Cheap hotels in Padangan

LOVED STAYING HERE. DIDNT PLAN TO BUT WAS IN THE AREA. STAFF ARE SUPER LOVELY, THE GARDENS ARE SPECTACULAR, WISH ID STAYED LONGER. WAY UP THE VOLCANO WIT AMAZING VIEWS, I LIKED THE A FRAME CABIN, QUITE BASIC BUT VERY COMFY. FRESH FRUITS FROM THE GARDENS . I REALLY LOVED IT HERE

Beautiful rooms in an impeccable garden in a jungly, mountainous part of Bali, one of the least touristy areas we’ve seen. They can take you for a walk through rice fields, and they have a small nature walk set up. You can also go for walks along the road, though there is no sidewalk. Really, there’s nothing negative to say – the place is beautiful. Be aware – if you’re there in rainy season, there really isn’t any food available within walking distance except at the hotel itself. That’s fine – they make wonderful food – but if you were hoping for variety, you won’t be able to get to anything else on foot.

Wonderful staff, great views, and very good food.

Kebun Kita Bali is a hidden gem for those seeking peace and tranquility. Surrounded by lush greenery, the only sounds you’ll hear are birds chirping and the rustling of leaves. The atmosphere is quiet and relaxing, perfect for unwinding. The breakfast is fresh and delicious, and the staff are genuinely warm and friendly, making you feel at home. A perfect retreat to reconnect with nature

We loved it! Really good option if you are looking for a place out of the touristic areas and in the middle of the nature. I recommend you choose the dome tent with hammock; we spent a lot of hours laying in the hammock because it was so nice :) The rooms are in the middle of the jungle; you can only hear birds, it’s very quiet and peaceful. It is far from the typical places in Bali, which makes it more authentic but at the same time harder to get there. With a taxi it can be expensive, so we rented scooters and drove there. The road and the views were amazing! The staff was so nice and they helped us with everything. They even put some nice flowers decoration on the bed because it was my boyfriend’s birthday. Also the breakfast was so good! Loved it <3

Beautiful resort in the mountains. The morning sunrises were breathtaking, the rooms were large and clean, and we enjoyed lounging in the pool. The included breakfast was delicious, their restaurant menu was diverse and had many options to choose from. We also had a couples massage which was lovely. We hired a driver so we did not use their transportation to the waterfalls but that option was there. We would recommend staying here.

The stay itself was magical. Surrounded by lush greenery, we fell asleep to the chorus of insects and awoke to birdsong and the gentle murmur of the river winding through the valley. Watching the mist rise at dawn and dusk felt like a quiet, sacred ritual. The food was a highlight—each meal lovingly prepared by our incredible hosts, Mega and Yusuf. “May I come in?” became the most anticipated phrase of the day, signaling another unforgettable feast made with heart. The tours they arranged were full of joy and discovery: we chased waterfalls, swam in peaceful pools untouched by crowds, picked fresh fruits and vibrant flowers, and played with goats in the barn. But beyond the activities, what stood out most was the warmth and sincerity of the people we met—hospitality so genuine it transcended language. One of the most meaningful parts of the trip came toward the end, when Mega and Yusuf brought us to visit elders and members of the local community to share food and spend time together. It was a deeply moving experience—one that reminded us that travel can be more than sightseeing. It can be a way to connect, to give back, and to share in the simple but powerful joy of human kindness. In that moment, all differences—of language, culture, and background—disappeared, and what remained was a true sense of shared humanity. And just when we thought the journey couldn’t get any more special, Mega and Yusuf surprised us on our final evening with a traditional ceremonial dance performed by two young girls in the tent. It was an incredibly touching and joyful moment—an expression of cultural pride and heartfelt appreciation that left us in awe. We felt not just welcomed, but honored to witness such a beautiful gesture, one that made the spirit of the place shine even more brightly. We are deeply grateful for this experience, and we know with certainty: we will return.

Our stay at Ranggon D’tukad was an absolute highlight of our several weeks in Bali thus far! The villa is private and along a beautiful rice field and river/stream. The warung they run has incredible (and affordable) traditional balinese food. Ketut is, and has been, deeply involved in the local community and is an amazing resource to learning the area. Rest and respite are truly found here in this incredibly serene stay!

Everything is there and its beautiful

This is in the most beautiful location I've ever seen in Bali. I first went to Bali in 1978 when there was only one hotel. This reminded me of that time. The real Bali. Beautiful beautiful forest and mountain views. I was really in need of a rest and it was perfect. I had 3 massages in the week I was there. Food was great but the special sauce was the gorgeous staff Ayu, Tiara and Devi as well as the driver Komang. Friendly and always helpful. I miss them I received a complimentary upgrade. The cottages are HUGE with beautiful, authentic Balinese sculptured doorways and furniture.

The location was absolutely stunning. You wake up every morning to the sound of the jungle. The staff were also fantastic and wanting to make your stay as good as possible in whatever way they could.

Peaceful ambience, room was clean, all staffs was friendly, amazing hospitality

We really much like our stay in the lodge . It’s in the jungle in the middle of nowhere but it has got this beautiful vibe and you are surrounded by nature . Loads of extra payed activities to fill your day . Great that joga classes are every day and for free . Food was amazing my fussy toddler enjoyed soups and we loved all the meals .

Remote, quiet , primitive jungle environment