Omah Apik  

Tucked in Pejeng Village on the foothills east of Ubud (about 15 minutes from Ubud town and roughly 3 km from the centre), this family-run Bed & Breakfast sits on the edge of wide rice fields in Tampaksiring. Close to Ubud Palace, the Monkey Forest and the Tegallalang rice terraces, it's also minutes from Puser Tasik Temple and the Elephant Cave area—ideal for easy day trips around Ubud.

Omah Apik is a small, family-run B&B with under a dozen rooms set in a tropical garden of coconut trees, indigenous fruits and organically grown flowers, herbs and vegetables. The architecture blends Balinese, Javanese and colonial touches. Rooms commonly feature air conditioning, private balconies or patios, refrigerators and microwaves, and private bathrooms—perfect for waking up to rice-field mornings and winding down in a calm, intimate compound.

Take a dip in the outdoor pool, soak on the sun terrace, or book a massage in the on-site treatment room. There’s a library, bicycles to rent, a picnic area and a tour desk to help arrange excursions. Practical perks include free self-parking, laundry and car rental services, a safe-deposit box, and a 24-hour front desk—simple, tangible comforts that keep the stay easy and relaxed.

Complimentary Wi‑Fi keeps you connected throughout the property. The hotel also offers concierge services, luggage storage, a safe-deposit box and airport transfers (roundtrip shuttle available for a surcharge), plus free parking for guests.

An on-site restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner (free breakfast is included for guests), and limited room service is available. There’s also a shared kitchen if you prefer to self-cater. Expect local Balinese flavors and home-cooked options that pair well with fresh produce from the garden.