Kokokan House Ubud

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Very dirty rooms that look nothing like the pictures. All walls both in room and bathroom full of mold and the rooms had a very bad mouldy smell, there was also a big ant infestation, ants on the walls, on the floor, even on the bed. After we saw the conditions here, we refused to stay and the lady promised a full refund in 30 minutes, its been a month, lots of calls with customer support I still haven't received my money from this scammers. AVOID THIS PLACE, IT WILL RUIN YOUR DAY!

My stay was peaceful, and I enjoyed restful nights of sleep. The owner is kind and accommodating. It was also very easy to reach the busier parts of Ubud using Grab or Gojek.

It's clean and the room is quite new. The bedsheet is comfortable.

but it's a wet toilet, meaning there's no curtain in the bathroom. I lost something there in the storeroom, it was unexpected.

Highly recommended. It is a very clean and nice place to stay. Seems it is new or recently renovated. Very nice staff.

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Good place for this price. Clean, hopefully stuff, powerful AC, quiet area

Small bathroom

Very good place and peace

Everything - The experience was solid. The owner is really pitted into adding value as a philosophy over viewing his guests as dollar signs. That way, he gets his dollar signs, and the guests are very very happy. We are one of them happy guests. Bike rental was critical in making the stay comfortable and truly wonderful, and the rental sub-connected to the owner's operation in Kokokan House is perfect - just walk outside to the garage to pick up your bike! Regular cleaning & replenishment of coffee and other free amenities, this place is a solid offering. One of the best places we stayed in Ubud and also Bali.

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One of the best places I’ve ever stayed in Ubud! I ended up staying here for a month, and it truly felt like home. The room was perfect—super comfy, cozy, and just the right size for a solo traveler or a couple. About the road noise: I honestly don’t get why some people complain. If you’re super mega sensitive, maybe staying near any road isn’t the best idea, check always the location of where you are going so then you don’t blame the owner for not taking away the road for you. This isn’t even a main road, and local people live and work here—they need to move around and have their normal activities. Personally, it didn’t bother me at all and didn’t even felt it. The sounds of nature and animals really make the experience so much more authentic and special. Ubud has such a strong, magical vibe, and you can really feel it here. The owner is absolutely amazing! He’s hardworking, super kind, and always willing to help. He makes you feel so welcome and goes out of his way to communicate in English. One thing I really appreciated is that he never enters the room to clean without asking first or you don’t knowing, which is so respectful (most of places don’t ask, and it can feel uncomfortable). They also rent bikes here different styles of motorbikes and different prices so you can choose the best option for u, and the owner has a transportation service to pick you up or drop you off at the airport. The prices are totally reasonable, and it’s super convenient. It’s about 8–10 minutes from Ubud center, so check the location if being close is important to you. If not, renting a bike from him is really easy, and getting around is no problem. I’d 100% recommend this place if you’re looking for somewhere peaceful away from the busy center. It’s surrounded by friendly locals, rice fields, cats, and even an egret sanctuary—such a perfect spot!

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Located directly inside the Kokokan village (bird sanctuary) on outskirt of Ubud, waking up you could see many birds roosting of the trees along the street in front of this family run hotel. It's quite new, less than 1 year old, total 5 rooms. Breakfast option to be ordered the night before, it was then prepared by a surrounding family, roughly 100m from hotel, delivered by motor bike, interesting experience (3 breakfast options: american, continental and indonesian breakfast, including fruits and coffee/tea, at IDR 50,000/pax). Great for 1-2 nights to relax or explore the surrounding, next to hotel there was a sign "Let's get lost" pointing to a small street heading to the forest, but we didn't try it this time. Around 5 minutes walk to the left of main street, there is a village office, walk inside, and you could find an elevated platform for bird viewing.

It's a 1.5km drive from main street connecting to Ubud, so buy some drinks and foods before hand as in the nearby there are only local people's house. They charged hotel cost 2 days ahead, you met the owner who welcomes you on arrival but then not easy to meet hotel staff during the remaining stay. The owner's wife is around, praying and making offering, but not lots of interactions. Perfect for visitors who prefer to stay in and relax in peaceful surrounding without too many interactions.