Aksmi Suites & Villas

The grounds of the hotel were beautiful and well maintained, lush and green. The pool is beautiful and clean. The staff were all friendly and helpful. We booked the family villa as it was advertised to sleep 5 at time of booking (there were 5 of us including 3 teenagers) but when we arrived there was only sleeping space for 4 of us, and it took a while to sort out due to a language barrier. The staff kindly got us an extra single bed to put into one of the rooms. The villa itself was beautiful and quirky with a plunge pool and rice field views as well as a rooftop “treehouse” with hammocks. The villa is quite run down, with peeling paint inside and the locks on the doors are quite fiddly. There seemed to be a big problem with ants in the villa, they got into everything. The bathrooms are open (no ceilings) which meant there was alot of geckos and wildlife coming in at all times. It would have been a better experience if the bathrooms were enclosed. Probably the worst part is that there is a chicken farm directly beside the family villa. The rooster starts crowing at 5am and goes all day. If you’re hoping to sleep in at all, I wouldn’t suggest getting the family villa. It was frustrating. Food menu was ok, not amazing. I think Aksmi would be a nicer experience for single couples, maybe not a family with teenagers. All in all a beautiful place but needs some work here and there.

Beautiful environment, 10mins from central Ubud. Thank you for the accommodation and amazing service!

Fantastic stay. Everyone was exceedingly kind, and when we arrived very late (near 1AM), someone led us to our room and told us to worry about checking in in the morning. Well maintained clean room and very large bathroom.

The staff went above and beyond. Personally took me to store for feminine hygiene products when I was in need.

The villa was beyond our expectation. Private pool and outside living area, excellent food and drinks. The service was more than very good, with just a whatsapp message away. The view on the rice field was such a relaxing setting that made us enjoy Ubud even more. It was a treat to stay there!