Lodtunduh Sari

A lovely spot to recharge. It feels calm and close to nature, with rice fields stretching out nearby, and the staff were warm and happy to help.

We got a lot for our money here, and the view across the rice fields is gorgeous. The double bedroom villa had everything we needed. Some of the furnishings look a bit dated, but that actually suits the atmosphere. Meals are prepared in a welcoming shared area, and the food was delicious. The service was outstanding, too. If you're after somewhere quiet, this is a great choice.

We chose this place for the rice field outlook and stayed five nights in a villa facing the wide fields. It had two bedrooms, each with a large open-air bathroom, shower and toiletries. One bathroom also had a tub. There's a loft in one room that could sleep another couple, plus a full kitchen and dining setup, a handy water dispenser, strong Wi-Fi and a comfortable bed. You can ask for housekeeping each day. Getting the villa door locked can be awkward, apparently a common Bali issue, so call staff if you need help. Mr Jeff, the friendly owner, was often already at the restaurant early in the morning. Breakfast was decent, and the fruit juices were excellent. The staff provided lovely hospitality and service. It's a quiet, family-friendly spot, with a nice walk through the rice fields in the morning and a good sunset view from the pool. Security felt reliable, and the main entrance is usually closed after 10:30 pm. There are cafes and places to eat within about 500 metres, along with a CrossFit gym just off the main road, money changers and convenience shops. Ubud center, including monkey Street, is less than 2 km away. I'd happily stay at this gem again if I return to Ubud. Love it.

There's a restaurant on site, and the staff are helpful and friendly. Wi-Fi worked well when I needed it. The six traditional bungalows make the complex feel private, and they're comfortable with the usual modern villa features. Nice pool, too, with a rice field view.