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SereS Springs Resort & Spa Singakerta
"Spacious luxury, breakfast staff. Peaceful great spa Pool on the room you can order a floating breakfast"
Adiwana Alas Harum
"Fantastic hotel, exceptional service, brilliant helpful staff"
Bali Bohemia
"The experience of staying at Bali Bohemia was not 5 Stars but 10 Stars. The location is excellent, the Service went above and beyond. The rooms and Bed are superior. Resturant was delicious. And if you need transportation ask them to schedule you with, Pak Moyo. I wish I knew more people as gracious and kind like him. He is the reason the trip was a success."
Sabana Ubud
"Incredible! Sabana felt like a little oasis. The property was very clean, the rooms felt very private. The pool in the middle was nice and refreshing. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful. The cleaning was very timely and the laundry service was very convenient."
The Sankara Resort & Spa
"Highly recommend Sankara resort! The staff are so lovely and were there to help with anything I needed. Will definitely be coming back here ☺️"
Ayung Resort Ubud
"Best hotel/ resort everyone welcoming staff always helpful and friendly would recommend 100%"
Element by Marriott Bali Ubud
"Staff was attentive and responsive. The breakfast buffet had excellent selections!"
The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali
"Beautiful property, very nice room, great restaurant. Staff was amazing."
Samhita Garden Ubud
"great location, great food options, massage places, bars, shopping and Ubud Palace is around the corner, which is ideal in ubud with the heavy traffic. the room was really spacious, bathroom was massive, and plenty of room for a family of four. The AC worked perfectly which is well needed in the heat in Aug. The pool was nice and quiet and great for the kids to splash about in. the staff were really helpful and attentive, the breakfast had limited options but the items that were available was well cooked. would definitely recommend this hotel, great find in the perfect location for a very reasonable price. Thank you"
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About Ubud, Bali
Those with an interest in Balinese culture and arts should not miss out on visiting Ubud when staying on Bali. This quaint little town is surrounded by lovely landscapes with forests and rice terraces. It is home to a palace, royal tombs, and ancient temples. Ubud is also heaven for shoppers and it has a fabulous collection of artisans’ workshops.
Don’t MissIn town, Puri Saren Agung is a royal palace open to the public with pagodas, towers, ponds, and plants arranged around a courtyard. This is the best venue in town to enjoy a traditional dance performance. The Puri Lukisan Museum is nearby and offers an interesting collection of modern Balinese art. Among other facilities are Blanco Renaissance Museum and the House of Masks and Puppets.
Goa Gajah is five kilometres east of Ubud and an easy trip with a rented bicycle. One thousand year-old rock carvings guard the main cave and evil’s image guards the entrance. Lots of old statues and rice fields are also attractions here. A little farther away, the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary features three temples including the Great Temple of Death, tribes of long-tailed monkeys, and a deer enclosure.
Restaurants and BarsUbud is a popular destination for tourism in Bali. This has led to the opening of many restaurants. These are often housed in traditional warung shacks. Diners can experiment with dishes such as babi guling suckling pig and blood sausage or stick with the old favourites of nasi campur, pizza, and pasta. A 22:30 curfew on loud bands and music means most visitors go to bed early. There are several bars to choose from, but they are designed for chilling out and relaxing.
ShoppingShopping in Ubud is a pleasure. People will find they are spoilt for choice with hand-crafted articles ranging from silk handkerchiefs and scarves to elaborate gold and silver jewellery. Shirts, shorts, skirts, and sarongs made from batik and cotton are cheap. Bags, baskets, wooden statues, paintings, and sleek kites are among other products available. There are lots of small shops and boutiques, but Seni Ubud Market is centrally-located and has a big selection in one place.