Ubud·9.3
01
or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
02
03
Mana Earthly Paradise in Ubud offers a tranquil garden setting, family‑friendly rooms, and an outdoor play area. Guests dine on Indonesian, Japanese, and Asian cuisine, with vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten‑free, and dairy‑free options. The hotel provides free Wi‑Fi, bicycle parking, bike hire, and luggage storage, plus a paid airport shuttle. Located 30 km from Ngurah Rai Airport, it is near rafting activities.
04
05
06
How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The venue is fantastic, clean, and organized. The food is wonderful. The room and bed are comfortable, but it was unfortunately very hot. The shower is good, though the temperature fluctuates a lot due to the heating system, yet it didn't become a problem. I respect and admire the effort to avoid air conditioning for environmental reasons, but I still felt the heat.
Mariana·A month ago
It truly feels like living in a Hobbit world; staying in one of these mud houses immerses you completely in nature. The thick earth walls, organic curves, carefully chosen earthy colour palette, and constant bird and insect sounds create an atmosphere that genuinely calms your nervous system, giving me some of the best nights of sleep I've had. For a similar price, you could book a villa or hotel, but this offers something entirely different—like living in a fairy tale, as if an Asian Gandalf might appear at any moment 🤣. It’s one of the most unique places I’ve stayed, not just in Bali but across all of Southeast Asia. The interiors are even more beautiful and atmospheric than the photos suggest. What makes it extra special is its sustainability commitment: 90% solar powered, 100% rainwater, and complete waste recycling. This tourism respects Bali instead of just profiting from its beauty. The staff are warm and welcoming, making you feel at home while still giving you plenty of privacy. Everything is impressively clean, proving eco-friendly living doesn’t mean compromising hygiene. I noticed quite a few Japanese guests staying here, and after experiencing it myself, I completely understand why. The location is another highlight; it’s tucked away from busy tourist areas, and you can step outside for peaceful walks through the rice fields in complete quiet. I rarely feel this strongly about a place, but this one is truly special.
Tingpei·3 months ago
Everything feels natural and curvy, which is comforting, but mosquitoes inevitably find their way in.
あいこ·3 months ago
A lovely farm with well-ventilated bungalows, but it would have been great to have a farm tour.
Jonathan·4 months ago
Everything! A magnificent hotel built by an NGO, eco-friendly, with a dorm for solo travelers that’s very beautiful and comfortable—I even made friends. The restaurant is very pleasant and the meals are excellent. The setting in nature is incredible and calm. The staff are very kind, and I would gladly return.
Gaelle·6 months ago