Vacation rentals in Sukawati

“A beautiful villa among rice fields, however, new houses are being built near the villa, in principle, the noise from the construction does not interfere. Also, the villa has barracks right, but this does not cause inconvenience. The territory of the villa is large, green and well-groomed. Regular cleaning with change of towels and bed linen. Fully equipped kitchen - there is a rice cooker, toaster, mixer, a lot of dishes. The pool is chic but shallow - about 155 cm. The only drawback of the villa is its weak and unstable internet, I hope the owners will try to solve this problem. Thanks a lot to manager Agung for his responsiveness! In general, the villa conveys the whole atmosphere of Ubud!”

“As everyone has stated it’s a beautiful, very instagram-able house! And the host, Mr Dodik, is awesome. He’s very responsive and attentive. A few things to consider that I think we missed when we decided to stay here... the house is a quick walk from where the car can drop you off (not a huge deal but not great in the rain); there are lizards in the house (that make noise at night and sometime leave little presents on the floor in the morning); and the smoke from the rice fields can get thick depending on the direction of the wind (not a big deal for us but could be if someone has respiratory issues). And it’s well advertised but the house only has A/C in the bedrooms. During the day, we did feel like the home was pretty hot and a bit uncomfortable (even with all the doors open and fans on). Bottom line, it’s a beautiful home in a very unique location. And if the aforementioned things wouldn’t bother you, this place is worth it!”

“We spent Nypei - the Day of Silence - and over a week at Satori. What fond memories: there were the caring, kind, and hard working staff; there was Dewa, the driver/tour guide who becomes your friend the minute you meet him, shows you the real Bali and, if you ask, demonstrates the proper way to tie a sarong; there was the woman dressed in traditional garb routinely distributing Balinese Hindu Offerings (Canang Sari) at the Villa’s temple and statue of Buddha; the immaculate accommodations; the large/private rooms; the master bath outdoor shower that is amongst tropical plants and Balinese statuary; the large master outdoor tub underneath a traditional Balinese ceremonial umbrella; the large living area overlooking the pool that can be enclosed for air conditioning or opened-up to the fresh air; the infinity edged pool overlooking working rice paddies, a rice temple where people come to pray, and a duck farmer who tends to his ducks every morning and evening as they waddle free all day; the colors of the sunsets behind large palms; the tree frogs and friendly monitor lizard who harmlessly greet you in the evenings; and the delicious and filling breakfasts. Luckily, we were at Satori when the government imposed a second day of Nypei’s ‘stay-at-home’ regulation to reduce the spread of the virus. Lucky for us, were able to soak-in and experience the Satori Ubud magic all on our own for another day. It was indeed magical and we were truly lucky!”