Sari Mimpi Kutuh

The owners were so kind and seemed to run the villa out of passion. If we needed anything, they were there, and we could arrange laundry, tours, taxis, a private driver, lunch, or dinner at fair prices. Breakfast came to our villa, with the freshest fruit. Thank you for making our time in Ubud so memorable. I’d give this place ten stars if I could. Until next time! The pool was refreshing and got plenty of sun, great if you like sunbathing. There’s a kitchen with a microwave and two dining tables, one inside and one outside, which worked well for preparing meals. Everything was very clean. We stayed three wonderful nights in this quiet villa, tucked behind the family home and far back from the road. No barking dogs, roosters, or karaoke, just the sound of water from the pool. The en suite rooms are huge, each with air conditioning, a ceiling fan, and a makeup table. Breakfast was included. We also had space to relax and eat in.

Wayan and Ketut were lovely hosts and happy to help with anything. They brought breakfast and some delicious home baking too. SARI MIMPI KUTUH villa has lots of room, with two large double bedrooms and bathrooms, plus a big indoor kitchen and lounge. There’s also a lovely private pool. It’s in a peaceful part of Ubud, about a ten-minute walk from the center.

The pool is really nice, and the hosts were very helpful. They can arrange a taxi if you need one. Good rooms and a great host, we had a really good experience.

The hosts were very friendly and helpful, and the villa is spacious, with big rooms and beds. The private pool is roomy and suitable for toddlers to play and swim. There’s also a clean baby cot that kids really loved, a washing machine, and private parking with space for one car. The location is strategic, near central Ubud, within a traditional Balinese family community. The neighbors were friendly, so it felt a bit like living among them. During the pandemic, though, please make sure Covid protocols are followed. There are a lot of ants, which seems normal in Ubud. The bathrooms don’t have bathtubs, but a small baby bath is available on request. It might be worth adding more clotheslines and cooking and eating equipment, such as an oven, frying pan, bowls, and plates.