Hotels in Ubud

We've been concerned about the growth of Ubud - traffic, over-building. They are real concerns, but classics like COMO Uma still retain the charm of Ubud. The many steps down and up from the villas may be a concern for some, but we got used to it.

The monkey forest was fun, we were concerned monkeys might try to jump on us and bite us but there was no contact other than that organised by the handlers to get the monkey selfie that everyone wanted. Safe enjoyable experience.

Ubud is what you may call the cultural capital of Bali. Lots of arts and culture to explore with beautiful temples, silver jewelry to buy, the street market with plenty of local fares etc.

Beautiful surroundings with rice fields and jungle. Some amazing dining options and incredible yoga studios. The traffic, however, is something else!

Great place to visit. The Sacred monkey forrest was amazing. We booked a one day tour through the hotel that was excellent and a great value for the money. Ubud needs to clean up a bit though. There was garbage on the street. Need better santitation

There is so much to do in Ubud. I hired a driver that was recommended by a family member who had just been in Bali. I was able to visit coffee plantation, a scenic lunch overlooking a volcano, traditional village and the costume & mask museum.

The whole area was fascinating. I focused on culture, art and animals (from birds to monkeys) and had great experiences every day. Shopping and food were great and affordable. Prepare yourself, however, for the narrow, congested roads.

We stayed in both Ubud and Seminyak. Ubud is a must to see central rainforest countryside. A beautiful place with an excellent and huge market!!

Ubud is an enchanting place. It has a unique vibes. The culture is different and it was nice to be able to witness what Ubud has to offer.

Go to the water palace, check out the markets - remember to barter. Use Gojek or barter with your taxi / bike driver