Big Guesthouses in Ubud, Bali
Discover our selection of big guesthouses in Ubud, Bali. Perfect for digital nomads and expats seeking comfortable accommodation.
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Local Tips
- Longer terms often get better rates. Be clear with dates and consider upfront payments for discounts.
- Visit the area at night and morning to gauge noise from roads, bars, and construction.
- Screens, fans, and removing standing water reduce mosquitoes. Ask about recent pest control.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about renting properties in Bali.
Many villas include scooter and car parking. Confirm whether it’s inside the gate (preferred) or on the street, and how many vehicles fit.
Yes—Bali has several international schools across areas. Commute times vary by traffic. Check routes and peak‑hour travel times.
Electricity is usually prepaid (token) or monthly postpaid. Water may be included or billed separately. Ensure your contract states exact terms.
Use the map on the listing and Google Maps for peak-hour travel times. Ask owners about typical traffic patterns in their area.
Listings typically include basic furnishings and Wi‑Fi. Utilities, cleaning, pool and garden maintenance vary by property—check each listing’s details.
Ask owners about nearby construction and road noise. Visit at different times of day or request a short video recorded outside the property.
Most areas have reliable fiber. For remote work, ask for the provider and a recent speed test. Some properties include internet; others bill separately.
Yes. Most landlords request a refundable deposit (typically 1 month). It’s returned at the end of the lease if there’s no damage or unpaid bills.
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