Ubud Homestay Villa

Ubud Homestay Villa, I don't want to check out A villa with an average price of 1,000 per night during the rainy season. Homestay name: Bennu House Room type: artistic (two bedrooms and two bathrooms) Location: 15 minutes by motorcycle from Ubud Palace It should be noted that there are local drivers guarding the entrance of the village, and they do not allow empty ride-hailing cars to enter, but motorcycles can enter. If you need to take a ride-hailing car, you need to walk 5 minutes from the homestay to the entrance of the village. There is no air conditioning in the homestay, but Ubud in the rainy season is still very cool. The master bedroom has a window without glass, and it is very comfortable to sleep with the natural wind every night. The house has no ceiling, and the roof is suspended on the beams, so small animals (such as large geckos) can come and go freely. You need to do a good job of preventing mosquitoes, bring mosquito repellent or buy electric mosquito repellent liquid at a local supermarket, or bring a friend with type O blood. Massage service is provided, and you can make an appointment with the landlord two hours in advance. The price is not expensive, 100 RMB/60 minutes, and the technique is normal. If it is not operated outdoors due to weather reasons, you can leave the time to the famous spa in the city. Breakfast options include scrambled eggs, Indonesian fried rice, omelette, fried bananas, and coconut-wrapped bananas. Each person can choose one. After trying it, Indonesian fried rice and omelette are more delicious, and the other two are just for sustenance. About the big gecko, I was lucky to see it going out for a walk. It is bigger than my eyelash corner, and it randomly drops poop on the coffee table and the ground every day. Although it is impolite, it is still quite virtuous and does not drop poop on the sofa, which is very measured. There are also many small ants and small spiders. After living in the city for a long time, I was not used to seeing many small insects on the first night, and I screamed. The next day, it rained and I went to the yard to get wet with bare feet. I found the original beauty and reconciled with the insects and geckos. Six days in Ubud passed in the blink of an eye, and I really didn't have enough time. I love the warm plants here, and I like to ride a small motorcycle with my friends every day. I silently write down the address when I see a small shop on the way, and then find time to visit. Sometimes I go back to lie down because I am suddenly tired, and I don't feel regretful if I don't visit. I don't deliberately look for it, everything is casual and random. Everything is the best arrangement.