I booked the lanai room (L1) and asked to move the 2nd day. It was dark and noisy, being closest room to the kitchen and main road. The deluxe lanai was larger and more quiet, and share a semi-private pool with 4 similar rooms. Unlike the other rooms, the closet in the deluxe lanai is indoors (in the others, the... more

This is the first time we have used trip advisor and after spending many hours reading through reveiws of hotels in Ubud we decided to stay at the Waka Namya for four nights. We arrived in the middle of the night and shown to our room quickly and a kettle was provided for a late night cup of coffee. Breakfast... more

We stayed here for 3 nights. Beautiful room with outdoor bathroom. Attentive staff, free shuttle to city (also pick up). Breakfast is basic but tastefull. Turn down service! more

We stayed for four nights at the Waka Namya and it was a big part of our Ubud experience, now my favorite destination in Bali. I have a lot of great things to say about this hotel... THE ROOM: Most of the rooms are contained in a separate structure so you get a terrace or even better, a private pool... more

Our family comprising of 4 adults and 3 children (all below 7 years old) stayed at Waka Namya for 5 nights during our trip to Bali. We had a memorable stay. Everthing from the beds to the front lawn near the lobby was done with great detail. We stayed at 2 deluxe villas facing the swimming pool and it was... more

The Waka Namya was an amazing resort and our family had the best time during our 3 night stay in Ubud out of our weeklong Bali trip. We booked the Family Package ($425), which came with a 2 story villa (called the Bambu) with 2 queen beds and a very large, outdoor bathroom. The resort itself is located in a... more

My mum and I stayed for three nights at Waka Namya in November 2006 on our way to visit family in Australia. Having not travelled further than Europe before we were keen to have some home comforts whilst being able to get a feel for the real Bali. At Waka Namya, we achieved everything and more that we wanted from... more

Quiet boutique hotel in Penestanan, about a mile and a half from the centre of Ubud overlooking the rice paddies. Set out as individual villas each with its own enclosed private garden. Two small pools. Free transport into Ubud and any of the art centres nearby. Recommended is the Rudana Art Museum which was founded by the father of the... more

My husband and I stayed at the Waka Namya resort in Ubud for 2 nights in August 2005 as part of our honeymoon. It was in one word- spectacular! The resort is just out of Ubud, although a shuttle service is provided free of charge by Waka Namya, so transprt is not a problem. It is clean, private, and absolutely... more