Last updated on July 25th, 2019 at 06:58 pm
Ubud is one of the most visited places in Bali, it is where the heart of their culture lies. It’s located in the North part of Bali making it far from the beaches but closer to waterfalls and rice fields. In this blog post, we will tell you our favorite affordable family villas in Ubud if you are planning a few days or a week in Ubud. We spent more than a week there during our last days in Bali.
Read here our full blog post how to get to Ubud from the airport!
Best time to visit Ubud
The best time to visit Ubud is from April to October. The most hectic time in Ubud are on July and August. Make sure to remember those months so you can plan ahead. November to March is Ubud’s wet season so can be rainy weather. Our favorite time to visit Ubud is April and May before the harvest where you can see the best view of the rice fields in Ubud.
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How to get to Ubud
Ubud is located 40 kilometers away from Ngurah Rai International Airport. A drive to Ubud will take you 1-2 hours depending on the traffic. Expect one hour if it’s not a busy day and around two hours during the peak hours. If you are coming from Kuta, Seminyak, and Canggu it will also take you 1-2 hours to reach Ubud.
You can go to Ubud via taxi but prices are quite expensive. If you are traveling light you can rent a motorbike to get to Ubud. For cheaper options you can get Grab and Go Jek to move around Bali, prices are more affordable. Then, from Ubud, there are a few bus companies, private taxis and drivers connecting to the airport and tourist spots in Bali.
Affordable Family Villas in Ubud
If you decide Ubud is the right place for your holidays in Bali we will show you 3 affordable family villas all of them close to Ubud but at the same time located in a quiet area. All of them have rooms with private bathroom, private swimming pool. A delicious daily breakfast is served!
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Rumah Suweta
Rumah Suweta is located only 20 minutes walking distance from Central Ubud which is 2 kilometers distance. It’s perfect if you travel a few people since there are 3 rooms with private bathroom. The kitchen and private living is so beautiful and full equipped. There are restaurants walking distance and if you have any inquiries the staff will attend you. Check our pictures below
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Didori Villa
Didori Villa is located in Ubud 4 kilometers distance from the center. It’s close to the ultra famous Eat, Pray Love villa. There are 3 bedrooms with private bathroom, swimming pool and a nice kitchen and living area. The best of the villa is the infinity views of the rice fields. How peaceful is there! Nobody around and you have the main street just 5 minutes walking distance. Check our pictures below
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More Affordable Luxury Villas in Ubud
Sunny Luxury Villa
Sunny Luxury Villa is located in Ubud Sayan area. Just 5 minutes walking distance from the main street you will find this private villa with two bedroom with private bathroom. There is a swimming pool and enough space in the garden to play around. It’s very quiet and the views are great if you love the nature. Check our pictures below!
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After reading this blog post which one is your favorite affordable family villas in Ubud? Let us know in the comments below.
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Hey! Awesome the North part of Bali making it far from the beaches but closer to waterfalls and rice fields.
Thanks Nadia for dropping by 🙂