Ubud Batik Villa

Very pretty location, spacious, pretty place, beautiful view, quiet, close to great Restaurants and nature. Super friendly hosts. Lots of activities possible.

I loved the family that took care of us. Fresh breakfast every day.

It is noisy due to the road but we got some ear plugs and that was that. Because everything else was great.

It was a great location for the workshop at Gaya and it had a view of the rice paddy fields - spacious room with a desk perfect for me breakfast was delicious too

The stairs were steep to get to the room - probably want to stay on the ground floor next time

Very quiet and private villa, well priced. It is basic but has all the essentials. Lovely hosts. Very close to fabulous restaurant Moksa in peaceful location.

The peace and the space. It was beautiful. Perfect in its own way too bad the bath was a bummer.

I think it is important to say there is no hot water to use the bath. Baths were the purpose of my trip and I was left to boil kettles after kettles. This is very common in Bali but a bit expensive not to offer fully enjoyable and usable facilities.

I have stayed at Batik Villa a few times over the years and it’s consistently excellent. Amazing location, just at the back end of Penestanan and next to the Moksa Saturday farmers market. Devy and her family are incredibly kind and helpful. Always clean and well stocked equipment in the kitchen. Excellent wifi for working and a good desk and incredible views. The included breakfast was also delicious and impeccably on time every day.

The plumbing needs a deep clean. Shower and basin struggled to empty and the toilet gurgles for a while after flushing and randomly through the night. All are very clean and working but need a good deep clean to unblock deeper pipes. The small street is a through way for bikes between Sayan main road and Penestanan so it can be noisy with scooter horns in the morning and night. But this is very normal for most of Bali.

Location, view, space, facilities