In recent years, Bali has become a long-sought-after travel destination. More people are adding Bali to their must-visit lists because of its tropical climate, diverse list of things to do, and unique stay opportunities.

From luxury stays to low-cost options and everything in between, Bali has something for every vibe and every budget. If you plan to visit Bali soon, here are 9 vacation rentals you should know about.

For Solo Travelers

Budget: Private Room in Nature Lodge

At Song Broek Jungle Resort in Gianyar, guests can stay in the heart of nature. The lodge, known for its eco-friendly accommodations, is about 20 minutes from Ubud’s restaurants and nightlife.

The villa features a king bed, a private bathroom, a view of the shared pool, and a dedicated workspace. The design reflects its eco-friendly mission with bamboo and other natural materials present throughout the room. Song Broek also includes mosquito nets around the bed because of its proximity to the jungle. For solo travel safety, there are security cameras throughout the property. This villa is priced around $30 per night.

Mid-Range: Perfect Intimate Rice Field Getaway

With one king-sized bed and one bathroom in Kecamatan, about 8 minutes from neighboring Ubud, this villa is perfect for an unplugged solo stay. The villa, one of five, has a private pool, views of the rice fields, and feels like it’s tucked away from much of the nearby city.

The villa includes wifi, has a simple, but airy design with mainly wood and bamboo accents, and has a private indoor soaking tub. There is also an open-above shower. One standout feature of this villa is its signature Balinese flower pool option. Guests can request their name, initials or other message to be displayed in the pool among thousands of floating petals. It’s priced between $100 and $200 per night, depending on the season.

Luxury: Single Bedroom Pool Villa

This single-bedroom villa in Ubud includes a private pool, a fenced-in backyard, and two stories of space. The bedroom features a king-sized bed and two bathrooms. The villa includes a small kitchen, living area, and private deck. There is also a full spa and gym on the property along with a large meeting area.

The fenced-in backyard and bedroom on the second floor might enhance travelers’ feeling of ease. This stay is priced around $400 per night and up to $550 during peak season.

For Families and Groups

Budget: Impressive Villa ASA – 4000m2 with Huge Pool

A bit farther out from some of the more tourist-heavy areas, this villa is in Sukasada. The area is in northern Bali and is known for its waterfalls and gardens. It’s an hour to two-hour drive to popular areas like Ubud and Seminyak.

The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom villa has four king beds and ensuite bathrooms. It’s a no-frills decor villa that has views of the jungle and the ocean and also includes wifi. The villa is priced between $100 and $200, even during peak travel season.

Mid-Range: Superb 4BR Rooftop Villa, Short Walk to the Beach

Located in Seminyak, a popular area for tourists and expats in Bali, this vacation rental is made up of four bedrooms. Each one features a double bed and an ensuite bathroom. It sleeps eight guests.

The stay also has wifi, a private pool, self-check-in, and is within walking distance of the beach. The design is modern Balinese-inspired and features a white foundation with lots of wood and greenery accents.

At $450 per night during off-peak season and up to $750 per night during peak season, this Airbnb is a solid mid-range stay any time of the year.

Luxury: Modern High-End 4-Bedrooms Villa Lego – Uluwatu

At first glance, this villa already says luxury. The modern architecture, clean neutral and wooden decor inside, and backyard pool and entertaining area are noteworthy.

It features four bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, a king bed in each, and individual terraces. Amenities include wifi, oceanviews, a 75-inch TV, fenced-in backyard, and more. Ranging from $1,000 per night to up to $2,000 nightly during peak season, the price reflects the accommodation.

For Duos and Couples

Budget: Authentic Balinese House Experience

This one-bedroom home in Ubud is designed around traditional Balinese culture, with art and statement pieces that reflect the area’s temples. There are also pops of bright color throughout the home, including its turquoise door, bright green pillows, and lampshades.

The stay offers one bedroom with a king-sized poster bed covered in light netting. The entire home has indoor-outdoor options with large shutters that open to the outside and doors that lead from the bedroom right into the garden. The overall feel of the villa seems to resemble that of a temple: pure and serene.

Mid-Range: Romantic Staycation – Private Sunset Pool at Megananda

This room in Ubud is an Airbnb guest favorite. It features a private pool, nature views, and a calming, light design aesthetic. With floor pillows, a king-sized bed, a private bathroom, and a swimming chair, the room is prime for relaxation.

Guests can expect a view of the rice fields, their private pool, and a stone-designed bathroom with a deep soaking tub for two. There is also an open-air shower, a hammock, and more included. Nightly rates typically average $100 throughout the year.

Luxury: Love Nest for Honeymooners at Best Location

Called the “Love Nest,” this stay in Kecamatan does not disappoint in its design. Featuring a neutral palette common in Bali, the villa is closed off from the rest of the area by a tall wall. The wall encloses a pool, an overwater hammock, and a sliding glass bedroom.

The bedroom features a double bed, a soaking tub, a separate bathroom, and white, tan, and brown accents. There are several plants inside and out, and even around the covered outdoor shower. The space, though not small, feels close and intentionally intimate. Outside, there’s a built-in couch and bar. This villa is priced between $200 and $400 per night based on the season.

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