Not a hotel for those looking for a sterile experience, though the room was clean enough, the bathroom appeared to be missing a wall at one end and opened onto the open air. However, what an experience to wake up in a balineese royal palace surrounded by sculptures, fountains and thrones, by a decent simple breakfast in your own royal... More

We stayed in one of the bungalows during our honeymoon for 4 nights. The bungalows are definitely old, outdated and in need of cleaning and renovations, but the experience you get staying here is completely worth it! If you want modern conveniences and luxury, look elsewhere. If you want a unique experience in a peaceful haven in the center of... More

Very convenient location, within the royal palace, including Cafe Lotus and in the dead center of town provides a great starting place to explore the city. Staff were wonderful, including baby sitting!! This is not a luxury resort, but it is nice, clean and excellent deal!

This hotel/B&B is part of the Ubud palace, which makes for an amazing atmosphere. We had a decent sized room, and with a porch/veranda even larger than the room with a gorgeous seating area, very regal and palace-like! The staff were very nice and friendly, however the room was very dirty. The bathroom was dated, there were some dead bugs... More

The Palace is definitely a must see in Ubud, and is in a great location, walking distance to everywhere. And walking into the palace to go to the rooms, that are in traditional balinese style, with plus palace like seating areas on the veranda of each Bungalow room is fantastic, and really raises expectation of what the actual room will... More

Nice bungalows with rich decorations. The room are relatively clean but need a refresh. Breakfast is very nice and served in the private patio in front of the room. The garden is beatiful and colorful. Very central position, ideal to start from to explore the city.

The villas are within the grounds of the Royal Palace in Ubud. While the rooms are nothing special, the experience of staying within a palace compound is something special. Tourists are only allowed into the accommodation area occassionally so, most of the time, one enters through a gate from the public areas.