Wake up to jungle mist and birdsong in Elephant House — a private 1-bedroom villa in Blahbatuh, nestled among Ubud's rice fields.
Fully self-contained: queen bedroom with Balinese decor, private en-suite bathroom (soaking tub + rain shower), full kitchen, and hammock terrace with jungle views. Large community pool in a lush tropical garden.
Our local team is on hand throughout your stay — hospitality is our guests' #1 highlight across 51 reviews. 10 minutes from central Ubud.
The space
🛏️ BEDROOM
Queen bed with Balinese linen and carved wooden headboard. Wardrobe, bedside tables, reading lamp, and ceiling fan. Morning light through jungle-facing windows — blackout curtains available for longer sleepers.
🛁 PRIVATE BATHROOM (en-suite)
Your bathroom is fully private. Deep soaking bathtub, separate rain shower, hot water, quality towels, and toiletries provided.
This is your own space — not shared with anyone.
🍳 KITCHEN
Fully equipped for self-catering: gas hob, refrigerator, kettle, rice cooker, and all cooking basics.
Unlike most Ubud guesthouses, Elephant House is completely independent — ideal for families and longer stays.
🌿 HAMMOCK TERRACE
Private terrace with hammock overlooking the rice fields and jungle. Morning coffee, afternoon reads, evening birdsong. The feature guests mention most in their reviews.
🏊 COMMUNITY POOL
A large, beautiful pool shared exclusively within our small residential community. Surrounded by tropical garden and usually quiet — not a hotel pool. Best in the morning light.
🏡 THE COMPOUND
Elephant House sits within an authentic Balinese family compound in Blahbatuh.
Expect daily offerings, resident cats, and birdsong. This is genuine Ubud living — not a resort replica.
📍 LOCATION
Elephant House is in Blahbatuh, a genuinely Balinese village in the Ubud area, surrounded by rice fields and family compounds, not tourist strips.
5 minutes by scooter to central Ubud's cafés, yoga studios, and galleries. Walking distance to local rice field paths. Quiet enough to sleep with the window open.
Nearby highlights: Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave), Pura Tirta Empul, Tegallalang rice terraces, and dozens of local warungs serving the best nasi campur in Bali.
Guest access
- Guests have full private access to the entire villa: bedroom, private en-suite bathroom, kitchen, and hammock terrace.
- The community pool and tropical garden are shared exclusively within our small residential compound , typically 2–4 villas at any time. The pool is not shared with outside guests or the public.
🛎️ GUEST SERVICES — available on request
🍳 Breakfast — served daily in-villa. Choose from a traditional Balinese breakfast or our signature floating breakfast in the bathtub. Book the night before.
💆 In-villa massage — Balinese massage, aromatherapy, and body treatments brought to your villa. Morning and evening slots available.
🛵 Scooter rental — arranged directly through us. Trusted local provider, competitive rates, helmets included.
✈️ Airport transfer — private driver to/from Ngurah Rai Airport (~1.5 hrs). Book in advance and we'll have you met at arrivals.
🌴 Excursions — guided trips to Tegallalang rice terraces, Kintamani volcano, Tirta Empul temple, Mount Batur sunrise trek, and more.
🛍️ Shopping trips — Ubud art market, batik shopping, local markets with a trusted guide who knows the best prices.
🧺 Laundry service — drop off in the morning, returned same day or next morning.
All services are arranged through your host team, just message us and we'll take care of it.
Other things to note
🌿 JUNGLE LIVING — A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Elephant House is set in a genuine Balinese compound surrounded by rice fields and tropical forest. This means a few things worth knowing before you arrive:
🐱 The compound has resident cats and dogs who roam freely — many guests love them; please let us know in advance if you have allergies or prefer them kept away from your villa.
🐛 Bali's tropical environment means the occasional gecko, butterfly, or insect indoors, perfectly normal and harmless. We keep the villa clean and treated, but this is nature, not neglect.
🌧️ Ubud has a green season (Oct–Mar) with afternoon rain showers — refreshing, not all day. The rice fields are at their most vivid during this time.
Registration Details
NIB: 1702230011699
KBLI: 55193
KBLI: 55193
KBLI: 55193
KBLI: 55193
