The Rice Joglo Ubud, Bali
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  • Home
  • The Joglos
    • Dutch Master Suite`
    • Ravine Jungle Suite
    • Treehouse
    • Agung Suite
    • Lotus Studio
  • The Property
    • Eco-Stay Facilities
  • LOCATION
  • Contact
  • Book
  • More
    • Gallery
    • FAQ

The Rice Joglo
Eco-Stay​

Enjoy a unique rice field experience..

Set amongst Bali's iconic rice fields, yet only 20 minutes walk from the centre of Ubud, The Rice Joglo Eco-Stay offers a collection of 5 bespoke antique and recycled Joglos across a property with a tropical pool, organic restaurant, seasonal organic garden and a family of farm animals.

Our  mission  is to offer you, our guest, an  immersion in nature and culture. To connect you with the simple rhythms of daily Balinese life, and the famed Balinese hospitality. We want you to feel the source of the incredibly beautiful and long standing culture of Bali.

You will stay in a living, breathing  traditional Joglo -  each one with it's own distinctive character, each one restored and enhanced with unique architectural features for your comfort and delight. From the original Dutch Joglo that started  it all,  through the Temple Suite with mediterranean twist to the sprawling Treehouse for larger groups, you'll find a Joglo that's right for you.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the rhythm of the rice fields..  You will marvel at how the smallest  of things are transformed by their simplicity, beauty and magic. 

The Dutch Joglo - sleeps 2-3

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The Treehouse - sleeps 6-7

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The Ravine Suite - sleeps 2-6

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The Agung Suite - sleeps 2-6

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The Lotus Studio - sleeps 1-2

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Read more: The Joglo's HISTORY

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Hand built in the Dutch Colonial style,  Javanese craftsmen used the traditional  tongue and groove method.  Almost a century ago some of the teak planks were already up to 150 years old. You can feel the stories as you tread across these big planks of wood.        Read more....

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