Kak Asing Ubud

Loved the location. Checkin was smooth. Place was clean. Pool was good depth. Cute dogs at the property. Hosts were very polite. Breakfast was good. Location is the greatest

Only mirrors in the bathroom, no mirror outside the bathroom. Limited utensils in the kitchen (no plates). Mattress was a little uncomfortable (worn out springs)

Beautiful little villa in Ubud, very private and romantic. The staff helped coordinate shuttles and activities for us. An incredible breakfast each morning - would definitely recommend trying the floating breakfast upgrade one day.

You don’t get a lot of sun in the pool area

It was very clean and was in a good location to walk to main road, staff were lovely and respected privacy. Bed were made and place was cleaned almost once a day, while we were out! Thank you so much for everything!

Could maybe a be a little more clearer on that it’s within a family compound and to just walk in and go to the main entertainment area to check in, not a negative thing at all just to avoid confusion maybe! Really loved our stay!

Beautiful clean and modern villa in a great location just 10 minutes walk from main restaurant and shopping street. Really nice and big breakfast served in the villa. Big TV outside. Very comfortable bed with super soft linen. Accomodating and friendly staff.

There is a rooster in their compound, and as someone with auditory issues, I found it extremely upsetting and jarring. It went for over 2 hours! To wake up reverberating at 6.10 from the rooster crowing right outside our villa was difficult for me to shake - we had to leave the villa very early and return for breakfast as I was shaking and visibility upset from the ongoing loud pearcing noise that went off every 20 seconds. There was no way to sleep through that. If you have sensitivity to noises, this is not your place to stay. We only booked 1 night, fortunately, as any longer would have required us to relocate due to the effect it had on me. Researching after the fact I now know that roosters are a part of Bali culture however, having spent a week in Ubud prior to this stay, we had not heard this noise at all so it came as a very big and upsetting shock. I'm unsure how, despite so much research before booking our trip to Bali, I had not come across a single mention of roosters crowing... so I wanted to mention it here in case anyone out there has not come across this information either. Understanding cultural differences is important, and having travelled extensively through Asia, we understand different cultural sensitivities but have never experienced this issue. I do believe cultural understanding goes both ways, though. For them to benefit from tourism by building a villa and not advertising it as being located in a family compound with a rooster shows a lack of understanding that tourist have not experienced this type or level of noise and that it does affect our experience in their accommodation. It leaves you without an informed choice prior to booking. Full disclosure is the only way to combat dissatisfaction.