Tanah Merah Art Resort

Staff was friendly. They could put toothbrush and other things. Conditioner was right on my head. The corridor to rooms was too narrow

Breakfast was nice with fresh fruit and eggs cooked to choice. Location was peaceful and quiet Roadworks unavoidable but staff very helpful

Breakfast was decent, so was the restaurant if you wanna use it. I would call it basic to ok. I think that’s the only thing they could improve on… but I am also saying that as a westerner and I might have different expectations. And judging food is always very subjective.

The swimming pools, views, and entire staff were wonderful and incredibly friendly. We had many great conversations about the history of the pieces used throughout the property and the various art and architectural styles you’ll find here. We stayed in the Temor Cottage, which was carefully preserved and restored at this location. It preserves its rustic charm but now includes a marble bathroom addition. (Careful on the stairs!) The property offers two restaurants and a wonderful breakfast, as well stunning jungle views. I would suggest the Warung cafe on the property as well as that was priced in idr and really fun artistic pieces throughout the building and restaurant. I recommend the spring rolls and the ice cream! It’s a fantastic place for a group stay, (a few great spaces made for yoga or meditation) and the Wi-Fi was strong throughout the property. A lot of heart and soul went into this resort and we really enjoyed our stay. Thank you The dinner prices at one restaurant were high (priced in USD) for Indonesian food which seemed odd. However the food was good and we had a great breakfast with warm fresh pastries. (Best we have had on our trip here so far!) There is another hotel next door we accidentally wandered into (it’s easy to do) and those were the only staff that were rude.

The staff was great also. The grounds were beautiful

Yoga space, Art retreat, Food, Staff Rusty bathroom fixtures

All the food was delicious and the restaurant by the frog pond was wonderful. The pool outside our villa was perfect with a great view over the valley. The most outstanding feature was the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. The villa we booked had a steep staircase down to the bathroom which for older people was a hazard. We moved to a level, more expensive villa which was perfect.

The food was very average for the price. Also there was usually no manager to help out with travel or booking taxis .

Outdated and needs some work to it

Breakfast in morning was nice Staff are friendly Reset is clean Hotel is in need of a major update with furniture and amenities.

I wish i could stay longer...

Room was spacious, breakfast was ok Disappointing. I was shown the photos of the room on the ground floor which had a verandah but they put us on upstairs room, the lobby looked dark and gloomy, the first impression was bad. I complained it’s not matching to what I saw in photos, but the person didn’t seem to care. The location is very remote and scary. Basic facilities in the room like bottle of water was not provided and we were asked to fill in the water bottle in the reception! No value of money I paid! No mirror in the room, the lights were too dim and gloomy, no lift for upstairs. The pool I wasn’t sure was clean. Overall they advertised more and provided less. I was disappointed.

As way of preface, I'd like to note, I'm not usually the type of traveller to leave reviews, typically I keep my travel experiences to myself, if it was bad, it's not my problem to warn the world, if it was great, I just enjoy the time and move on with my life, it's not my job to rate and review my entire life so some stranger can read it and decide whether to spend money on a hotel. But in the case of this hotel, the reviews are so off the wall bonkers, I deemed it necessary to at least inject a little perspective. Obviously if you're going to decide whether to stay based on a series of arbitrary reviews, that's your business. Here's the deal, this hotel is great. If you want to stop reading now, by all means. If you'd like me to go on, here it is: Ubud is a zoo, everything near downtown is clogged with traffic, this place is not that. A tranquill slice of peace in the mountains with one of the most stunning views I had in maybe all of Bali. You can order a car, it will take you downtown, its very easy, feel free, but it's great to come back here after. The grounds are well maintained, and cared for. The pools were lovely and refreshing. The breakfast, which voluminous numbers of reviewers here took the time to gripe about is just fine. Filling and tasty, there are several options, it comes out fast and hits the spot. The dinner is pricey, but you do you, there are plenty of options around the area. So if you've read this far and are on the fence, don't be, book away, you'll be fine. It was great, no notes.

The emptiness...no one was there Old. Out dated..far away..expensive.. it's 1980s and hasn't changed since. Better value elsewhere

Very good

Breakfast was quite a few steps to get to the restaurant. Very quite and peaceful place. Staff and owner was very kind. Basic breakfast. Breakfast restaurant was to far and tiring to get to

Big rooms, very attentive staff, traditional style, and a nice jungle setting. It felt as if the buildings were aging and have seen better days.

The swimming pool was not very clean and not protected from animals that may come from the forest.

The staff were so lovely and accommodating. They had a lovely pool and an impressive art gallery. The food was made for kings. Definitely suggest the breakfast included option. There was absolutely nothing I did not like about the property.

Good