Garden Terrace Bali

Amazing stay. From the welcome drink, the comfort from the cabin, the beautiful view on the mountain and the see, the carefully well designed garden by the owner but the cherry on the top was his availability, kindness and the quality of service he provide us. We will come back for sure

It is a quiet place with a beautiful location, very friendly, and always ready to help stuff. Perfect view from villa and comfortable leaving.

What a view! What a host! Excellent hosting and amazing surroundings. A true Balinese gem.

The place is pretty faultless. Only thing to consider is the location. Waterfalls, coffee plantations and lakes all require transport.

New and cosy decorated cabin, set in a beautiful large garden with an amazing view. You can see the sea, and sometimes you are in the clouds. Spectacular. It is very clean. It has a big fridge, magnetron, tea and coffee facilities, drinking water, good breakfast and some simple but tasty tasty dishes you can order for lunch or dinner. Saras and his loving family are great hosts and take good very care if you. I stayed for one week, but would have loved to stay longer.

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Great view and service and facilities.

Best place to stay in Bali! We spent here 10 days and we loved it so much! The house is big, clean and extremely cozy. The bed is comfortable. We enjoyed sunsets every evening from our terrace. We also had tasty breakfasts and sometimes we ordered dinners. All food was good. Saras (the host) is the best! He is so helpful and caring! Thank you for everything you did for us! We definitely recommend this place to stay in Bali - so peace and quite! The temperature is lower than on sea side but it takes only 25 minutes by bike to Lovina beach.

Two big reasons why you should choose this place: the incredible view and the amazing host family. They welcomed us with genuine warmth, offering top-notch service and a sincere desire to ensure our stay was beyond comfortable. Saras is all about excellence; his passion for realizing his dream of opening this cabin lodging is truly inspiring. He's set on expanding to honor his family's legacy, which adds an extra touch of heart to the experience. Knowing that we were staying on land that has been in his family for many generations is special. Now, let's talk about that view - it's jaw-dropping! You're surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of mountains, jungle, and, on clear days, even the sea. The cabin itself is a modern Balinese paradise. We were among the first Booking.com guests to stay there, and everything felt fresh and inviting. The chic design, from the rugs to the furniture, created a lovely ambiance. The bathroom? A spa-like haven with a stone rock shower adorned with real plants – an unexpected delight. Every detail within the cabin was top-notch, down to the Crate and Barrel dishes! Who knew that there was a Crate and Barrel in Indonesia? The bed was soft and comfortable? They had a microwave and an espresso machine - quite a rare find in Bali! Indulging in both daily made us feel pampered beyond belief as full time travelers. Our days fell into a blissful routine: waking up to journal and meditate, enjoying breakfast brought by Saras and his wife while soaking in the Bali beauty, sipping on espresso, and reflecting on life. The patio became our work-from-paradise spot, with occasional walks along the property's serene paths. Ordering dinner via Grab or Gojek (only two restaurants will deliver to this area) added a touch of convenience, and evenings were spent watching a show or movie on our laptop. We repeated this heavenly routine for seven memorable days. Oh, and those avocado smoothies! They were the absolute best.

Let's talk about the not-so-great bits: the noise - which the host has no control over, and the insect situation. Firstly, the noise hiccup. The cabin's location right next to the mountain road means dealing with some loud motorbikes and trucks, especially the ones that seem to fancy modified mufflers. Thankfully, the traffic mellows down after 9 PM, giving a bit of a peace. Now, onto the insect adventure. When it rains, expect a bit of a bug invasion due to the traditional Balinese architecture – that cool open space between the roof and walls. It's a gateway for a swarm of flying insects to join the party indoors. To dodge them, we had to keep the lights off to avoid attracting these uninvited guests. It added a touch of 'glamping' vibes, the only time we felt like we were part of a nature adventure inside the room.