Nayndra House Ubud

建物が大変新しく綺麗でした。 お掃除スタッフの方もテキパキと感じ良く隅々まで気を遣ってくれてました。 建物は道路から階段で数段上がり、大家さん一族が住むエリアを抜けて奥にあります。 初めてのホームステイでしたが 慣れれば快適に過ごせます。

固定シャワーのみだったのでハンドシャワーもあると便利だと思います。

Staying at Puri Saren Anyar felt like stepping into a living piece of Balinese history. This family compound, passed down through generations since 1710, traces its roots to the founding of the Sukawati Kingdom by Ida I Dewa Agung Anom Sirikan (also known as Dalem Sukawati), a prince of the Klungkung royal lineage.  Hailing from true Balinese royalty, the current owners are descendants of this storied heritage, and if you’re as lucky as I was, you’ll get to spend time with them in the open-air living space, swapping stories of their family’s legacy amid the gentle rustle of palm fronds. The compound itself is a serene oasis, blending traditional architecture with effortless charm. My room was utterly adorable—cozy, thoughtfully appointed, and featuring the most comfortable bed I’ve encountered in all my Bali travels. It was the perfect haven for restful nights after days of exploration. Waking up to sunrise views from the top deck was magical, painting the sky in hues of pink and gold over lush rice fields. And for wellness seekers, the Bali Meditation Center is just a short walking distance away, making it easy to weave mindfulness into your routine. What truly stole my heart were the cutest cats and dogs roaming the grounds—playful, affectionate companions that added an extra layer of warmth to the experience. The family treated me like one of their own, sharing insights into their royal past that made the stay feel intimate and unforgettable. I can’t recommend Puri Saren Anyar highly enough for anyone craving an authentic, history-rich escape in Bali. It’s more than a stay; it’s a connection to the island’s soul. I’ll be dreaming of returning! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

That I had to leave.