Villa Kota Bunga Widuri

The owner and cleaning staff were so friendly and kind. The villa has a Japanese feel, clean rooms, and a working water heater. The kitchen has everything from plates to pans, and there's karaoke too.

At night, the place felt scary, especially with the villa next door, and the front light was out because its cable was broken. The caretaker wasn't there when we arrived, and didn't appear before we checked out. The water kept going off, and the AC wasn't cold. There was hardly any kitchenware: a rice cooker, wok, mini pan, a few spoons, one plate, and one bowl. No dish soap either. The two-burner stove had one broken burner, and the rubbish was left scattered. There were no usable facilities, and at a price of 1 million, this was the most expensive villa I'd had. The location is right at the end, too. If you're considering Villa Bunga Sakura, go see it in person first. Don't trust the application, Mamang doesn't know where it is. For 1 million, you can find plenty of much nicer places. This was not okay.

It gets so cold from afternoon into evening that we had to use a double blanket, and the view is exciting too. The villa is big and has a Japanese cherry blossom style. The service was really friendly, and the brother and sister were friendly as well. Honestly, it felt a bit spooky at night, but I'm used to it now and have gotten to know them. It's safe to give them black coffee, they don't bother me haha. I'll stop by again.

You get Japanese vibes, and the place is good, though the many empty villas make it scary at night.