Bangli·6.7
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Nestled in Bangli, Arnata Guest House & Pasraman Yoga Lokanata blends serene garden views with modern comforts, offering free Wi‑Fi, private parking, and pet‑friendly rooms featuring bidets, spa baths, and private bathrooms. On‑site yoga classes and attentive staff enhance the experience. Located 50 km from Ngurah Rai Airport, it is a short drive to Goa Gajah, Tegallalang Rice Terrace, Ubud Palace, and Saraswati Temple.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
Kadek, the owner, was very responsive and helpful. He invited me into his home, offered coffee and cakes, and lent me a traditional costume to join him at a village ceremony—a truly generous welcome. Unfortunately, the room didn’t live up to that kindness: no towels, no toilet paper, a sink with no drainage so water fell on my feet, a hard bed, very basic furnishings, and questionable cleanliness. There was also no staff present, leaving me completely isolated.
Guy·Há um ano
This place is simply amazing for a getaway! It’s very quiet, secluded, and clean—perfect for recharging, escaping the bustle, and connecting with nature. I was almost alone there, feeling as if the entire retreat was just for me. The host is a kind, heartfelt person who also leads yoga classes, which was a real gift for body and mind. The location is great—near Mount Batur for trekking and close to Secret Beach if you just want to lounge on the sand. I liked it so much that I paid to stay an extra month. Highly recommend to anyone looking for silence, nature, and inner balance. Everything was wonderful 🥰
Kasperovich·Há um ano
The green setting with a garden and a shala for movement or meditation was nice. The mattresses were very uncomfortable, the room was mouldy, and the staff were absent.
Maya·Há um ano
I had a very disappointing experience at this place. The photos online must have been taken 15 years ago because the reality is completely different. The place was dirty and poorly maintained. The yoga shala, which I was looking forward to using, was off‑limits because there was dog poop inside – absolutely unacceptable. The location is also very difficult to access, and there are no nearby restaurants or cafés where you can eat. To make matters worse, they no longer serve food on‑site, even though this was previously advertised. Overall, the place feels neglected and far from the retreat experience it claims to offer. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.
Dagmara·Há um ano
The forest around the place was so quiet and calm, but the toilet was a real issue.
Sham·Há um ano