Ubud Garden Villa

Stunning garden setting with sizeable pool, just the right distance from the hubbub of the town centre

This hotel needs some major maintenance, we understand that the conditions in Ubud make it difficult with the humidity but the hotel looks like it hasn't had anything done to maintain it since it was built. Having said that there was plenty of hot water and the pressure was good. Pool and villas need updating.

The fair-sized villas and the real 'swimming' pool make this quiet place a good starting point for your Ubud discovery. In walking distance to town, market and rice fields.

It's off the beaten path from the usual villas near the City Centre, Ubud Palace, and Monkey Forest. The grounds with extensive gardens is what I was most fond of, with a close second is the lovely swimming pool. I spent plenty of time swimming in the pool while soaking in the beauty of the gardens. I also spent time just sitting in the outdoor living room outside of my room just staring at the garden. Breakfast was also spent just soaking in the quiet and beautiful views. I wasn't a fan of the amenities in the rooms. The TV is old with limited channels. The bathroom could use some renovations. The bedding (including pillows) had this fucky smell of sweat and massage oils. I loved the eateries nearby from Juno's (love their fruit bowls and smoothies), Warang Alami (Japanese deli), and Alchemy. I didn't have much desire to check out the crazy busy tourist spots in Ubud and preferred the low-key energy of the neighborhood. The staff were friendly and always available. I was able to book a massage within minutes. I befriended one of their staff (Baruk) who took me around Ubud on his motorbike. As a woman traveling alone, I felt safe and well taken care of. The oddness of the bed room could've been a deal breaker for me but the friendly staff and beautiful grounds heavily outweighed it.

The hotel looked lovely, very peaceful however it was very run down and the room needed a good clean, there was an infestation of bugs that looked like cotton fluff. The pool was murky. Disappointing as it really is a great setting in a good spot.

The hotel is tucked away off a busy road not far from Ubud. We started by walking in & out to Ubud but quickly realised that a scooter or taxi was safer. However, there were beautiful walks in this area through paddy fields and off the roadside. The hotel staff and amenities were very good, although the bathrooms and lighting in the bedrooms was poor (tired & outdated) and do require modernisation. The gardens, pool and staff are excellent. The price is good for what you get but this hotel really needs a bit of TLC from whoever owns it, as it has so many fantastic things about it!

I booked this hotel as I wanted a shuttle service to town and a pool. The shuttle service was discontinued after I booked but before I stayed, but the hotel never bothered to email and inform. Once I arrived I had paid for 7 days and could not cancel. They provided a shuttle one day as compensation (1 day out of 7!) The first room I had was incredibly damp, little worked, there was a strong smell of mushroom smell outside the window and empty vodka bottles strewn behind visible from the bathroom. The reception people kept pretending they had fixed all the parts of the room that didn't work, nothing had actually been fixed. The place was basically empty. After finding that my balcony was to be used as a waiting room for the spa I was 'upgraded'. A very overlooked room, no outside space, water in the shower smelt as if the water tank needed a serious clean out, it didn't feel like I was cleaning myself using it! I would have preferred the previous room with all its broken facilities except for the damp, the pages of my book were almost sodden just from being in the room! (Healthy for people?)Breakfast is incredibly minimal, almost comical. I found the staff unpredictable, sometimes helpful, sometimes really unpleasant. There was a 'gardener' who seemed to go into peoples rooms when they were not there. Overall I would describe it as a creepy place. I didn't feel comfortable the whole time. The pool is open to the public, so not just for hotel guests.

A very relaxing and beautiful holiday at this hotel. Very caring and responsive staff who made my stay both charming and memorable. The beauty of it is that it felt very Balinese with daily blessings and special menus from time to time but the quality of my stay was increased ten-fold by the level of care and attention from the staff. No request refused, and a genuine desire to recommend great activities and experiences without being pushy. I loved the authentic atmosphere and the friendly vibe. The pool is brilliant and open twelve hours a day. There are great snacks and breakfasts and a busy hubbub of bars and restaurants not far away. The garden and surrounding pools with fish and hanging vines is well maintained and very soothing to look out from your verandah with a beer or two. Around the pool it's similarly surrounded by canopied couches and lounges you can really hang out reading, swimming and chatting and it never felt crowded.

This place was very very average for the price. I would have expected this hotel to be $30 per night, not $60. Everything was old, no fridge in room, terrible bathroom plumbing and the "garden view" was nothing to rave about. Also the breakfast was served cold. Admittedly we did get the extras we ordered with breakfast free when we complained.

d'Omah was nice but probably not as good value as other nearby accomodation. Needed to run the gauntlet of taxi drivers on the way in, one of whom were pretty pesky as Bali taxi drivers go, actually detracted from stay.