Padi Home

The room was large, very quiet, and fairly comfortable, and the WiFi was excellent. The bathroom was dated and had ants, although the shower pressure was great. The air conditioner leaked. Breakfast was simple and fresh, and some staff were friendly.

A very spacious, clean, tidy room with a comfortable bed and working air conditioning. The big balcony was lovely, and restaurants and shops are very close. I'd suggest management add mosquito nets over the beds so guests can feel more comfortable and secure at night.

I didn't stay in a room, but wanted to share what I noticed around this hotel. Its direct access to Bali spirit festival is a good point. The parking isn't bad, maybe space for 5 cars or so. The building and style feel like an older version compared with newer hotels in ubud, though that was okay for me. I hope the basic facilities, like the shower, ice book, and bed, are good.

The included Brekky was super yummy, and they were generous with it. The staff were very friendly, and walking through the beautiful garden grounds felt like coming home. I had a lovely few nights at padi puri during a yoga holiday with friends. The location is perfect for getting to and from yoga barn, with classes all day. Opening the windows and doors gave the room airflow, so it wasn't as musty as some places. Screens on the windows would've let me leave them open, but that doesn't seem common in Ubud. I had to use the aircon at night, and it smelled musty. The bed was mostly comfortable but had a slight dip. Bedding was clean, the room was cleaned well every day, and the bath plumbing dripped throughout my stay, though it was clean enough.