Bali Hotels, Ubud Hotels

My family and I were very pleased with our stay at Lokha Ubud Hotel. It is in a beautiful natural setting on the side of a natural gorge but near enough that you can walk into Ubud in well under a half hour or be driven there in about the same amount of time by their regular shuttle. The food was very good and the service and rooms excellent. I recommend it highly to anyone looking for a place to relax in the Bali countryside.

Great value and the staff cannot do enough for you. Short walk to yoga barn and the village, great facilities....highly recommended.

2 nights in Ubud seem too short when you stay at Plataran. A fabulous hotel that's worth every single dollar! Beautiful lobby, polite staff and mind-blowing views of the paddy fields from both their swimming pools. The room was clean and very well furnished - sexy bathroom as well! Nic, the hotel manager deserves extra credit. We couldn't get a single scooter as it was peak season. Nic took us in his car and went looking for a friend who runs a scooter rental company - all this at 8pm when he could've easily said wasn't his duty time anymore. We were given a personal scooter and even offered a tour around his beautiful house to get the Balinese feel. Location of the hotel is strategic - close by to local attractions. Stay here if you're in Ubud - no regrets!

Lovely spot. Room lovely witha great view. Beds comfortable. Sheets clean but a bit tired. Shower painfully slow draining.

Very helpful and responsive staff, they arranged everything quite well and inexpensively. Very cool and beautiful pool. Located far enough away from Ubad to avoid the crowds... about 10 minutes out of town. Quite peaceful and Zen like.

We stayed there for 4 days. So beatiful and calm. The have a really good restaurant, breakfast menu was included, really good choices and was really good. The food is really good, not expensive eventhough in Asia you can eat for less money. But the food is really really good. The people in the restaurant are always smilling. One of my group is alergic to glutten, so the chef cook special food for him. The spa is superb, so make so time and use it, worth every dollar you pay. It's far from Ubud but the have free shuttle. If you feel like you deserve a rest....this is the place.

We stayed in a 2 bedroom villa and were very spoiled. Fantastic staff and great food. Location is a little far out of town but everything else is perfect.

Nice and clean room and bathroom, good WiFi, very friendly and helpful staff, nice spot to experience less touristy area However, chicken will wake you up early in the morning.

I'm sitting on in the outside space of our room after our second and final night stay at this wonderful hotel. The sun has come up and I can see a hear the surf breaking on the beach behind the pool set in coconut palms. Looking forward to our second breakfast. You get a large choice including a set Continental, American or Indonesian Breakfast. Yesterday chose my own mixture off of the individual selections which they were pleased to modify so I ended up with the omelette and beef sausage. Fresh fruit, toast washed down with lots of strong Lombok coffee. This all being part of the room cost. It would have kept us going all day, but while chilling out at the pool later they provided us with fruit kebabs and noticing they had a pile of fresh green coconuts by the restaurant I asked for one. It was prepared for me, free. We ate a meal at the restaurant on the first night and maybe a little pricey compared to town food, was very good and I am very glad we did. Last night we took advantage of their two for one offer on happy hour cocktails, then hit senggigi town for a good meal and late night shopping. Taxi 15000 Rp, we asked reception to phone for a blue bird. They are a bit cheeky as the one that took us in told us there was no change fron 20000 note as it was a phoned booking. And the one back took a lot of 'nudging' to get our change. Did not have this problem with Bluebirds in Bali, and although we are only talking 30p here it should be up to the passenger...