Livi's Dancing Garden

These villas in Bali are amazing.

Such a pretty villa, and clean and comfortable too. I'd like to come back.

I stayed in room B1, with two bedrooms on the first floor and the living room upstairs on the second. There's a shared pool, and the key box is beside the door so you can come and go that way. Some villas don't have numbers, so if you're unsure where to go, it's quicker to ask the staff at the gate, who will open it for you. It's set a little away from the main road and can be hard to find, but following the map should get you there. The building feels a bit old and worn, though the air conditioning worked well and I was comfortable. There are occasional bugs, but that's part of the fun, haha. We had a Wi-Fi issue that day, and the staff fixed it right away, which was a relief. I think it's very good value, and I'd stay again. 🙆‍♂️🙂👌

The pool was pleasant, though shallow, and there is a cleaning service. Laundry can be done for an extra charge, since there isn't a washing machine. The villas are a bit worn, but acceptable for the price. There are only a few dishes, no dishwasher, and the kitchen is basic. The stove kept going out every three minutes, so making coffee was impossible. Maybe that's because the gas cylinder is downstairs while the kitchen is upstairs. We couldn't use the pool for several days during our month there because it was dirty and untidy. What really spoiled things was being charged 100,000 rupees at checkout for a missing coffee saucer. We didn't break it or take it, and I have no idea where it went. Maybe the kids carried it to the pool and forgot it, and the cleaning staff moved it. They charged us 100,000 rupees for that little saucer after we'd paid 25 million for the villa. It felt like a nasty bit of pettiness.