A Boutique Eco-Hotel in the Heart of Bali
Deep in the rice fields—but just a 25-minute walk from the heart of Ubud—The Rice Joglo Eco-Stay offers a peaceful retreat where cars can’t reach, and nature leads the way.
Our eco-stay is a unique collection of seven handcrafted traditional Joglos, ranging from cozy singles and doubles, to spacious family bungalows. Each Joglo opens out to sweeping views of the rice paddies, with private balconies that invite you to slow down and breathe in the rhythm of rural life.
At the heart of our property is our commitment to sustainability. Sleep in naturally cool recycled timber homes, explore our thriving organic vegetable farm, feed the animals, and enjoy authentic Balinese dishes at our farm-to-table restaurant—all grown or sourced right here.
Whether you're a couple, family, or solo traveler, we invite you to reconnect with the land, culture, and spirit of Bali. Let the rhythm of the rice fields ground and inspire you with their simplicity, beauty, and magic.
Our eco-stay is a unique collection of seven handcrafted traditional Joglos, ranging from cozy singles and doubles, to spacious family bungalows. Each Joglo opens out to sweeping views of the rice paddies, with private balconies that invite you to slow down and breathe in the rhythm of rural life.
At the heart of our property is our commitment to sustainability. Sleep in naturally cool recycled timber homes, explore our thriving organic vegetable farm, feed the animals, and enjoy authentic Balinese dishes at our farm-to-table restaurant—all grown or sourced right here.
Whether you're a couple, family, or solo traveler, we invite you to reconnect with the land, culture, and spirit of Bali. Let the rhythm of the rice fields ground and inspire you with their simplicity, beauty, and magic.
THE JOGLOS
THE DUTCH JOGLO - Sleeps up to 7
THE TREEHOUSE - Sleeps up to 7
THE TEMPLE SUITE - Sleeps 2
THE RAVINE SUITE - Sleeps up to 5
THE AGUNG SUITE - Sleeps up to 5
MATAHARI SUITE - Sleeps 2
THE OUTPOST - FIREFLY JOGLO - Sleeps 4
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....