2 Bedroom Villas in Ubud
Discover our selection of 2 bedroom villas in Ubud, Bali. Designed for comfort, convenience, and longer rentals.
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Local Tips
- Short power cuts happen. A small UPS can keep Wi‑Fi and lights on until power returns.
- A bilingual (EN/ID) contract reduces misunderstandings about utilities, deposits, and repairs.
- Laundry services are fast and affordable. If there’s no washer, check nearby laundry turnaround times.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about renting properties in Bali.
Landlords handle structural issues; wear‑and‑tear varies by contract. Pool/garden maintenance is often included in villas—confirm details.
Yes—request a screenshot or short video of a speed test at the property (weekday daytime and evening) to validate consistency.
Canggu/Pererenan are popular with digital nomads. Ubud is calmer and greener. Seminyak is central and lively. Choose based on your lifestyle.
Yes—Bali has several international schools across areas. Commute times vary by traffic. Check routes and peak‑hour travel times.
Optional but helpful for belongings and liability. Some international plans cover long stays—check your policy.
Listings typically include basic furnishings and Wi‑Fi. Utilities, cleaning, pool and garden maintenance vary by property—check each listing’s details.
In Canggu/Pererenan and Ubud, coworking spaces are common. Use the map to check travel times during peak hours.
Not always. If you’re sensitive to light, ask the owner to install them or allow temporary hooks/rods.
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