse choices as well and is very well prepared. For those who have trouble consuming flaming spicy asian food need not to be afraid of ordering Balinesse food, as the flaming spicy (Indo.: pedas) will come if you request fot it yourself. The Pumpkin and Corn soup are recommended, the kitchen is excelent. Our rooms were located in a valley and a swimming pool. Disliked · The whole complex although perfectly clean and continously well kept by staff has signs of aging, as humidity damage on walls and electricity sockets are becomming visible. Probably as most visitors are short stayers it wouldn't be of any nuisance, However it is a pity to see such a great place gradually deteriorating by aging, a small renovation on affected walls and electricity sockets will help this place for years to come.
Umasari Rice Terrace Villa
4.3/535 Reviews
After a week in other more populated areas of Bali we landed in a wooden house here. Comfy bed, fridge, tea and coffee in the room and a bathroom with hot water and great water pressure was a treat. Sitting on the deck watching butterflies , birds and kites. We enjoyed several massages and many walks through the rice terraces which seem to go on forever. The aqueduct system is incredibly interesting and our host Putu, took me to visit a honey house of native bees where I got to see 50 hives in amongst a magnificent tropical fruit forest. Putu organised our motos($6/day) and had many suggestions for cooking classes and other cultural activities. This is an engage or retreat place. Food was good.
Ulaman Eco Luxury Resort
4.2/575 Reviews
We went there with great curiosity. It was a place we saved for the last day of our Bali tour. We checked in, went to the room, walked around for a while, but the room was not ready, so we waited for 2 hours. We stayed in Sky Villa, there were lizards in the room. We said yes, the friend at the reception asked us about the species, then he showed us the lizards on the ceiling of the reception and said that they were harmless and would not be eaten by humans. However, we did research and there were also poisonous species. We could not sleep until the morning. There are no facilities at the facility, the restaurant closes at 11 in the evening, the spa closes at 9, there is no place around the facility in the evening, we spent the morning with lizards and different bird species. Massage is very expensive and so are the meals.
De Moksha Eco Friendly Boutique Resort
4.4/549 Reviews
Tanah Lot
Overall it's pretty good. The introduction didn't show parking, so at first I was having trouble parking. When I got to the door, I saw that 3 cars could be parked, and there were spaces available just a few steps away. Someone helped carry the luggage. Tipping is not mandatory but I still gave some. After all, they put in the work. There are private swimming pools and large public swimming pools. The bathrooms and toilets are semi-open air. If you don't like to be close to nature, don't choose this one because there are a lot of mosquitoes and there will be a lot of ants crawling on the toilet. Choose carefully if you are mysophobic! Breakfast is okay. It's not a buffet but there are many varieties to choose from. And the juice is freshly squeezed by yourself!

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