If we are talking about Istanbul, we are talking about the largest City in Turkey. It is divided into two parts, the European side and the Asian Side. When we visited Turkey last October, we… More
Happy New Year 2021
Happy New Year 2021 everyone! Most of us all struggled to survive 2020 but finally we can move to the next chapter, 2021. Jake and I had a really hard time trying to survive, especially financially and mentally. Our reunion in Bali is also still pending, which originally should have been April 2020 but finally, instead, we were able to met up in October 2020 in Turkey. Many plans needed to be put on hold for a while but at least we survived! We are so grateful to have friends and family around us who always give us support. We don’t have many wishes for 2021 since we still don’t know when the situation will be back to normal. We only wish that all of us can have a better life in 2021 in any aspect, Amen.
Xoxo
Jake and Ayu
Once Upon a Time in Turkey Part 2(Ephesus – Pamukkale – Hierapolis)
On the second day, after we had breakfast and took some pictures at our first Hotel in Izmir, we checked out and headed to the leather factory in Selcuk. Selcuk is one of the cities in the Izmir province. It only took about 15 minutes to reach from our first hotel. Izmir is famous for the quality of it’s leather. According to the manager at the leather factory, in the Greek era, Izmir didn’t obtain paper supplies from Egypt so the people needed to think of an alternative. Animal leather was their solution. That was the history of the establishment of the leather factory in Izmir.
In the leather factory called Kobakko, they would hold a private fashion show for every group that came to their factory. Sometimes they would invite you to join to their fashion show with all their gorgeous models, hahaha. The quality of their leather is really good, you will get a lifetime guarantee if you buy their collection. Although, their normal price is high at about $1000 – $7000 depending on the model and material. They will give you discounts up to 70% but if you still think it’s not in your budget, no harm trying to negotiate a bit lower :). Oh they also have an orange garden outside. If you want to, they will let you to pick some oranges for free!
After shopping-time was done, we headed to Ephesus. Ephesus is an ancient Greek city on the coast of Kusadasi which is three kilometres southwest of present-day Selcuk in Izmir Province. It was built in the 10th century BC on the site of the former by Attic and Ionian Greek colonist. During the classical greek era, it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian league. The city flourished after it came under the control of the Roman empire in 129 BC.
The city was famous for its nearby Artemis Temple, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and famous for its library called Library of Celcus. There is also a theatre capable of holding 25,000 spectators. If you have the time and want to explore more, up in the hill there is a house that, in legend, is said was a house of the Virgin Mary. The house where she spent the last years of her life in Ephesus.
A lot of explanation and description signs are available for you to read and learn in Ephesus. Forget about the people who walk around you and walk around slowly. Imagine you are traveling back in time by listening to some classical Greek songs while reading those descriptions. Oh, watch your step! It could be slippery at some parts 🙂 and don’t forget to take some amazing pictures!
In the late afternoon, after we had lunch, we went to Pamukkale, which means Cotton Castle in Turkish. This area was declared as a World Heritage Site and is famous for its carbonate minerals that are left by the flowing thermal spring waters. The rich mineral waters attracted people to visit this area for thousand of years and was used as a Spa since the 2nd century BC. It is located in Turkey’s Inner Aegean region, in the River Menderes valley.
The ancient Greek-Roman city of Hierapolis was built on top of it. It can be seen from the hills on the opposite side of the valley in the town of Denizli. In the period of the Roman Empire, Hierapolis and its site were a health centre. Thousands of people used to come to the baths. Today’s Antique Pool that we called Cleopatra’s Pool was shaped by the earthquake which happened in the 7th century AD. The marble portico with Ionic arrangement fell into the spring during that earthquake.
We’ll continue again soon with the next destination..
With Love,
Jake and Ayu
Once Upon a Time in Turkey (Bursa)
Traveling during the pandemic? It sounds crazy, but that’s what we did, despite the fact that there are many possibilities that we could get sick. Thankfully, everything went so smooth from making the plan until going back home. All we did was protect our selves by wearing masks, drink vitamin, tried to avoid the crowd if we can and the last was praying.
When we heard that Turkey was finally reopened for many countries except for American and Indonesian, we were really stressed. Originally we were going to reunite in April 2020, Jake was about to go to Bali, spend the holiday about a month, but due to Covid-19 spreading out and becoming a pandemic, almost all countries had closed their borders and we needed to wait again. When Turkey was reopened, of course we were so excited but there was a hoax that was spread out too. There was news that American, Indonesian and some other nationalities are banned from coming to Turkey! Gosh, we were crying and asking why the situation has to be so hard? Finally, after doing some research and asking around here and there, we knew that it was just a hoax! Yay! 😆 We didn’t really know what the situation was out there, so we decided to join the tour group from Indonesia and Jake was able to join the group in Istanbul airport. The cost from Indonesia was about $ 1,200/pax all included (accommodation for 7 nights (4 stars hotels), full board, transportation, flights, guide fee and PCR test) that is so affordable!
Since the only airport that was operating for International flight at the moment was Soekarno Hatta International Airport in Jakarta, Ayu needed to book a flight from Bali to Jakarta and meet the group at the departure gate in terminal 3. We had to prepare our tickets and keep our distance with everyone in the airport and they also checked our rapid test (blood test is required for domestic flight). The boarding time was at 9.30 pm and the flight took 12 hours to reach Istanbul with Turkish airlines. Meanwhile, Jake had already arrived after it took hours of flights from North Carolina to Amsterdam and finally landed in Istanbul the night before. He spent the night in a nearby hotel before he met with the group at 5 am in the morning.
The flight wasn’t so bad. After the tiring 12 hours, we finally had landed in Istanbul. Phew! The airport was new, big and clean and had just finished constructed in October 2018, so all you see are fresh and new stuff. Anyway, for Indonesian travelers, it’s better to have your rupiahs exchanged into USD/Euro and exchange it into Turkish lira when you arrive in Turkey rather than having rupiahs exchanged into Turkish lira there because the rupiahs rate is bad in Turkey. The money exchange counter can be found at the arrival gate after the immigration. It’s actually not that much different between exchanging your money in the airport or in the city. If you don’t like that idea, you could just get the money from ATM machines instead. Of course your credit card is usable in Turkey but sometimes you need to have cash to buy souvenirs or snacks in small shop, so it’s better to prepare in advance.
We finally reunited! After almost a year of waiting since Covid-19 announced as a global pandemic and made almost all countries close their borders, we met again! Can’t believe it’s finally happened. 🙂
Ok, so.. after some hugs and laughs with tears, we started our journey with the group by Bus (there were only 15 people including us, the guide, tour leader and the driver. It was a small group. The tour leader told me in a normal situation, the participants were more than 20 persons each batch. In the global pandemic, not everyone could afford it and some are still concerned about the health conditions, the unknown situation out there and many other reasons so there were not that many people who wanted to join.
The first place is Bursa City. From Istanbul airport to Bursa it took about 2 hours to get there. Bursa city was the first capital of Ottoman Empire.
Just before we arrived at Bursa, we had brunch in a nearby restaurant and then we visited a souvenir shop called Munira. They were selling a lot of stuff from honey, Turkish soap, praying matt, saffron and, of course, Turkish delight. The price was quite expensive compared to other souvenir shops in Istanbul but the quality of their products were good. The shopkeeper also gave us explanations of some products that were mainly about honey, saffron and Turkish delights.
The next stop was Grand Mosque Bursa, or in Turkish they call it Ulu Camii (which means great mosque). Grand mosque is the largest mosque in Bursa city. It was built in 1399 by the order of Sultan Beyazid I. It is well known for it’s decorative calligraphy and is even called a calligraphy museum.
Not too far from Grand Mosque there was Green Mosque, or Yesil Camii in Turkish. Green Mosque was recently named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is Ayu’s favorite spot. The mosque vibes here were so peaceful with the outside area looking so neat and the architecture of Green Mosque being as impressive as it was. It was commissioned in 1412 by Sultan Mehmed I Celebi. Next to the mosque there is mausoleum called Green Tomb where Sultan Mehmed I was buried.
Bursa was one of the cities that were traversed by the silk route, which was why there were some shops selling silk nearby. If you don’t wanna buy anything, we recommend taking some instagrammable pictures instead since it gave us some options for cute picture-taking spots 🙂
Once everyone gathered back together, we continued our trip to Izmir, which was also where we spent our first night in Turkey. So.. to get there we rode another 4 hours on the bus 😂 Yeah, we know, that was a bit tiring but we had a lot of fun together. We were so excited for our second day in Turkey to spend time to explore in the Ephesus Ancient City and Pamukkale, the Cotton Castle. 🙂
To be continued..
Tabanan Trip
I always wanted to go to another region in Bali, not only Canggu, Ubud, Seminyak and Kuta. One of my friends, Yudhi, suggested me to have a staycation in Tabanan, which is one of the regions in Bali. He was originally from there so he knows a bit more about where we can go and what to do there better than I do. Jatiluwih Rice Terrace was the main spot we visited. We also spent the night fairly close to there.
If you only know about Tegalalang rice terraces in Ubud, Jatiluwih rice terraces are larger and in my opinion have a better scenery. Located just 10 minutes away from Tanah Lot, or about 1-1/2 hours from Canggu area, Jatiluwih rice terraces comprise over 600 hectares of rice fields following the flowing hillside topography of the Batukaru mountain range. Pointed as one of UNESCO World Heritages since the site has been able to maintain the local culture heritage in form of water irrigation system managed traditionally called by SUBAK. These are well-maintained since the 9th century.
You could do many things in the Jatiluwih rice terrace areas. From cycling, to jogging or just taking pictures like us! If you wanted to go here by motorbike or cars, parks are available but not many. Jatiluwih rice terraces are completed with the hygiene standard (wastafel and hand soap) and you still need to wear a face mask when you are around a crowd of people. Don’t forget to bring an umbrella if you come during a rainy season and watch your step, it could be slippery.
There are several cafes, restaurant and local warungs to visit if you feel hungry. The range of prices depends on the type of place, starting from IDR 30,000/pax for local warungs to IDR 150,000/pax for a fancier one. Choose your budget wisely or check tripadvisor before you come to have lunch. That is what I usually do 🙂
We spent the night in a Two Bedroom Pool Villa that I found in airbnb, called The Saren. It has an industrial minimalist concept that makes the bedroom look clean and comfortable. It’s basically a Two Unit of One Bedrooms in the first and second floors, which are separated by stairs outside. It’s more of a fit for a group of friends like us, a family with grown up kids or 2 couples who are traveling together. I don’t think it’s fit for a family with little kids since it doesn’t have direct access to each other’s room. It also sells as a separated room if you only book for One Bedroom instead of two. The rate was really affordable. $51/night and we got a private pool! You can book your stay from airbnb and if you are a first timer, you get a free $17 credit for your account 😀
We wanted to go to Pantai Nyanyi (Nyanyi Beach) which is located just 5 minutes of walking from our Hotel but due to the fact that we woke up late, lol, instead of going to the beach, we went to the sleeping buddha statue in Pupuan region. It’s a 1 hour of driving from our staycation place. That driving experience to reach it was insane! You are not only driving straight in a big street, but it was a winding road. We went left, right, left-right and I was about to throw up until finally we arrived! Yeah!
The statue located inside the Vihara Dharma Giri, a Buddhist temple in Pupuan, Tabanan. This temple is open to the public for free, however, visitors are expected to give donations to be used for the maintenance of the monastery. This applies to local and foreign tourists. Please keep in mind to wear something proper to the temple, no shorts and you must remove your footwear when you are in the temple grounds. In addition, you also have to use closed clothing from the waist down. However, for visitors who do not carry appropriate clothing, a cover cloth will be provided by the temple administrator. There are doggos around the temple too, they are sooo adorable. The temple was so quiet and so peaceful so try to come and visit 😊
I hope you like this post and I will try to be more productive and write more this month 😉. I wish the world will heal faster so everyone can travel again freely soon 😊
With love,
Ayu, xoxo
One Night at Hyatt Regency Bali
Last august my friend and I had a staycation in Hyatt Regency, Sanur. It was a fancy staycation but we didn’t spend a lot of money for a night there. Pandemic has a big impact in tourism sector in Bali, almost everyone in Bali is struggle since April 2020, the economy fell down drastically and a lot of hotels closed and some of them that stay open has really huge discount for their customer, that’s why we got such a good deal.
Hyatt Regency just reopened the end of 2018 after 5 years of renovation. It was one of the oldest hotel in Sanur area, which is established since 1973 with Balinese architecture and nowadays mixed with contemporary design. It has big lush garden and located in front of Sanur beach.
Fyi, you need to wear face mask outside your room, and safety treatments during pandemic are in place. Wash basin to wash your hands, hand sanitizer, temperature checking, online menu are ready to make sure you’re always safe during your stay.
We stayed in Premium King Room, that was quite large with a very comfortable king size bed, a bathroom include shower and a bathtub also came up with separate powder room, lounge area inside and our terrace that facing to the garden also has outdoor seating furniture.
When you step outside from your room, you will find a tranquil lush garden and lotus ponds with lot of ducks. Try to find places for instagram pictures? No worries, they have quite a lot of places.
From 3 total restaurants, it was only 1 that open for breakfast, lunch and dinner where we chilled out in the late afternoon enjoyed the tiramisu and our drinks, and had our breakfast in the next morning.
I hope you enjoy this post, Jake and I still preparing the story of our trip to Turkey that we just done last month 😉
Love you all! xoxo
Ayu
Singapore in 3 Days 2 Nights (Part 2)
We had arrived in Singapore in the afternoon. First, we used the MRT to reach the hotel to check in and to place our luggage in the room before exploring the city and then we went straight to Singapore Art Science Museum, located in Marina Bay Sands. The area isn’t too big. There are some spots where you can explore and every month they have different exhibitions that you can visit.
Before we were back at the Hotel, we spent some time in Chinatown to buy some souvenirs to bring back home while enjoying the vibes and the crowds. Chinatown is also an instagrammable place to take pictures. If you want to eat cheap in Chinatown, it’s probably better to find a place that’s a bit in the corner since the cafes in the middle are really expensive. I made a mistake myself because I wanted to enjoy the crowds in the middle of Chinatown, but oh well… better to save your bucks somewhere else instead.
On the second day, our plan was to go to Universal Studio Singapore. We took a Grab Taxi to Sentosa to save time and arrive early so we could get breakfast before entering the park. We stayed and played until closing time! Jake really wanted to try Halloween Horror Night since our trip was in early October when the event had just started. But since it was his first time coming to USS I thought it’d be fine to skip this year’s Halloween Horror Night and come back next year. Of course, that was the plan until the pandemic had spread. Well… Now I wish we could have visited it at that time.
There are not many options for low budget breakfasts in Sentosa but we had ordered some laksa and chicken wings with quite good portion before we started the day. The taste was okay and still affordable for us.
We bought the tickets for Universal Studio Singapore through Traveloka for IDR 1,400,000 or around SGD 140 for 2 pax. If you hate to wait for the long queues you can skip the regular lines by purchasing the express ticket in the venue. There weren’t many attractions we had rode. It was quite crowded and a bit rainy in the afternoon so some of the outdoor attractions needed to shut down for a while for safety reasons. We rode Revenge of the Mummy and had to queue for 2 hours! And then we rode Battlestar Galactica (which is my favorite one). We also rode Enchanted Airways, A Madagaskar Crate Adventure, Shrek 4D adventures and for the last, Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase 😆. You can check the complete list of attractions and events that they have in the website.
Not only could you ride and experience those attractions, but Universal Studio Singapore also completed with souvenir shops and cafes. Also, they had snack stalls around and many spots for selfies and to take pictures.
There are some events of street entertainment such as the dancing of penguin madagascar, the dance of sesame street, etc. You can check them from the map that you will get or you can just see the advertisement banners around.
After the very tiring afternoon in the park, we headed to Vivo City to catch the MRT to the city where we had dinner, we got Mala in food republic that tasted really good! Then we decided to go to Orchard Road to sight-see and see what we could find for our loved ones at home. And shopping for some stuff for ourselves too of course!. Lucky for us it wasn’t raining again that night, so we were able to walk back to the hotel and stay dry! Hahaha.
Finally, the last day before we went back to Bali in the evening. We went to Tiong Bahru to get breakfast. We wanted to try the famous French Cafe in Tiong Bahru that’s called Merci Marcel. The price was quite expensive but for the quality of the food, the taste and relaxing vibes that we got it was well worth it. The cons of the place is that the place is small so sometimes you need to wait in line to get in.
We took a stroll in the Tiong Bahru area and took the MRT to National Museum of Singapore. For me, the trip won’t be complete without a visit to the museum and to know the history behind the place that I visit.
Just on the other side of the road from National Museum of Singapore, there is a Historical Garden named Fort Canning Park. This place once sited the palaces of 14th century Kings and served as the Headquarters of the Far East Command Centre and British Army Barracks. The decision to surrender Singapore to the Japanese on 15 February 1942 was also made on the hill, in the Underground Far East Command Centre, commonly known as Battle Box. Nowadays, you can visit Battle Box as one of the museum spots in Singapore which is located inside the area of Fort Canning Park.
And one last time we walked back to the nearest MRT station to pickup our luggage from the hotel and fly back to Bali! I wish I could share more of our experience in Singapore but since it was already a year ago, I forgot some things that I wished I could share. Good thing is I’m trying to be productive and being active again while writing in the blog so hopefully I can share with you, hope that everybody can live normally and travel the world again!
Love,
Ayu & Jake
Singapore in 3 Days 2 Nights (Part 1)
Every year, I would always spend some of my annual time off to travel to Singapore. It started back in 2016. Unfortunately, I couldn’t do that this year though, since COVID-19 became a pandemic. I cancelled my flight to Singapore last March 2020. Sad? of course, but hopefully I can go back there next year. I’m sure some of you have had that same experience like me, had a travel plan that couldn’t happen this year due to the travel restrictions around the world. Jake and I also had a plan for a trip to Japan in October but we need to postpone it to next year. Let’s cross our fingers that we can go to wherever we want in 2021 🙂
I would like to share our last trip, which was short, and some tips for visiting Singapore in 3 days and 2 nights. Hope this will give you an idea on what you can do in a short period in Singapore.
Transportation
It’s easy to get around in Singapore. The public transportation such as the Bus and MRT are well maintained with easy access to everywhere. If you need more speed and don’t mind paying a bit more, you can also choose the Taxis, (Grab/Gojek are also available here) their drivers are really good when it comes to communication. I always have good conversations with them every time but if you are an introvert they’re usually not going to push you into conversation.
The cost of MRT will range from 60 cents to SG$1.50, depending on how far you want to travel of course. You can buy tickets for each individual journey in every station. Get your ez-Link to be used for MRT trip and you can purchase the ez-Link card for $12 in every station with a value of $7. For me, MRT is the best way to get around Singapore.
Public buses are cheap, easy to use and they cover virtually every corner of Singapore. They operate from 6am to midnight every day . Most fares depend on distance and range from SG$.80 for a non-air-conditioned bus, and SG$ 1.50 for air-conditioned routes. There are also buses that charge a flat rate to the destinations displayed on the front of the bus. For a comprehensive guide on bus time-tables, routes and fares, it’s a good idea to buy a copy of the TransitLink Guide, which is sold for SG$ 1.50 at most bookstores. Like travel on the MRT, you can buy tickets for each individual journey or get a stored value card, allowing you to make multiple trips.
There’s also Singapore Tourist Pass, which is a special ez-link card that offers tourists unlimited travel on Singapore’s basic bus services, MRT and LRT trains for the duration that it is valid for as low as SG$10 per day. Find out more about the different passes here!
Singapore has more than 15,000 air-conditioned taxis. All taxis run on the meter but there are surcharges applicable when using the expressways and also if travelling within the Central Business District from 7.30am-9.30am and 5.30pm-7pm on weekdays. The fares are SG$ 2.40 for the first 1.5km, and then 10 cents for each additional 240m. However, there are quite often extra charges – such as for entering the CBD area at peak hours, travelling from the airport or travelling after midnight – so your final charge can come to more than what’s indicated on the meter. Want another option? Get the Grab/Gojek Taxi apps that are available in the apps store. Although it’s a cheaper option, it’s cheapest to choose either MRT or buses. But with those two, sometimes in the peak hour you need to wait longer. Taxis are also available from the airport, with a levy surcharge of SG$3.
Accommodation
In my opinion, the accommodation cost in Singapore is quite expensive, but of course you still can have a good deal in some of Online Travel Agents such as Booking.com, Agoda or Hotels.com. And Airbnb could also be one of the options to get an affordable place to stay in Singapore. From cheap hostels to luxury 5 star hotels are available in Singapore. I usually choose a Hostel type of accommodation since I used to be a solo traveller and didn’t need a fancy place to stay as long as it was clean and comfy. Here I give you some recommendations of Hostels that I would suggest to you based on my experience. Two of my suggestions would be Adler Hostel and The Inn Crowd. If you need more privacy, a couple hotels I would suggest would be 81 Orchid and Hotel Classic by Venue. Just a tip, Singapore is a really safe place. Last time I went there with Jake and there’s no harm in getting something more comfortable right?. Our choice was Copthorne King’s Hotel, that was a nice hotel in a good location.
And then we begin to explore the city..
To be continue..
Green Kubu Cafe – Ubud, Bali
It’s been a while since the last time I wrote in the blog. I hope everyone is safe and healthy. Many things have happened during these months but I’m sure we can get through it together.
Back when I was in Ubud on february, I had the chance to have lunch at Green Kubu Cafe. This place is popular, especially among local residents. Green Kubu has many aspects that you might wish for a restaurant. It is located near Tegalalang rice terrace. If you are near the area, it’s a good idea to visit and enjoy your lunch time. If you are on a tight budget for food, no worries! The cost for 2 person is about IDR 70,000 – 120,000 and what they can offer you is quite good!
If you’re looking for the instagrammable spot, in this case you want a nice view of a rice terrace Green Kubu is a good choice. There are the cute and colorful bean bags and parasols that you can use for your pictures and green rice fields that will refresh your eyes and mind. Such a good combo, isn’t it? 😊
Cat Cafe Ubud – Ubud, Bali
HAPPY EASTER! It’s been awhile since we had posted anything. We wish everyone to always be happy and healthy. We also hope that everyone continues to do their best on this global pandemic and ask that we make sure to help people in need or at least stay away from everyone and maintain physical distance. It’s a hard situation for everyone, even for us who live separated from each other but we need to keep fighting. If you are able, please help others who are out of work with whatever way you can, even a small amount will help. Stay healthy and keep spreading the love 😊
We still haven’t shared about the Cat Cafe that Ayu had visited while she was in Ubud, so here it is. The Cat Cafe Ubud is located in Pengosekan, which isn’t too far from the ARMA Museum Ubud and only 700m from the Monkey Forest. This is the sanctuary for the cat lovers. We saw about 12 cats there if not mistaken (didn’t really count them all, sorry hehe). And if you are in need of some loves, we suggest this place to visit. Although, we can’t say this is the best cat cafe that we’ve ever visited. Compared to other cat cafes in Bangkok and Singapore, this one was okay if you only want to interact with the furry colonies.
When you are about to enter the Cafe, you have to go to sterilisation area (or whatever it’s called) you have to clean your hands and then change into slippers or go bare foot. We do wonder if they put a bit more effort into cleanliness, this place would be much more wonderful. The cost to play with the kitties is about 30k before tax and services. You can order the light meal if you want to with the price range from 25k – 50k per meal. While the kitties are very cuddly and some of them are very friendly, the orange cat below is naughty. He is curious of just about everything and becomes a bit aggressive if you have a treat in your hand :D, so watch out.
We hope the situation will become normal very soon. One wish for all of us, don’t stop dreaming of our next vacation 😊
Love you all, xoxo
Jake and Ayu
Sudalama Suites and Villa – Sanur, Bali
It’s been a while since we had much work and were able to do much. We can’t go anywhere too far since covid-19 spread everywhere so we need to be cautious, keep a clean hygiene and boost our immunity. Hopefully this situation will get better. On my last weekend, my friend and I decided to have a staycation in Sudamala Suites & Villa Sanur. It isn’t too far from our office. It’s only about 7 minutes driving.
If you are looking for a relaxing ambience, Sudamala Suites & Villa is all you need. It’s located in Jl. Sudamala No. 20, Sanur – Bali and only about a 10 minute walking distance to the beach. When you check in, the receptionist team will welcome you with a warmth hospitality and help you with the registration. When you finish getting checked in, and once you are settled in the room, they will serve you the welcome drink, it was ice cinnamon tea.
We had a nice stay in a One Bedroom Garden Suite. You might need to check their website for the latest promotion available. The room was spacious and really beautiful. Not only was it perfectly clean, but it also smelled good and relaxing. Just from entering the room, we had already felt the Balinese modern ambience. The Balinese door, the decoration inside and even the little things like a bed runner and cushion case had Balinese motives. The room itself had a semi outdoor shower and a powder room completed with a wardrobe corner.
We spent our time relaxing and venting next to the pool, something girls typically love to do. We also had the chance to try their food and beverages. Aside from the breakfast in the next morning, we ordered dinner from their restaurant which was really good. It was overall a very beautiful stay with an amazing service and delicious food! I truly enjoyed this place.
Wander and Explore 