Bed and Breakfast in Ubud
3-Star Bed & Breakfast
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About this bed and breakfast
Just a 7-minute walk from Ubud Palace and half a mile from Blanco Museum, Juli House Ubud by Mahaputra features accommodations in Ubud with an outdoor swimming pool, free bikes, and a garden.
Amenities at Juli House Ubud by Mahaputra
Concierge services
Free WiFi/internet
Free Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Non-smoking
Balcony/Terrace
WiFi/Internet
Garden
Smoking allowed
Housekeeping available
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
Map of Ubud
Available Rooms
Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews8.0 / 10.0Excellent·Apr 2026
Nice breakfast. Perfect location. Nice attentive staff. Calming view.
Bathroom a bit outdated.
8.0 / 10.0Excellent·Apr 2026
Small and good
Nothing like that
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Apr 2026
Well located
Great staff
Clean and comfortable
Motorbikes block entry
5.0 / 10.0·Oct 2025
I stayed at Julie’s House in Ubud, Bali. The outside area and pool were quite nice, and the facilities were decent overall. I paid around $40 AUD a night (about 400,000 IDR).
The room was okay, but housekeeping could be improved. The bathroom had a bit of a smell, some mould around the shower, and the hot water only lasted a minute or two. The sheets smelled clean but had visible stains, and the bath towels were old and yellowed. The sliding door had large gaps, though mosquitoes weren’t too bad.
They provide refillable glass bottles, which is great for the environment, but I wasn’t too confident about the cleanliness of the filtered water system. There are open sewers nearby, so I skipped the water and just bought some at the mart down the road.
The view from the room was lovely — rice fields all around. There’s also a small sky deck with plants, but it felt a bit run down and neglected. A little maintenance around the rooms and outside areas would make a big difference.
Overall, it’s a fairly quiet and convenient location, with plenty of restaurants within walking distance. With some attention to cleanliness, towels, hot water, and general upkeep, it would be worth the rate they’re asking.
I stayed at Julie’s House in Ubud, Bali. The outside area and pool were quite nice, and the facilities were decent overall. I paid around $40 AUD a night (about 400,000 IDR).
The room was okay, but housekeeping could be improved. The bathroom had a bit of a smell, some mould around the shower, and the hot water only lasted a minute or two. The sheets smelled clean but had visible stains, and the bath towels were old and yellowed. The sliding door had large gaps, though mosquitoes weren’t too bad.
They provide refillable glass bottles, which is great for the environment, but I wasn’t too confident about the cleanliness of the filtered water system. There are open sewers nearby, so I skipped the water and just bought some at the mart down the road.
The view from the room was lovely — rice fields all around. There’s also a small sky deck with plants, but it felt a bit run down and neglected. A little maintenance around the rooms and outside areas would make a big difference.
Overall, it’s a fairly quiet and convenient location, with plenty of restaurants within walking distance. With some attention to cleanliness, towels, hot water, and general upkeep, it would be worth the rate they’re asking.
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Clean and comfortable"
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