Hot Spring Hotels in Bali

"My stay at Bobocabin Ubud was absolutely wonderful! The location is perfect—nestled in the heart of Ubud’s greenery, it offers a peaceful escape with beautiful jungle views and a tranquil atmosphere. It feels private and serene, yet still close enough to Ubud’s cultural spots, cafes, and rice terraces. The cabin is very modern, smart, and comfortable. I loved the design—minimalist yet cozy—with features like voice control, mood lighting, and a Bluetooth speaker that make the stay both fun and convenient. The bed is super comfortable, the cabin is clean and well-maintained, and waking up to the sound of nature was simply magical. The staff were outstanding—friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with anything we needed. Their hospitality made the whole experience even more enjoyable. What makes Bobocabin Ubud special is how it perfectly combines technology with nature. You get the luxury of comfort while still being immersed in the beauty of Bali’s tropical landscape. It’s an ideal place to relax, recharge, and experience something unique. I would highly recommend Bobocabin Ubud to anyone visiting Bali. Whether you’re traveling as a couple, with friends, or even solo, it’s the perfect getaway spot. I’ll definitely come back on my next trip to Ubud!"

"As a solo traveller I found this hotel to be good value for money because it is along Jalan Melasti - the street up from the entrance gate to Pantai Legian (ie Legian Beach 500m). There are half a dozen restaurants within a 400m walk ranging from the delicious and fancy Bella Italia or the Lemongrass and the more affordable “Uncle Norm’s” and “The Goat”. The location is 1km from the Bali bombing memorial in Kuta. The airport is about a $10-$13 AUD  Gojek /Grab ride away (15minutes depending on time of day and traffic.  My room had a nice queen sized bed and they promptly provided me with a kettle after I asked for one. The staff are very young and maybe not the most fluent in English but they mean well. It helps to ask them in basic English (a few times) so they get my instructions (asking for water or directions etc). The room has a decent bathroom and the only issue I had was that my room was consistently in the dark as there are no windows. There is a door that leads out onto a weird ledge that unfortunately or oddly is shared by the neighbor (meaning if I step out and the neighbor steps out we can go into each others rooms). I just kept that particular door shut because I saw through the curtain that the neighbor had his door open so he could smoke. I didn’t want to make contact or have smoke come in. It’s not a major issue for me but just be aware. Oh btw…the ledge or balcony looks onto nothing but a brick wall. Overall I’m inclined to say that you’re getting value for money because you get a clean room, comfy bed in a central location. The breakfast is brought into your room at your nominated time (between 7-10.30am). Breakfast is an omlette, 2 pieces of bread, coffee, orange juice and small sausages along with 3 small Indonesian sweets). Not exactly a hearty meal but what do you expect for $5? I stayed a month and it suited my needs."