Bali Moon Guest House – A Favorite for Families in Ubud (Bali)

Bali Moon Guest House is a family-run property where guests can participate in customized Balinese cooking classes available exclusively for them. The guest house is set in a traditional Balinese compound with intricate wood and stone carvings, statues, and water features that resemble a temple. The host family, including Wayan and Made, share their knowledge of local culture and can arrange tickets for traditional musical performances at Ubud Palace.

Each of the 7 rooms offers a private terrace or balcony with views of the mountains and rice fields. Deluxe King Rooms feature a high four-poster king-sized bed with mosquito net, air conditioning, and an en suite bathroom with a bathtub and shower. Standard Double Rooms with Fan provide a similar authentic setting with access to the garden and communal areas.

Continental and Asian breakfast options are served in-room or at the guest house, with homemade dishes like Pandan Pancakes, Nasi Goreng, and fresh fruit salad. The family also accommodates special diets including vegetarian, vegan, halal, and gluten-free upon request. Breakfast is highly praised by guests for its quality and variety, with local ingredients used daily.

Bali Moon Guest House is located 36 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport, with a dedicated airport shuttle service available at reasonable rates. The property is a 8-minute walk from Saraswati Temple and 800 meters from Ubud Palace, yet set down a quiet alley between rice paddies. Within a few minutes, guests reach Jalan Bisma with restaurants, coffee shops, a pharmacy, and massage centers.

The guest house offers free WiFi throughout the property, daily housekeeping, and laundry services. Guests can rent bicycles or hire a car for self-drive exploration, and the tour desk can arrange guided bike tours and walking tours. The family provides a paid shuttle service for local transport and can organize airport drop-off and pick-up.

Balinese cooking class: Customized classes exclusive to guests

Rice field setting: Quiet location between paddies, 3 min walk to main street

Traditional architecture: Hand-carved stone and wood, temple-like compound

Family-run: Hosts provide local advice, cultural insights, and airport shuttle

Breakfast: Homemade options including Pandan Pancakes and Nasi Goreng

Proximity: 8 min walk to Saraswati Temple, 800 m to Ubud Palace