Sayong House

Decent guesthouse in central Ubud. It has a kettle, 3 bottles of water upon arrival, tea and coffee sachets, a fridge, liquid soap, toilet paper, one towel per person, and one bath mat for everyone. The bathroom is a bit worn, the water pressure is very weak, and there isn't a single hook in the bathroom (haha), but overall, it's clean. The bedding is clean but a bit greyish and laundered. However, considering the price of 7700 rubles for three people for four nights, it's an excellent option, and we have no complaints. We liked the terrace; we didn't get breakfast as there are plenty of cafes nearby for every taste and budget. Beautiful garden.

Great location. Clean, bright rooms. No bugs whatsoever. The pool is a bit old, but perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day. Special thanks to the hostess – you can tell she's always ready to help with advice or practical assistance. You can also ask for laundry service here or get help renting a scooter. On the day of silence, when the entire island was shut down, they still provided breakfast (inexpensive and tasty). We stayed for four or five days and I definitely recommend it.

This is our third time staying in Ubud, and we chose a hotel closer to the center. As a place to stay, it's not bad – we had a triple room, which was very simple, with a combined toilet and shower without a partition. There wasn't much light, and the biggest inconvenience was the Wi-Fi – it only worked for about 10 minutes out of an hour, constantly disconnecting. The windows faced the stairwell, which was also a nuisance when other guests were passing by. Overall, it's perfectly adequate for a few nights' stay.

Excellent location, close to the city center but away from the hustle and bustle. Spotlessly clean.

Overall, everything was good, but the toilet wasn't properly secured and it wobbled. Also, there were no disposable slippers or toothbrushes.