Hi there, Alfred in Bali here. My team and I are ready to make your Bali holiday experience the best you ever had! Our property selection consists of only high quality, very selected villas. While we aim to offer a top notch home service, we want to provide affordable prices for everyone to enjoy the Balifornia way of life! Let us share our experience and passion for great hospitality, interior design, travel and culinary highlights in Bali – my team and I are happy to give you tips and show you the beauty of this island. Don't worry be happy. You are in good hands with us :) All the best and see you soon on the Island of Gods. Sampai jumpa lagi, On behalf of the all team. @alfredinbali

Greetings from this lovely 2-bedroom villa in Ubud, Bali, which is the ideal location for a relaxing vacation! This private villa in Bali will help you relax in a beautiful environment surrounded by lush greenery and located just a few minutes from the heart of Ubud. - Q: What time is the Check-in policy? -A: Please be informed that check-in time is at 14:00 by default. Arriving earlier? No problem, we will manage for you to drop your luggage first and start exploring the area while waiting for the villa to be ready. If you need an early check in we will try to accommodate you but we can’t promise, it is subject to the villa availability. Please note that late check-in after 8 PM is charged IDR 200k. These charges occur for longer staff attendance reasons. - Q: What time is the Check-out policy? - A: Our check-out time is at 11:00am by default. Late check-out is subject to availability and may involve extra charge. Please note that for any late check-out between 11:00 – 15:00; an additional charge of 50% of the Daily Villa Rate will apply. Any check-out after 15:00, will be charged at a full day's Daily Villa Rate. If you need to store your luggage after check-out time, please get in touch with us. Should the villa be empty, we'll be happy to store them. - Q : Do we have a housekeeping service every day? - A : Yes, there will be a housekeeping service every day at your convenience. For the sake of respecting every guest's privacy, please kindly arrange with your villa host should you wish your villa to be cleaned and at what time. Service occurs once a day. - Q : Can we have extra clean towels? - A : For eco-friendly reasons towels are changed every three days. Please leave them on the floor for our staff to pick-it up. Towels left hanging on racks will be considered clean if not on the floor.

Other things to note The entire villa is yours during your stay, no space is sharing with others. Please note as we don't own the rice fields in front of the villa, you may experience some farmers passing in front. As they are working on their land, this is just natural and we can't do anything against it. Take it as an opportunity to see more of the locals life! VILLA WITH RICE FIELD VIEW As nature is integral to the villa, you may hear noises which come from insects and animals who inhabit the rice field and surroundings (frogs, chickens etc.). This is the charm of living close to nature in Ubud Kindly note that rice fields surrounding the property are the main food resources for locals living in the area. This means they may be harvested at different times of the year. Host is not responsible for any surrounding landscape modification/intervention out of their scope. Bali is a humid and tropical natural environment with lots of greenery. Geckos & insects are endemic to the Island. Even though gentle pest controls are regularly operated at the property, some encounters may occur. Please note that all of them are completely harmless and important for a balanced ecosystem. Because the property is located in a relatively remote area, flow of electricity is not as reliable as in cities. Therefore, power cuts from the main provider may be expected from time to time. Kindly note that these are completely out of the host's scope. No generator is available on site. In Bali, calls for prayers are set by the government twice a day at 6 AM and 6 PM. Those are coming from nearby temples and can be heard throughout the island. This is a government regulated practice on which the host has no power of intervention/modification and therefore cannot be held responsible for.