Como Shambhala Estate, Bali

I can only say that if you don’t have a heart that loves nature, don’t choose this place. I stayed there for two days at a loss. Although the breakfast was delicious, this place is not suitable for us at all. The toilet is outdoors and you have to urinate and defecate with the bugs. The location is far away from the urban area of ​​Ubud, and there are no facilities suitable for us in the museum. There is only nature, nature, nature...

Como, the third hotel in Bali this time, is my favorite. A little more expensive than Six Senses, but the details are much more exquisite and the hygiene is very good. Let’s talk about what you like about Como: 1. The room design, the bed frame is made of thick bamboo, the partition between the bedside and the bathroom is made of rocks, the wardrobe is made of beige curtains, and even the drawstrings are made of orange beads, and all the windows and doors are diffused. The woven structure wooden door that lets in the light has a special sense of life in nature. Sunlight penetrates into the room. The ice bucket is also made of wood and is equipped with a wooden spoon. The pillars of the floor lamp are also made of woven wood structure. All lampshades are a slightly translucent beige. The material is similar to air-dried leather, the foot pads at the door next to the bed are particularly beautiful, and the keys also come with colorful beads on a chain~ 2. The floor is very clean, you can go barefoot, and the hygiene is very good. Six Senses hygiene is very poor, but the floor is not clean, so you cannot go barefoot. 3. Como’s breakfast is delicious and served a la carte with rich varieties. (The food at Six Senses was very, very little, very poor, the worst among the luxury hotels I have ever stayed in, unbelievable) 4. The staff was very patient and friendly. They took us to the natural swimming pool and walked back and forth for about 50 minutes. There was no deposit required when we checked in. When we checked out, we were given the keys and it was over. There was no need to check the room. We were given a welcome bouquet when we arrived. Wear it around your neck, call me by name when leaving, and give me a keychain. (Six Senses, I had to wait at least 20 minutes to check out and check the room. It was a very formal attitude and not warm at all) 5. The hotel’s natural swimming pool is very healing. The scenery on the way down the mountain is beautiful and secluded. It’s perfect for hiking. The outdoor spa is also in the valley. I want to go again, have a spa in the valley and lie by the sky-blue swimming pool.

The environment is very beautiful, with a sense of integration between man and nature, lush trees, swimming pools in the woods, cicadas chirping, frogs croaking, streams gurgling, and blue skies. But the facilities are a bit too old, the bathtub and toilet feel old. We were woken up by a group of monkeys on the roof the next morning. The little monkeys were very cute and non-harmful.

Setting: A haven from the world Service: Meticulous and thoughtful, it's almost the level of a meal Hygiene: perfect, also responsible for driving away geckos that strayed into the room

Resort hotel ceilings are expensive, but worth it