That is why all our volunteer accommodations are in a so called ‘homestay’. A homestay is a Bed & Breakfast which is usually located in the compound of a family. This means that you stay in a bungalow separate from the main house, but you stay in their home, their compound. It is a truly unique experience to stay so close to a Balinese family, you will see and experience the daily activities and join the ceremonies. Each room has 2 single beds (a double bed is available for couples), and has a private bathroom attached.
Our Volunteer accommodation is located in central Ubud, close to the market and the Ubud Palace. Although close to the buzzing center of Ubud, this homestay is a very quiet place with the atmosphere of a genuine Balinese family compound. Four generations of this lovely Balinese family share their home site with our volunteers.
Shared accommodation with 1 other volunteer
Most rooms have two single beds with some having a large double bed (for couples who are volunteering)
Private bathroom
Clean western style toilet and shower
Ceiling fan
Breakfast is provided daily and is included in the price.
Although lunch and dinner are not included, there are plenty of options available because the homestay is located in one of the best streets in Ubud for a traditional Balinese meal. With a large range of Warungs (local restaurants), at an average price of about 15.000IDR‐ 25.000IDR per meal. Should you be missing some of your local dishes from back home, chances are high that you might find it in Ubud, as there are quite some ‘Western style’ restaurants around as well. Do count on paying a bit more for those (anywhere from 35.000IDR to 95.000IDR for a meal).
Towels and bed sheets
Free onsite Wi‐Fi access at the homestay. Please feel free to bring your laptop.
Laundry service in town (at volunteer’s cost)
Tour service available (at volunteer’s cost)
Motor bike or bicycle rental (at volunteer’s cost)
Toiletries (soaps, shampoos and toilet paper) are not provided.
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