Tantra House Ubud

The location is great; renting a motorcycle makes it easy to go everywhere, and the area is very quiet. The rooms are spacious, each with a fridge, a large balcony that has a table, chairs, and plenty of natural light. There’s a pool, the staff are charming, and they offer laundry service. Wi‑Fi is available, and the hot water comes with good pressure. No problems at all.

Roncoroni·منذ 3 أسابيع

The staff were friendly and the terrace view was nice. I asked twice for a change of linen but it was only set down, so I didn’t receive clean linen until one night before departure. The staff spoke little English.

Nadezda·منذ شهر

The staff were friendly. The place was quiet and away from the hassle of Ubud. Beautiful breakfast. It would be best suited if I had my own transport; I had to rely on Gojek but due to the distance from town many did not want to come. Not a Tantra house problem.

Kim·منذ شهر

Nice pool, quiet location, big room, nice breakfast.

Oliwia·منذ شهرين

“田んぼが広がる静かで美しい景色の中にあるリーズナブルな宿”

While staying in Ubud, I happened to pass by this area and was so moved by how beautiful the scenery was that I looked for an affordable place to stay and booked this accommodation. There was one review mentioning a "moldy smell," but perhaps that was during the rainy season because I didn’t experience that at all. Since it’s an affordable place, it wouldn’t make sense to compare it to a luxury or brand-new hotel. While it has some age to it and the exterior areas could use a bit of maintenance, the indoor spaces are clean and bright. Even in its simplicity, thoughtful touches like the bed with a mosquito net and the paintings show real care. I tried another accommodation not too far from here, but it was close to the road and the sound of cars was a bit bothersome. This place, however, was completely quiet. Since I was getting around by rented scooter, getting to the center of Ubud was quite convenient. Of course, you do need to be prepared for the traffic congestion leading into the town center, which is just part of life in Ubud. It’s run by a family—a young daughter assisted with check‑in, and a little girl around elementary school age greeted me with a big smile and a “Hello.” Imagining how the family made a big decision to build this large two‑story property and have been running it for years makes me genuinely want to root for them. The surrounding area could use a little more upkeep to become even better.

Masami·منذ شهرين