Owner/Host Ketut was very nice and friendly, he gave lots of info for things to do around the area. Tirta Gangga is a 5 minute walk away on a back privat-ish path along the mountain (so not an easy flat trek) There was no AC, but there was a fan and that was all we needed. Breakfast was basic but good. View was incredible.

Property was hard to find, neither google maps nor maps.me could route it, we had to get picked up by the host at Tirta Gangga entrance. Picture is how to get there since maps doesn’t show this way.

I loved this place! Feels like you are right in the jungle! The view from the terrace is absolutely breathtaking! The room itself is huge. A Moskito net is also provided. The bathroom has an open roof for the extra special jungle feeling :) the owner is lovely and helps you out and he also gives you some tips. It’s right above Tirta Gangga. The breakfast is also very good! I recommend to get some snacks and drinks before heading to the homestay since it’s a quite area. Thanks for this unforgettable stay! One little tip when you are staying there: check out Lahangan Sweet! It was one of my highlights in Bali! Went there for sunrise and it was magical!

The room was spacious and very comfortable. The bed was also very comfortable. The free breakfast was very good. This guest house feels very much like a Home Stay as the owner looks after you so well. Breakfast is delivered to your balcony at a time of your choice. I also chose to have my evening meal here which was very tasty and excellent value, much better than the local restaurants, as it was very fresh, home grown produce. This is also brought to you balcony. But my favourite thing was the view from your balcony across green jungle, to the volcano in the distance, stunning. It is also just a 10 minute walk to Tirta Gangga water palace.

I liked everything butIf you want lively, this may not be for you, as it is not close to many activities. But if you want, peace and quiet, comfort, good value, good food, plus a friendly host and locals. This is definately the place you should stay. I loved it.

I only stayed for one night but I wish I could stay longer. Such a beautiful view from my terrace. Very peaceful place. The room was clean and bed comfortable. The owner was lovely. When I arrived he gave me map with the things to do in the area. I also had dinner there made by his wife which was very good (not included in the price) which was very convenient because I was tired in the evening and I didn't feel like going out to restaurant.

A little bit difficult to find. One of the previous reviews had a picture of a map which was helpful.

This family is a dream come true, very wellcoming and willing to please you. The view is outstanding on the montains and rice fields. Nice little garden with flowers and coconut trees. Super nice and clean bungalows with private balcony and bathroom , confortable in any aspect, and very nicely decorated. All that very close to the Water Palace and in the middle of nature. You can walk 5mns to the village center.. Excellent for the Price. Highly recommended for nature lovers !!!!

We stayed 3 Nights at this wonderful place. The bungalows are located in the back, facing a wonderful view on the rice terasses. They are surrounded by forest, which creates a very cozy atmosphere. Even on a rainy day, it's just nice to sit outside on the veranda, enjoy the beautiful view, lean back and read a book. So if you are looking for a nice place to relax a little, this is the place to be. The Room itself is very clean and comes with an outdoor bathroom with a hot shower. Even though there is no AC, there is a ceiling fan and an additional fan. They both worked well, but we didn't really need them. The Tirta Gangga Palace is just 10 minutes away by foot. You have to use a small pathway through the forest, which is quite an experience by itself. Make sure to get up early for Tirta Gangga, as you will have the place nearly to your own. Also on the main road, there are various local restaurants, where you can get some good food for a good price. Other than that, the place is somewhat remote and getting a Grab is not easy. The road to the Homestay is not the best, but to be honest, we have had much worse. So make sure to rent a scooter, if you feel comfortable driving. The host family is very kind and friendly, helping us to rent a scooter from Amed, as the nearby rentals had no scooters left or were to expensive. Not only did they help us to get to Amed to pickup the scooter and bring it back on the next day in the evening, we even got a discounted rental price for a brand new motorcycle. They also helped organizing a ferry to the Gili Islands last minute (our tickets got canceled the day before we had to leave) and organized a transport to Padang Bai at a fair price. They really give their best, so you can have a nice stay and feel welcomed. The breakfast was exceptional, as you don't only get a pancake or scrambled egg with a coffee or tea as usual, but also fresh fruits and fresh fruit juice.

There are no real downsides to this place. Just make sure that you either organize a driver or rent a scooter, as you will be quite stuck at the Homestay otherwise. Even on the main road, we could find a taxi, which is quite unusual as you normally can't walk 2 minutes on foot in Bali, without someone asking, if you need a taxi. So we were quite happy the hosts helped us with the scooter. Just ask them, I am sure they can also organize a private driver.

Very nice and spacious room with open bathroom, quite unique. Spectacular view through the jungle on the rice fields. Host was very friendly and informative -unlike many others, this host doesn't try to sell you tours or shows, but he gives very valuable tips to do around the area yourself and for free. If we stayed longer, we would have done a guided tour with this host, because he didn't try to push us into such tours, which we have experienced at many other places. Very good breakfast. We had to leave early morning and it was served super punctual.

We liked everything, but you should be a bit adventurous, as the place is in the middle of the jungle with nothing much around. There is a path going down to the water palace which is nice to walk and hiking through the rice terraces, but you have to be the right person for such active things.

This is a small property, and tucked away deep inside the small lanes. We thought we were staying very close to Tirta Gangga, but it is not walking distance, but a 15 min ride by car. That said, the staff were lovely. They cooked dinner for us and presented it beautifully, in spite of the torrential rain. The room was a good size, and very comfortable. Must have insect repellent.

Ketut, the host, is very attentive and eager to make your stay as pleasant as it can be. With my gf we spent 2 nights at his home and every night we fell asleep with the sound of the forest and the next morning when waking up we had the same beautiful soundtrack in our ears. The room was spacious and clean with the bonus of a nice view on the surrounding rice fields. All in all a place when not only you can cut ties with any form of worries and stress but also experience the true face of Bali's countryside and its spellbinding and unique rural charme. A place to happily return to.

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the host is extremely nice, the wife had a welcome drink ready for us, and the owner explained all the tours on a map that he gave us. they served dinner and were ready to assist us with any need (we forgot the mosquito spray and they gave us a free bottle). they offer also massages. beautiful sight of the jungle, but the room is clean and comfortable. no mold. a few minutes from the water palace.

the bathroom is partially open air, to avoid mold formation. this means that if it rains, you might get your feet wet while sitting on the toilet :)