The Pari Sudha

The room is really good, and I have a semi-exclusive small pool for a nice dip while appreciating nature! Staff are very nice and accommodating. I checked-in around 2am! Altho it is accessible via many kinds of transpo, but you need to walk a bit from the road. This is not inconvenient, except if you are walking from a night. But overall, this place is worth its price.

The location was amazing one can stay for a week there only the thing is they don’t provide dinner there and don’t have almirah to fix your things other than that beautiful 🥰

Hotel is comfortable and nice viewn in only restaurant area. Food choice not good. They always recommend only nasi goreng which is fried rice

We would like to thank the whole hotel staff for help us to feel comfortable at The Pari Sudha. This is our first time in Bali and we are very happy to start our vacation in such amazing place. Location is a little far from the center , you should take a taxi or grab bike to get to restaurants or temples. But the view and calm atmosphere deserve it . 🤗🤗🤗 Leaving this hotel we felt like we leave family , was very sad and we hope to back here again next time . ♥️♥️♥️♥️

The location is great. The surrounding nature is beautiful. You're in the middle of the jungle. You can see various lizards, but you can not avoid it in Ubud. They are certainly not dangerous. The breakfast was very nice as well. All employees are very friendly. You can also rent a scooter and go on a tour wherever you want. The only drawback is that the woodwork in the bathroom is old and needs to be renovated, but the rooms are clean.

The best part of my stay was definitely the staff — every team member I interacted with was warm, helpful, and genuinely kind. Their service really stood out and made a positive difference. That said, the overall experience had several issues that need improvement. Upon arrival, there was no one at the entrance — only an intercom to call for assistance. It was lightly raining, and the path was slippery with moss. Despite walking carefully, I still slipped and scraped my arm badly. The walkway is quite narrow, very dark at night, and during rainy weather, it feels quite unsafe. After check-in, I had to climb a steep and narrow staircase to reach my room. If I had been traveling with elderly people or anyone with mobility issues, it would have been extremely challenging and even dangerous. Another major issue was the electrical system. The room couldn’t handle a hairdryer at all — every time I tried to use it, the power tripped. I had 4–5 blackouts in one night and eventually gave up and let my hair air-dry. In summary, the staff are amazing, but the hotel really needs to improve its pathways, lighting, and electrical system for a more comfortable and safe stay.