The name means 'Beautiful Home', and this tranquil family-run hotel secreted in rice fields east of Ubud does indeed have a beautiful setting. The place is looking a bit faded, but the rooms have a simple but stylish decor and are very comfortable. Breakfast is fine, but our advice is to eat other meals elsewhere.
Omah Apik
Ubud
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