Bersila la Maison du Bonheur Reviews

beautiful place with very welcoming staff. the house of happiness is a very peaceful place...in search of future happiness

Very good view, nice staff! If you have a light sleep for sure will recommend some earplugs ! Otherwise it was really nice

Brilliant few days staying here at this stunning place. The staff were so helpful with tying to sort visas out and always asked if we needed to do anything in the day. It’s lovely and quiet to escape the rush of Bali in certain places. It’s out of the way however a short car / moped trip and you’ll be able to go to restaurants, small local shops and hotels. You can use grab to get food delivery’s not a problem. Also very friendly dog called ‘panda’ which we loved. We’ll be back!❤️

This place was a real gem, hidden way, quiet, peaceful with a beautiful view. There are pathways to explore, resting spots along the way and a river. It was a little hard to find and a bit far from other places but it's worth it if you want to hade away. Pool was amazing, rooms are spacious, yoga room included. Staff were helpful and always available. Great place.

Situated on the edge of the village, the road is good, local shops with vegetables and fruits are within walking distance. Individual houses are arranged in steps, very secluded. An interesting restaurant on the slope of a gorge with the noise of a mountain river. Excellent breakfast and dinner surrounded by birds singing. At night, in the silence, you can watch fireflies. Delightful scenery from the terrace near the house. Luxurious sun loungers. Hot shower with a view of the banana forest. Despite the location directly in the jungle, there were no mosquitoes.

In the middle of nature, for those seeking peace and quiet, staff very attentive.

Small place, very friendly, very exotic. The staff is great as well as the restaurant

Gya~~~ Here's a one-star review, and that's it. I went out, but there was excrement here and there that I don't know if it was rat poop, so I picked it up, and I covered it with a towel because it smelled like it hadn't been a year since I didn't wash the pillow that the man with the smelly hair used. Some stories and so on are huge. The only plus is that it is located in a pretty jungle. Don't be fooled by the reviews

Beware. I got robbed during the night before I leave. 2 credit cards and 50 Euros note. I sent messages via airbnb and email , nobody replied. I called but they hanged the phone. Hotel is situated far from all, with a dump at the entry. Owner is very sketchy and check how he can take advantage of you. Just flee from this place.

Short stay 2-3 days but sufficient. The setting is truly exotic, relaxing, in full jingle. However, hygiene is not there. Indeed the sheets were dirty and stained as well as the bath towels (red and black stain). The mosquito net had holes and was also dirty. Stained floor and walls, very dusty (cobweb on the walls) The pompom which testifies to the lack of hygiene: mites and bedbugs. I spent 3 days scratching like a dog with fleas. Pimples all over my body (and I don't have basic sensitive skin) The swimming pool also lacks maintenance, the water was cloudy. For the price I didn't expect it to be perfect, but the hygiene is still the minimum. A relaxing setting but the person who manages the reception (and the rest for that matter) is very intrusive, even uncomfortable. Good breakfast, served at the table. The manager of the guest rooms is very pleasant.

The House of Happiness is a small resort nestled in the jungle, near Ubud. It's the perfect place for yoga practice, spiritual retreats, and relaxation. The welcome is excellent, with good food and lovely rooms. This place deserves no other name.

The natural site, the view and the maintenance of the garden are very good. For the rest... dilapidated room, dirty sheets, holes, stains, no toiletries. Very dilapidated bathroom… Located 35' from Ubud without shuttle via terrible roads you are dependent on taxi services… the Breakfast kitchen had to be cleaned for the last time before the Covid, everything is dirty (table, chairs, trays…etc).