The staff very friendly, cleaned room Daily, they also tried there best with any problems we had to fix them so very helpful. The swimming pool is really nice and lounges. We like their respect for nature too.

The breakfast to the room would come late or forgotten, as well as the breakfast is quite bland and same choice of fruits everyday, the juice was a syrup and the same also everyday. Location is 20 mins from centre. The bottles given to refill our water was very small so many trips to water fountain was annoying.

• The staff were friendly and helpful and they responded to me on Whatsapp quickly. • Staff solved the issue of a mouse in the room the next day which I was grateful for. • Gorgeous views of the peaceful and lush rainforest from the room. Perfect for reading in peace. • Beautiful pools. • Yoga mat in room. • Location is perfect. It's a 5-minute scooter ride north of Ubud centre and so quiet and peaceful. • Lovely rooms with mosquito nets. • Nice breakfast. • Great massage. • Common areas and gardens clean and well looked after.

The only issue is the bathroom (in my particular room). It is not a quick fix, which is why I am sharing the disappointment here. The floor is timber and each panel bows at the edges which makes for uncomfortable walking upon - I believe it is due to water damage. The bathroom smells mouldy/earthy and due to the perspex roof (which leaks when it rains) can get very stuffy. This bathroom needs some repair and love and that is the only reason why this wasn't a perfect 10/10 stay. A mouse woke me up one night but the staff dealt with it and no issues after that.

The hotel is in the middle of the jungle, so the view is breathtaking and the environment is nice. We really liked our room, its size was okay, the bed was comfortable, the huge windows looked at the pool (and at the jungle behind it). The staff was really helpful and super kind ❤️ The infinity pool was beautiful, and in the common area, there were a lot of books that we could read. The infused water was such a plus!

The door of the room could not be closed properly, so the gecos had entry into our room, which made me scared at first but then I got used to it over time. The bathroom had wooden floor, which was probably very cool, right after installation, but it looks very used now.

I don’t even know where to start. This stay was so special. I traveled Singapore, Malaysia and ended in Bali, and this place was our best stay of the entire trip. Extremely helpful and friendly staff, incredible breakfasts with a variety of meals to choose from, motorcycle rental on the property making it such a breeze to get around. All in all, just a wonderful experience in a beautiful location. The design of the rooms and bathrooms are also spectacular, properly living the ‘Bali life’. Will 100% be back and book my stay here.

The Pari Sudha is an independently run hotel overlooking the jungle and located on the road which connects Ubud to the world famous rice paddies. The staff are really helpful, and the facilities surprisingly good for the size of the hotel. The hotel is seeking to provide boutique style accommodation you'd expect from some of the major international 4*+ hotels on the western side of Ubud, but a price point WAY below what these hotels charge. The hotel rooms (8 rooms or 16 beds) in total are set around the original shared pool and private pool. Only the lower two rooms can use this 'private pool. However, the hotel has recently added a much bigger third pool - yes, 2 pools for 16 guests!) and this additional area includes the breakfast dining, spa/treatment rooms and other lounge/refreshments options. Plenty of space to use sun loungers etc. The outlook in onto jungle, The staff were really friendly, helpful and trying hard to please. This is a great value place to stay for a few days as a base to explore local culture and food and have the facilities of a great pool and good rooms (a/c was great and beds really comfortable). Remember that the rooms are in the middle of a jungle (which is lush and green), and given the bathrooms are designed to be semi-outdoors, you might see the odd gekko or two! The hotel is set into the side of the jungle valley, so expect to walk up and down a few steps if you are in the rooms lower down (but you get your own private pool!). At night you feel like you have a luxury hotel all to your self, with the pool being the best feature!

Now, this hotel is easy to find at first. But it does come up on Grab and most local taxis will find it. It is also part of the LOCAL community, set away from the road noise etc in the jungle. Getting to the hotel is a short walk from the road (75 yds maybe max, on a paved footpath which is not issue with suitcases etc, and the staff are there to help too. A taxi into Ubud (we used Grab) cost very little (a few $ max) and really easy. Walking is an option, but up hill on way home!

Staying at your boutique hotel in Ubud was an absolute delight. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warmth and hospitality by your incredible staff. The serene atmosphere of your hotel, nestled amidst the lush greenery of Bali, provided the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The facilities were impeccable, offering both luxury and comfort. We truly appreciated the attention to detail in every aspect of our stay. Thank you for creating such a peaceful retreat, we can't wait to visit again!

The upper room with jungle view was breathtaking. The room looks so nice, was spacious and comfortable. The staff was friendly. The pool was beautiful. Breakfast was good with variety of choice.

Our bathroom became during the day very hot and humid because of the see through roof. The water bottles in the room are very small, could be bigger.

The place is lovely and the staff are welcoming and helpful. The pool is lovely and having room options with a semi-private pool are great too. Feels like a secret escape hiden off of a busy street. Being surrounded by jungle forest gives a feeling of being close to nature and away from the hustle and bustle of the town.

The place is clearly a little run down, but they are working on updating it over time. The water pressure drops if too many people are using the shower at the same time. You can test the shower by checking the sink tap first to see if there is any pressure. But the gorgeous views and atmosphere of eating breakfast or sitting around the pool surrounded by nature eclipse the old parts. The saltwater pool was not saltwater anymore which was a shame as I cannot use chlorine pools and this was a main selling point to me.

Looks wise perfect. Wouldn’t hesitate to go back there at all. And we spent 10 days there.

Aircon didn’t get down to temps. Probably because not of the doors sealed. Any crumbs of anything left on counter tops and you woke up to an army of ants. Had to get remote out from behind bed and was disgusting behind there. However, credit where it’s due. The beds are extremely heavy to move so doubt anybody else would notice this.

Absolutely everything, from the room to the pool to the little temple down the stairs. It's perfect if you want to stay out of the gentrified center of Ubud, closer to local temples and traditional foods. People complaining about the smelly bathroom and the insects have never travelled to Asia before.

Breakfast is not great, it's mostly processed food. I would have appreciated more plugs in the room, as there is only one and one in the bathroom.