Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa Ubud (Bali)

Jalan Cempaka, Ubud (Bali), Indonesia

Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa Ubud

Overview of Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa

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Located approximately 25 minutes by foot from the Hindu temple complex "Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary", Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa Ubud provides access to various tourist attractions in the vicinity.

This accommodation includes a bathroom with a bidet and a separate toilet. Also, guests can enjoy the convenience of a hairdryer, bathrobes, and bath sheets.

The Balinese Saraswati Hindu Temple is nestled 2.1 miles from this Ubud villa, and Centro Cultural de Bali is 1.8 miles away. The villa is around a 10-minute drive from the majestic and tranquil Pura Samuan Tiga, popular with worshippers as well as tourists. Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa is also in proximity to KSP Citra Buana bus stop.

Guests staying at the Ubud villa can make use of the self-catering amenities available, including an electric kettle, tea and coffee making facilities. The nearby The Kumbuh Restaurant is located just 0.6 miles away.

Check-in: from 15:00 until 21:00

Check-out: until 12:00

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Frequently asked questions about Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa

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Can guests bring their pets to Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa?

Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa does not allow pets on the premises.

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Is there a jacuzzi in Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa?

Yes, you will find a public hot tub at Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa.

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Which attractions are a must-see during the stay at Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa?

Guests staying at Prameswara 1 Bedroom Wooden Private Pool Villa can explore the prominent landmarks in Ubud including the Hindu temple complex "Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary" (approximately a 25-minute walk away), Centro Cultural de Bali (1.8 miles away), and the Balinese Saraswati Hindu Temple (reachable by a 10-minute drive).