Green Field Resort Ubud

A hidden gem tucked away in a small alley, the hotel offers views of rice paddies. The friendly staff proactively helped with luggage and explained the hotel's amenities. The room also came with a personalized check-in card, a thoughtful touch. A free shuttle bus is available to Ubud Palace, Ubud Monkey Park, and other destinations.

Let me talk about the only bright spot first: the room is relatively large, the view is good, and the floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides provide good lighting. But the hygiene is really hard to explain. The sheets can only be changed once every three days. It is said to be environmentally friendly. If it is clean, forget it. The pillows smell of human oil and the sheets have various stains. It is okay to stay for one night. However, we put the sign as required. On the pillow, the bedding was still not changed the next day. A hotel with more than 1,000 yuan per night is of this standard. After staying here, the hotel in Bali with more than 1,000 yuan is really not as good as Atour in China. There is no WIFI signal in the room. This is known as a gathering place for digital nomads. How can you travel if there is no Internet? There is no WIFI signal in the room, and the WIFI signal in the hotel lobby is intermittent. Service: That is to say, we have already walked down the steps of the lobby with our large and small bags, and the staff is still watching you motionless. When checking in, a staff member next to you was still staring at you. Why have you never seen a Chinese person? What does it mean? It's so unreasonable and speechless. The location is far away from the main city of Ubud. You have to take a taxi everywhere. You know the traffic in Bali. We rented motorcycles for a few days, so the location is not important. Breakfast only consists of simple white rice and Indonesian must-have fried rice and fried noodles. Even if you order an Omlet, you have to ask for your room number. Maybe eggs are already considered a delicacy there.