23 Best Affordable Hotels in Ubud 2026: Cheap Stays With Pools

Thatched buildings around a pool hold just 12 rooms at Bali Bohemia Huts, each individually designed and hung with original art by local Balinese artists. It sits in a quiet village 300 m from the Monkey Forest.

We rate it the best-value stay this close to the forest. Monkeys sometimes wander through the garden, and there's a restaurant on site.

Guests at Suparsa's Home Stay sleep inside a working Balinese family compound, a 5-minute walk from central Ubud. Putra and his family run it, and its guest rooms sit behind the main house around a small shared pool; two one-bedroom villas next door each have their own plunge pool.

Rooms are simple, with carved wooden beds, mosquito nets, air conditioning and private bathrooms; ground-floor rooms open onto terraces. Breakfast is included but optional. Ubud Palace and the Art Market are about 10 minutes on foot, and Kecak dance is staged at temples nearby on some evenings.

Sister to the Paon Bali cooking class, Paon Desa sits in a village about 4 km east of Ubud Palace, with rooms overlooking the rice fields and a pool with a view.

You can book a cooking class on site, and a free scheduled shuttle runs into town.

Frangipani trees and stepping stones frame the garden courtyard at Divara Ubud, a small guesthouse on a quiet residential lane in central Ubud. Its rooms are set around the courtyard and a small plunge pool.

Each modern, air-conditioned room has a private bathroom, a balcony or terrace, a work desk and a dining table. Breakfast is included on most rates, and the hosts can arrange a paid shuttle, tours and massages. Book the Double Room with Pool View to look out over the water.

Simple rooms with balconies or terraces look over the pool and garden at Kandarpa, in a quiet neighbourhood 1.7 km from Ubud Palace.

It's one of the cheapest pool hotels close to town, and there's free parking if you have a scooter.

Cahaya Ubud Villa sits in the middle of the Sok Wayah rice fields north of central Ubud, at the end of a footpath through the paddies. Its two-storey villa buildings look over the fields and an outdoor pool.

Choose from Superior, Deluxe and One-Bedroom Villas; all are air-conditioned with a minibar and kettle, and some have a kitchenette. Breakfast can be served in your room, and bikes, car hire, airport transfers and massages can be arranged. There is no car access, so plan on a 15–20 minute walk from town or ask for a scooter pickup.

Javanese joglo villas and apartments with kitchenettes sit around a pool and garden at The Apartments Ubud, set among jungle in a river valley 2.5 km from Ubud Palace. It's a sister to The Apartments in Canggu and Umalas.

We'd pick it for self-catering and longer stays.

Gefecon Villa, a small guesthouse with a 9.4 Booking.com rating, has spacious 45–70 m² rooms with balconies and an outdoor pool, and breakfast is included.

Local cafés are close by, and the Monkey Forest is 1.7 km away.

Villa D'Uma's garden villas each have a private pool, a full kitchen and a semi-open bathroom with a bathtub, for close to the price of a hotel room.

The villas are a hilly 2 km from Ubud Palace, so plan on taxis or a scooter.

Le Sabot's bamboo villas have kitchenettes and terraces and look over rice fields that are harvested three or four times a year. There's an outdoor pool too.

Le Sabot has a 9.0 Booking.com rating (from more than 700 reviews).

Opened in 1990 by Celuk jewellery artisan I Ketut Sunaka, Sri Ratih Cottages is a garden hotel a 10-minute stroll from the Campuhan Ridge Walk and about 15 minutes on foot from central Ubud. Every room has a private terrace facing the gardens or the pool.

Superior rooms (20 m²) have double or twin beds; the new one-bedroom villas add a pantry and living room, and one villa type has its own pool. The café serves Balinese dishes from 7:30 AM to 11 PM. Ask about the cooking and egg-painting classes.

Just 650 m from Ubud Palace, Bliss Ubud Abangan has two pools, a spa and a restaurant, plus breakfast, yoga and bicycles.

When its deals are running, we'd count it among the best-value central bases.

Set back in the Juwuk Manis rice fields, The Samara is a 10-minute walk from Ubud Palace yet feels like the countryside. It has its own Italian restaurant, Dolce Arancia.

Rooms overlook the paddies, and there are one-bedroom villas with private pools.

Kori Ubud's suites look over rice terraces and a tropical garden. The resort also has one- and two-bedroom villas, a pool and a spa, and its bathrooms are marble, with bathtubs.

Breakfast is included and a free shuttle runs into Ubud.

On a sloping site 550 m from the Monkey Forest, Ubud Wana has 73 rooms in two-storey wings with rooftop gardens.

There are several pools and a free shuttle into town, and breakfast is in the rate.

Rooms and villas at Alas Petulu Villa Resort & Spa are set around a pool in a garden backing onto jungle, on the northern edge of Ubud towards Petulu village. Central Ubud is a 10-minute walk.

Options run from 42 m² Deluxe Double or Twin rooms and two-storey Family Rooms for four to 100 m² one-bedroom villas with their own pool and kitchen. Sikut Satak restaurant serves Balinese dishes, and the spa offers traditional boreh herbal treatments. At dusk, the concierge can arrange a walk to see Petulu's white herons come home to roost.

Rice fields, coconut palms and a river surround Purana Boutique Resort, a quiet resort in a traditional village about 15 minutes' drive south of central Ubud. There is a shared pool, and the pool villas each have their own infinity pool.

Deluxe rooms have a terrazzo bathtub and a terrace over the rice fields; the One Bedroom Private Pool Villa adds a sun deck and a dining pavilion with a kitchenette. Garden yoga runs 7–8 AM, Uttam Spa gives treatments in your room, and Gajah Resto looks over the paddies at sunset.

A full-service resort 1.3 km from Ubud Palace, the Best Western Premier Agung has a double-storey waterfall and infinity pool, plus a kids' pool.

Free bikes, a daily shuttle and Balinese dance and offering-making classes make it easy for families.

Sapodilla, 1 km from the Monkey Forest, has four-poster beds, garden balconies and a large pool surrounded by greenery. Guests give it a 9.4 Booking.com rating (from almost 900 reviews).

Booking.com deals often halve the regular rate.

Reached along the Juwuk Manis footpath, Solo Villas is surrounded by rice fields yet only about a 10-minute walk from Ubud Palace and Market. There's a small pool, a spa and bikes.

The villas have a 9.4 Booking.com rating.

Green Field Resort pairs rice-field views with a pool, Ogaya Spa and rooms that go up to private villas. It has a 9.2 rating (from more than 1,300 reviews).

It's a different hotel from Gefecon Villa, which is on the same road.

A classic Balinese heritage resort among rice fields, Ananda has pools, a spa, yoga classes, Balinese dance and cooking lessons, and a shuttle into Ubud.

It has an 8.9 Booking.com rating (from nearly 2,000 reviews).

Contemporary art by Bali artists fills the 22 boutique studios at ARTOTEL Haniman, which also has a pool and Kamalika Spa.

The hotel is 1 km from the Monkey Forest, and The Yoga Barn is about 600 m away.