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| | | | | | Ibah's uniquely designed villas areideally located above the Campuhan River & offer views of the Balinese countryside in the quiet Ubud hills, near what has become the artistic & cultural centre of the island. It is within easy walking distance of the main shopping area, museums, palace, market place, galleries, restaurants & traditional entertainment. | | | | | | Location Description | | Uniquely designed suites & villas in the hills above Ubud, above Campuhan river. | | Photos | | | |
 | | | Check In: 2:00PM
Check Out: 12:00PM
Native currency: American Dollars
Number of rooms: 15
Areas served: Denpasar Capital City located 20 miles from hotel. Ubud City located half mile from hotel, surrounded by stores, museums and restaurants.
| | | | AM/FM Alarm Clock Barber/Beauty Shop Free Parking Mini Bar Parking Safe Deposit Box Television with Cable | | Babysitting/Child Services Business Center Free Local Telephone Calls Meeting/Banquet Facilities Restaurant Shops/Commercial Services Laundry/Valet Services | | Bar/Lounge 24 Hour Front Desk Hairdryers Available Pool Room Service Fitness Center or Spa | | | | Ubud 0.5 Kilometers, Shopping, museums and Galleries
| Denpasar Capital City 35.0 Kilometers South
| | All rooms are named after flowers, have Roman blinds, wooden shower floors, air conditioning, ceiling fan, exhaust fans or air-conditioning in the bathrooms, beautiful ceramics, earthenware pots and earthenware or wooden dishes, and most have Javanese glass paintings. Roofs are thatched with elephant grass, some ceilings are visibly covered with woven bamboo mats. The roof tops have traditional designs made of ijuk, the black fibre of the jaka palm tree, with animal figures such as bulls or snakes.
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