Green Field, Ubud, Bali

Note: We made a reservation about 4-5 months in advance and the rooms were quite full already! Do make early bookings to avoid disappointment.

This was what we mentioned earlier for our 2nd night stay at Tegal Sari. Refer out post HERE.

For the 3rd night, we stayed just next door!

Green Field was the choice. Similar to Tegal Sari, the rooms were quite occupied too.

Green Field stresses on art as the owner is a well-known artist in Bali, matching his gallery and infusing his art to the villa to introduce the Ubud style of Balinese paintings.





the salt water swimming pool

Welcome drink

Here's our choice of rooms:

Bale Sukat Bali (IDR 500,000/ RM 177.95 per Room/Night)

Inclusive of breakfast

Typical balinese-style building with colourful door carvings that painted red with a beautiful view to the rice-fields and Monkey Forest. A terrace next to their salt-water swimming-pool. With twin-bed, hot-shower, bathtub, air-cond, telephone & minibar.

Bale Pingit (IDR 650,000/ RM231.33 per Room/Night)

Inclusive of breakfast

Beautiful view to rice-field and Monkey Forest, terrace, double bed, hot-shower, bathtub, air-cond, ceiling fan, telephone, minibar & daybed.

Our hearty Breakfast by the pool the next day:

Enjoying ourselves before moving on with the Day 4 plans :)

*A comparison between Tegal Sari & Green Field

Price: Tegal Sari offered a better rate, but doesn't include breakfast

Environment: Both shared the same field and view somehow. So no complains on that. But Tegal Sari has a better reception area.

Rooms: We preferred the rooms of Tegal Sari to Green Field as it feels more comfortable and looks newer.

Breakfast: Side order of breakfast for Tegal Sari is available at a very affordable price and you could opt to eat in your terrace. GreenField's deal include breakfast and we chose to have it by the pool overlooking the field.

Last post on Bali Day 4 coming soon!

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