Guesthouses with Jungle View in Ubud for Monthly Rent
Discover our selection of guesthouses with Jungle View in Ubud, Bali for monthly rent. Perfect for digital nomads and expats seeking comfortable accommodation.
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Local Tips
- With kids, ask about shallow steps, non‑slip tiles, and temporary pool fencing options.
- A bilingual (EN/ID) contract reduces misunderstandings about utilities, deposits, and repairs.
- Water pressure varies by villa. A quick shower test (or video) helps avoid surprises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about renting properties in Bali.
Gated complexes offer added security and consistent maintenance. Ask about access hours and guest procedures.
Many villas include scooter and car parking. Confirm whether it’s inside the gate (preferred) or on the street, and how many vehicles fit.
Use AC in bedrooms at night, fans by day. Keep doors/windows closed, clean filters monthly, and set temperature around 24–26°C.
Monthly and yearly payments are standard. Some owners prefer quarterly or bi‑annual terms. Agree on a clear schedule in the contract.
Some villas have generators or UPS for brief outages. If power reliability is critical, ask owners for details of their backup setup.
Ask about typical response times and whether they have a maintenance team. Clarify expectations in the contract.
Most neighborhoods expect quiet after 10pm. Ask about nearby bars, construction, or events. Some communities have formal noise policies.
Recommended. Many owners provide English/Indonesian contracts. It improves clarity on payments, utilities, and responsibilities.
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