Manzelejepun Villa & Pavilion

630 reviews

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  Jana

  CZ · solo_traveller · Oct 2026

  10/10

  An amazing peaceful place with beautiful garden.

  An amazing, peaceful place close to Sanur, with a beautifully decorated garden and a gorgeous pool. Everywhere you look, you can feel the touch of art and tradition.

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  Jasmine

  GB · solo_traveller · Oct 2026

  10/10

  A little paradise where you will be well looked after

  The staff here are incredibly friendly, and cannot do enough for you. They all seem to be long standing members of staff which is always a good sign - food and (complimentary) welcome drink were both delicious. We absolutely loved the grounds, pool, and facilities. The garden and fish pond is stunning - and home to beautiful Tokay geckos. There is so much to do here - a well kept pool, patios, table tennis, pool, and a social area with books, sofas, piano and guitars.

  If we had to nitpick, it would have been nice if the gym was cleaned and maintained to the same high standard as the rest of the facilities.

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  Julia

  DE · family_with_children · Sep 2026

  9/10

  Gepflegt, sauber und schön

  Alles is sehr persönlich eingerichtet und sehr gepflegt. Das Personal ist äußerst freundlich. Perfekt um erstmal in Bali anzukommen.

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  Alexander

  ID · couple · Sep 2026

  9/10

  nice and calm place worth to return

  pillow was too hard. this is the only thing to complain. Rooms are ok, shower is simple with too weak water pressure. bed is good, toilet is not sound isolated. AC is working well. Food to order was good.

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  Paul 1967

  AU · solo_traveller · Sep 2026

  8/10

  Lovely hotel. Shame about the breakfast.

  I've stayed here several times previously and have always appreciated the helpful and friendly staff, lovely grounds , quaint rooms and décor and the large games room and gym.

  Small points , but if you add them up, they start to compound: Aircon, if I could have even read the display, (which I had to take photos of and expand), was barely keeping up with a low temp setting, let alone a normal one. Think the central units need thorough cleaning / re- gassing or replacement with split systems. For breakfast, I had the "Mie Goreng", which in itself was fairly standard, but what I thought would be normally served on the plate with it, would have been Prawn Crackers (Keropok). Instead what was given was literally a swiggly thing that tasted like cardboard. These can normally be bought on the roadside in bulk, in Bali, from a guy with a huge bag of them for a very small sum of money. Personally I think this is embarrassing for a hotel of this standard, and no, no other hotels I have stayed at in Bali (which are many), have served this with a Mie or Nasi Goreng. Please stop serving this. Also standard black "Bali Coffee" is not really a breakfast item on a Western Breakfast menu. If possible, a coffee machine would be great.