TwoSpaces Living at Bunga Desa, Jimbaran

Only the authentic charm of the old Balinese houses. It does feel like an ancient monastery or a museum on the inside with original artworks, ancient architecture and different appliances from the previous era. Perfect for content creation and soaking in a mystical and unique atmosphere

Well where to start. I arrived around 1 pm and literally there was perhaps only one room occupied in the house, because the lady showed me a few empty rooms just for viewing. I paid on the spot however I was asked to leave and to “respect the house rules”, meaning I had to come back at 3 pm. All my stuff was kept in my future room anyway so I kind of didn’t feel welcome. My whole life I worked in hospitality and guests are always more than welcome to check-in given the availability allows, so that seemed so strange for me because Balinese people are usually extremely sweet, more than hospitable and absolutely kind in every possible way. The admin lady speaks zero English, so I had to communicate ONLY with Google translate. I think the guest house has a total of 5-6 rooms and when I arrived I was given the wrong key. I mean ? From 6 rooms with 2 occupied how can you mess it up? I went down to tell her the key doesn’t work so she came up with me and opened the door with another key but she didn’t say that she mixed them up, which was not nice because it looked as if I made her walk all the way up for nothing. So I pointed out that this is a different key, but anyway due to lack of English there was no point to even bother. The accommodation itself is not a comfortable stay, there is a staircase inside the room to go up to the bedroom so should not be booked by those with limited mobility. Everything was full of dust and I was mainly trying to avoid touching things. The sheets and the bed cover were smelly, the sheer canopy was torn and frankly I would not even use it for cleaning rug, the bedroom is quite small, only 2 mattresses on the floor can fit into it. The toilet was cute but I had to watch my head every time, the place is of course not for tall people. There is no sink and the kitchen is just for cold preparation, but also quite let down, u can’t really stay there.

I liked that it’s traditional Balinese though out Mike the host was extremely nice and helpful with any questions that I had

Nothing really except the stairs in the room were quite steep but wouldn’t worry those who are young

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Still the same beautiful place, wooden style with beautiful decorations and a local vibe away from the tourist spots. Perfect and so quiet if you need to work (good wifi also), with the nicest people to meet if you need some company.

Very homey, quite area, nice place to rest because at night the room ambience is nice. Ethnically designed. We can rent bike in house and have super affordable meal. The poolside is my favorite spot to hangout during the day! Very shady and comfy.

The bed sheets smells slightly like a damp clothes, maybe because it was rainy seasons so they didn’t dry out very well.

The owner is super nice and the wooden building with the swimming pool make it an oasis. Clean and spacious room.

It is not really close to reach the main destinations, but of course is visible from the map.

The staff was so nice. Nora was very helpful, and helped us change our reservation (that we accidentally set on the wrong dates). It's a very cute place, pretty peculiar for the bukit. The room was a bit small, but there's everything you need.

Despite being a fairly small road, there's a lot of traffic all night long, which we could hear from the room. This was manageable to be honest, but sadly one of their dogs barks every few hours (which would wake us up every time)

the room is devided into 2 level. The bed is upstair, while balcony, kitchen, common room and shower below. The facilities is quite artistic yet comfortable and clean.

the accomodation just right on the side road, so during day and night you could hear the sound of vehicles around.