Royal JJ Ubud Resort & Spa

Hotel got friendly staff. No iron for clothing. Peaceful. Wooden house. A bit scary at night coz the bathroom got holes. But overall, nice experience. Breakfast was surprisingly simple yet still nice. You get what u pay for. Recommended!

Very peaceful ambience nice pool kind staff overlooking rice field closer to main city room decor gives homely vibe must visit Ubud swing n Saraswati temple nearby lovely restaurant too....no dining in hotel.....roomservice is available

Unfortunately the room we booked wasn’t available when we arrived due to some issues with the toilet leaking which would be understandable if the room we got instead was bearable. The room we got accommodated was dirty and looked like no one had cleaned it for at least couple weeks. The floor was full of dust, the towels were so dirty we had to ask for new ones which were also not drying. Curtains had stains all over them the same with the material hanged over the convoy bed. Looked like haven’t been washed in a really long time. In the bathroom there were cockroaches and the floor in the there is full of stones which hurt your feet.

A lovely get away from the hustle and bustle. This is a beautiful hotel tucked in the outskirts of Ubud - the hotel is raw, a lovely place to truly enjoy nature. It is NOT a luxurious hotel, but has an authentic charm that most will appreciate.

Nice quite place made by wood, looks rustic type of hotel. the view is nice from 2nd floor, it was rainy seasons, so cool and cold. The wifi a bit slow, and their is no Parking space for car. This place is accept pet. or pet friendly hotel.

NASTY PEOPLE I don’t write reviews often but I really felt I should write one about this place to warn other guests. If your a digital nomad , which amounts to a huge amount of the long stay guests on Bali do not even consider to stay here for one day. The WiFi is useless in the room and around the pool. Being very patchy and sometimes just off altogether The room are two storey built around a tiny pool. They are made of wood. If you are unfortunate enough to stay in the ground floor which are the only rooms with bathtub you will hear every single noise from the guest upstairs. If they cough , blow their nose etc it sounds like it’s in your room. If your on the phone working other guests can hear every word you say. So there’s very little privacy. The shacks also have gaps between the wood in the bedroom and bathroom so it’s very easy for a peeping Tom to get an eye full of you stepping out of the shower. The bath tubs are a nice touch and do produce hot water. But the bathrooms have this flooring of pebbles which is hard to step across and really requires you to have footwear inside the bathroom when walking across it, taking a shower, getting out of the bath. It’s hugely inconvenient in the middle of the night. They only serve breakfast. And that is very basic. Some watermelon, and a pancake or omelette. They serve no lunch or dinner. This would not be so bad but there is nowhere nearby to get any food either either as they location is in the middle of nowhere. They advise guests to use grab for take away food. Not exactly what guests want to do when in Bali, I was also sick and wanted to eat healthy food but that certainly wasn’t available at the hotel. It was a huge inconvenience. During my stay my sickness became worse , it transpired that I had cholera and needed hospitalising. Which meant cutting my stay short. I had attempted to fetch a prescription on my last morning and been unable to do so because upon arriving at the chemist they didn’t have the medicine. They advised me which chemist had this medicine and suggested I went back to the hotel to rest and that the hotel would be able to fetch it for me. I then tried to get cash from the atm but there was a huge queue and I was feeling sick and dizzy so my grab taxi brought me back to the hotel. I then proceeded to explain that I needed them to get the medicine urgently for me and that I was quite sick. I spoke with two members of staff. They tried to say that it wouldn’t be possible to get the prescription because it was very faint. When I contacted the Dr to explain what the hotel had said he laughed and said that they clearly just couldn’t be bothered to help me. The dr produced a clearer prescription and i produced that and it was ignored by the hotel. They then came back to the room and I thought that they wanted the money for the prescription which was fair enough. But they attempted to get me to pay for the hotel in full for my stay ( which involved a further three weeks