UMARA villa bali x villa aydin kerobokan bali

Très bien, je recommande très belle maison. Douche sont incroyables. Le personnel est très gentil. Un peu compliqué de trouver la maison. Nous avons eu une heure trouver l’adresse mais je recommande cette villa avec sa piscine.

La cuisine laisse un peu à désirer au niveau de la propreté. Les toilettes dans les chambres ne marchent pas très bien. je pense qu’un grand coup de nettoyage serait une bonne chose. Sinon tout était parfait

Location

Sun into the living area in the mid morning was too hot and bright, to work at the table with my laptop (so took small table and chair to my bedroom and based my workspace in my bedroom, roll down sunshade needed on those windows, air con cannot cope with morning sun there.

pool was beautiful and rooms were clean with working air conditioning. bathrooms were alright.

The location is right near the Kerobokan Prison which was not mentioned anywhere on booking. Getting taxis to villa was difficult as there is a place with a similar location/name (photo attached) fortunately we had been to bali before and understood where we were but this can be very bad for anyone new or not familiar with the surroundings of their villa. The main kitchen/lounge area had no aircon and it became very hot very quickly with little air flow. The room with the two single beds did not have a lock which we were informed was due to children usually staying in that room but we would have preferred that choice to be up to us. The villa had two other locks before you reached the bedrooms however would have given peace of mind. All rooms were tiled making it very slippery when wet which was often during rainy season. There was also no access between the two rooms apart from going outside which wasn’t ideal when raining. Also did not have any hot water which is normally fine but when raining it wasn’t great.

Nice location, clean, exactly like the photos

Communication was poor, shower wasn’t working but luckily staff had it fixed the next day, lots of lizards which is apparently normal in Bali.