Hotels near Nyoman Gunarsa Museum

"I had an incredible experience at the Devani Resort. It is stunningly beautiful and the staff worked very hard (especially Adit!) to make everything go smoothly. The view of the rice field from the room was spectacular. The price is really good for the value. I’d definitely stay here again."

"Spectacular views and great service "

"Perfect stop after traveling from Nusa Penida back to the mainland. The hotel is a little dated and needs some renovations but the rooms were spacious and comfortable. Everyone on the staff were wonderful; a special shout out to Ega and Ariani. They are sweethearts but again, everyone on the staff were wonderful. We loved the food, as well."

"Very nice place, fairly well maintained with lots of animals close up, many options, night dinner show was great and felt save everywhere."

"Waysn was awesome! The whole crew was attentive and helpful. The place is extremely unique and we loved it!!!"

"I had a wonderful stay. This was exactly what I needed to rest and recuperate. I loved the peaceful atmosphere hearing the river all the time even in my room, I loved the great food and sweet staff, and all the beautiful artistic touches all around. Thank you for an incredible time, I will be recommending your resort to many friends. "

"This is a brand-new hotel, and honestly, I was very impressed by the level of service. Even though it’s an independent brand, the service easily matches that of major international hotel chains. Breakfast was excellent, with a strong focus on healthy options, and the fresh juices were especially refreshing. I stayed in the mezzanine villa, which was absolutely amazing. The spacious layout and the large bathtub were real highlights. Everything was perfect, and I will definitely be coming back."

"Great facilities and magnificent setting"

"Most rooms had a musty smell and it was hard to find one that didn’t. Restaurant is ok but nothing to write home about. It’s extremely isolated so you’re a bit stuck if the on-site restaurant is not to your liking. Most difficult part was the noise of the on-site OSHO meditation retreat. Expect to be woken up some mornings around 6:00 or 6:30 am by loud tribal drumming and primal screams. Other mornings will be different forms of music and chanting but always something. If you’re a morning person, that’s great (maybe). I’m not and it was difficult, to say the least. Staff were great, though, and the views were amazing. Most of the waterfalls in the area of Ubud are clustered around this place, including two of the best - Kanto Lampo and Tukad Cepung. If the rooms were renovated to eliminate the mustiness and the OSHO retreat was moved out, I would recommend it as a remote getaway option."