Ananda Homestay

The pool listed on the website is now a fish pond, and although it says every unit has a kitchen, mine didn't. The waterfalls are too far to walk to, and the village dogs barked and tried to attack when I tried. You can arrange a car through the property, though, and the owner speaks English. My room was clean, spacious and quiet, with a comfortable bed. I would've preferred a smaller pillow, and I really liked the garden. Breakfast was included and it was very good value. There aren't cafes nearby, though you can order food here. There was one restaurant, but it looked closed.

A local tourist's take from Jakarta: we had a really comfortable night, and the room was clean, with a cozy bed, shower and heater. The view was so beautiful. For 180k a night, the price was good, and the food was amazing too. We ordered nasi goreng for just 15k. It was simply cooked but tasty, and well worth the price. In the morning we went to Sekumpul and Fiji waterfalls. Mbok, the keeper, was kind, helpful and informative. If you're looking to stay near Sekumpul, don't hesitate to book here. You won't regret it.

The rooms were roomy, and breakfast was free. There was a good range of food at fair prices. It was a really nice place for the money. The only issue was the WiFi.

Widi and his family make you feel welcome, and the food and hospitality are lovely. The clean, comfortable rooms also have a spot to sit outside. It's a peaceful place away from the busy south of Bali, just a stone's throw from the beautiful Sekumpul waterfalls. Widi can take you on a guided waterfall tour, which I'd highly recommend. You can go on your own, and Widi will help you plan, but having a guide helps you avoid the many problems you might run into. Plus, it's great for photos. Highly recommended.