Rumah Paros & Gallery

Everyone there is lovely! The art is great :)

Nothing :)

Second Time that im coming in this place. Feels like home. No tourist. Really beautifull artistic place and beautifull collection of Made. I would recommand those who love to stay in a Authentic homestay to come here :)

outstanding for the price. big clean and comfy room, good AC, good wifi. its a little guesthouse on the hosts’ (an artists) property; the art studio and general vibe of the place is super unique. free water canister, generous breakfast. the bathroom was my favourite part, super spacious with good pressure hot water shower. great location near to sukawati market.

only one option for breakfast (nasi goreng) the front door was closed when we arrived, so it was a bit hard to find. to their defence we arrived quite late. the door of the guesthouse was beautiful; but only locked with padlock.

Heel vriendelijke host

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Mon meilleur hote Mon meileur petit dejeuner C est simple on se sent venir chez tata ou chez tonton ou chez mamie on est directement dans la famille et on s y sent tres bien comme si on est chez nous j ai adorer merci du fond du coeur

This is an artist's house. The breakfast was delicious, the room spacious and very comfortable. The property is located in the heart of Sekhawati just behind the market, This is not a tourist area so the area is quite traditional. The hosts are extremely hspitable and gracious. Vegetarian food could be hard to come by in the nearby streetside places - the best bet is a Thai restraurant located a few blocks away.

Nothing, really - everything was fine.

It’s a very original, authentic Balinese house, which gives the experience a unique local feel. There is a lot of beautiful art everywhere, which makes the place visually special. It was very close to the Bali Meditation Center, so the location was convenient for my purpose of staying there.

The room was not cleaned at all during my stay. There was no fridge, no TV, and no drinking water provided. The surroundings felt very empty — not much to do or access nearby. The food I ordered always had to be delivered from Ubud. It was loud, especially at night, so bringing earplugs is absolutely necessary.