Outpost Ubud Penestanan

Overall our stay was good. The hotel is close the center, you can walk or take a bike ride. The hotel is perfect for remote workers. There is a co-working area on the rooftop. Rooms are clean and get cleaned everyday. Towels and bedding only get changed every 3 days. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Loved this place! A little hard to meet people for solo travellers as there aren’t many events or excursions with the hotel, but good for working. Was surprised when they told me high speed internet has an extra charge. Seems a bit odd considering it’s a coworking space.

Great relaxing accomodation Had a fantastic stay in this hotel. Great and helpful staff at the reception. Always listening for the customer requests. Checkin was good and given in details, also for renting motor bike. One thing of high level complainment: Please check warm water which wasn't present all the time.

Outpost was a pretty cool place to stay and work, whilst being surrounded by like-minded people. The co-working space upstairs was great with zoom booths you could book for private calls. The wifi speed was standard upstairs but very slow downstairs in the room, trying to watch something on your laptop was a tad frustrating. The zoom was well-kept and cleaned daily which was nice and the staff were lovely.

I stayed here for 4 nights as a solo traveler and would stay again. This property is stunning, and the fact that you can just go upstairs to work is super easy. You can also use the other side of the coworking space, so you’re not confined to one side. Alchemy is a great veg resto option to have right outside, and this location is an easy & beautiful 15 minute walk into central Ubud. There’s also a little fridge at check in with drinks & snacks for purchase (the jamu @ outpost is highly recommended & much cheaper than @ Alch). There are quite a few local warungs outside to choose from, and an ATM/mini mart just steps away. I wasn’t expecting to have shampoo, conditioner and soap in each room as well. There are water jugs in your room that you can refill from the larger kitchen jugs. You can join the Circle community group once you book here, and discover all kinds of events & meet people. The only confusing thing was the signs hanging up say different times for events than what the actual times were (many were an hour off), and some of the events weren’t even running (yoga), probably due to Bali just reopening 2 months ago. I was a little sad to find some events not happening. Another interesting thing: I booked the most basic room for the first 3 nights with an awesome pool view (the end), then I wanted to extend but they sold out of that room so they put me in a deluxe room that also had the same pool view for $10 USD more/night. The only difference is there is a mini fridge available. Also, even though I was co-living for a few days, at nighttime the private phone booths are locked & require an additional charge.