South of the Monkey Forest (you may be joined by a monkey visitor on your balcony), this small hotel sits in the middle of rice fields – be sure to get a 2nd-floor room to enjoy the views. Rooms have classic Balinese charm; some are small, so it's worth upgrading.
Saren Indah Hotel
Ubud
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