Hotels near Tukad Yeh Unda Dam

"The room was spotless, staff were so happy and helpful. The only thing was the road works were a pain to get in and out of the resort! I felt the free shuttle bus should have taken us further in town as it was a 20min walk it the humid heat. Or this should have been communicated before arrival. "

"Room was good but mosquitoes very bad Restaurant food was cold each time for lunch Room was spotless loved the pool and all staff were fantastic "

"Excellent service, couldn’t fault anything, the staff always so keen to make everything perfect"

"We stayed in the 4 bedroom villa. It was spotless. Great facilities. It was perfect for a group of 7 adults. The food at the restaurant was lovely and a great variety. Staff, very friendly and helpful "

"The hotel ground was very lush full of giant plants, lotus ponds and flowers. The restaurant had an amazing view. The menu was extensive. The pool lounge was quiet and relaxing. The staff was friendly and courteous. The luxury sleeping tent is surrounded by a forest. The setting is very idyllic.The architecture is inspiring. Hard to beat!"

"The absolute BEST staff in the world! Everyone was so kind and friendly. They were always making sure we had everything we needed. They went above and beyond to make our stay magical. The food was delicious, the room qas cmean and comfortable, the beach was amazing, and the spa was relaxing. The staff at this resort are truly special and should be very proud of themselves because they are awesome. They took very good care of us."

"One of the most beautiful places in Bali ❤️ I love this place. The property was perfect and the staff was amazing! Always there to help us and go the extra distance for us. We will be back for sure!!"

"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."