The cabins

Four cabins, all the same, all for two

There is no better or worse room here. Cabin 1 through Cabin 4 are built and furnished identically, set in a row along the garden, each one facing the lawn and the pool beyond it.

Inside a cabin looking towards the open door, the four-poster bed draped in white mosquito netting and green garden visible outside

What guests see on arrival

  • Cabin 1Sleeps 2
  • Cabin 2Sleeps 2
  • Cabin 3Sleeps 2
  • Cabin 4Sleeps 2

The booking channels will allocate one of the four when you reserve. If you have stayed before and want the same one, tell us and we will hold it where we can.

In every cabin

  • Air conditioning
  • Sleeps up to two guests
  • Private bathroom
  • Shower and bidet
  • Toiletries provided
  • Television
  • Work desk
  • Electric kettle
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Ground-floor access, no stairs to the door
  • Sheltered private veranda
  • Garden view
The pool seen along its length in daylight, with sun loungers on the terrace and the cabins and garden beyond

Shared

The pool, the garden and the terrace

Everything outside your door is shared between four cabins, which in practice means it is usually empty.

  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Garden with sun loungers
  • Covered terrace
  • On-site hosting by the owners

Gallery

The property, photographed

  • The long swimming pool at Pondok Naples Ubud in the morning, its water green against the timber cabins and the palms and banana trees behind them
  • A cabin bedroom with a white-draped four-poster bed, timber walls and ceiling, and a carved wooden panel above the headboard
  • A stepping-stone path running between the lawn and the row of lit timber cabins in the evening, planting glowing along the edge
  • Inside a cabin looking towards the open door, the four-poster bed draped in white mosquito netting and green garden visible outside
  • The pool framed by dense tropical planting, with palms and a tall tree leaning in over the water
  • A cabin's sheltered veranda lit warmly at dusk, with its timber balustrade and steps down to the lawn
  • A four-poster bed seen head-on beneath a carved timber headboard panel, netting tied back at the corners
  • Sun loungers with orange towels on the pool terrace, the cabins and a bright sky behind
  • The work desk and kettle station inside a cabin, with the bed to one side and the doorway opening onto the veranda
  • The row of four timber cabins at dusk under a deep blue sky, each veranda light on and a stone path leading past them
  • A cabin interior with the bed beside a curtained window, timber walls throughout and a batik runner across the bed
  • The carved wooden entrance gate to the property, flanked by two stone Balinese pillars dressed with yellow cloth

Check dates for your stay

Rates change with the season, so they stay on the channels rather than here.