A unique experience sleeping in a Joglo wooden house in the rice paddies. Woke up to an amazing view of the mountains and birds in the paddies. The rooms have all comfortable amenities and the staff very friendly and helpful. |Enjoyed a tasty dinner in the restaurant and breakfast the next morning. |Tranquil, remote, well appointed and adjacent to the beauty of Bali.

Arrival welcome is good, they are keen to chat and make you comfortable and has a welcome drink. All units have outdoor sitting, even level 2. You can watch the grass sway and day change as you wish. There is also pool and spa. Very attentive staffs and very polite. Lovely sunset view and is located among rice terraces. You can walk among the paddy fields just next to the plot on three sides of the hotel. Amenities, spa and the architectural make is very good. If anything stay one night for the design and experience. Has pizza and local food. Has constant hot water. Room is big and has an extra day bed. Also provided hairdryer when I need. Can't wait to be back again! Just note that transport out is not easy by grab and gojek. It's way less touristy than Jatiluwih but small charms woo me over way easier.

We stayed at ti amo and were very impressed with their exceptional service and beautiful location. Really pleasant place to unwind in the mountains where it's cooler than most places in Bali. Could have definitely stayed longer enjoying the scenary and the fresh air. Remote relocation, so will need to rent a motorbike or driver and car, both of which the resort can arrange. Restaurant food was also nice and we enjoyed quite a few meals.

We looked forward so much to come here, booked already earlier, but had to cancel because of corona. First the good things: Loved the area, it is very easy to go around by yourself and go to Jatiluwih riceterraces, Batukaru temple, visit local warungs. Our room was the suite room, with A/c, jacuzzi, nice views, own private terrace and was very clean, smoothie bowl at breakfast was really yummy! Then some minor points, on arrival we noticed already the place lacked a bit of love, dead plants, ponds without the usual lotus flowers, could really use a fresh up. First evening the food was really not good, spaghetti with just a bit of meat, very few sauce...the second dinner was better. We didn't feel the Balinese love we usually feel, also not from all the staff members, a few were helpful though....Found the price for scooter rental high, and also the price for an extra bed is steep. We like to sleep seperately, but the extra bed was overpriced (no extra breakfast needed) and not comfortable. Next morning I asked for a mattress on the ground, which was not possible, which surprised me with so many empty rooms... Overal not a bad experience, but just mixed feelings.

We chose Ti Amo Bali for its convenient location near Ulun Danu Beratan Temple and the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, and our two-day stay felt like a true escape. The area shuts down quite early, with most activities winding down by 8 PM, giving the feeling of being tucked away from everything. Yet, the serene morning views from our room and the genuine warmth from the staff—from food to service—added a special touch to the experience.||While the hotel itself was simple and a bit understated, the personalized service and delicious meals made it feel like staying with family rather than in a hotel. As one of only two couples (ourselves and a European couple) there, it’s clear that Ti Amo Bali doesn’t see many Indian guests—apparently, we were only the fourth Indian couple to visit. For a quiet getaway with a homely feel, it’s a hidden gem.