uparsa’s Homestay offers a peaceful and authentic Balinese stay, just a 5-minute walk from central Ubud. Set within a traditional family compound, this guesthouse is ideal for travelers who value culture, calm, and comfort — close to everything, yet quietly tucked away. The rooms are clean and simple, with traditional carved wooden beds, soft mosquito nets, private bathrooms, air conditioning, and fast Wi-Fi in every room (each room has its own router). Ground-floor rooms have private terraces, while upper-level rooms share a balcony with individual seating areas. This is still a real Balinese home. Each morning, the women of the family create and place beautiful daily offering baskets around the property. From time to time, you may see or hear small local ceremonies at the front — always respectful and part of daily village life. Guest rooms are located behind the main house, so you’ll have plenty of privacy and quiet. Whether you're a solo traveler, couple, or remote worker staying longer term, Suparsa’s Homestay is a warm and welcoming base. We host guests from around the world who appreciate culture, kindness, and the gentle pace of life in Ubud.

My name is Putra. I was born and raised here in our traditional Balinese family compound, where generations of my family have lived together. It’s a peaceful place full of daily life — ceremonies, offerings, meals shared in the open air. I now help manage our homestay and love meeting people from all over the world. Before your arrival, I’m your main contact and happy to assist — I can also pick you up at the airport if needed. I speak fluent English and enjoy sharing the stories and meanings behind our Balinese traditions. If you are curious, I also offer private tours to temples, waterfalls, or other hidden places off the tourist track. Although my staff handles most daily work, I’m often around. And even if I’m away, my family is always here — friendly, welcoming, and happy to say hello. This is not just a place to sleep — it’s a chance to feel part of real Balinese village life.

Suparsa’s Homestay is located on Sriwedari Street in Banjar Taman Kaja — a quiet, traditional area just 5 minutes from the center of Ubud and 10 minutes on foot from Ubud Palace and the Art Market. The area is peaceful and safe, yet very close to all the cafés, temples, and shops. A Kecak dance performance is held at a nearby temple just 3 minutes away, every Wednesday and Saturday evening. The Monkey Forest Sanctuary is about 30 minutes on foot, or just 10–15 minutes by scooter. Popular tourist spots like Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Campuhan Ridge Walk, Ubud Jungle Swing, Tirta Empul Temple, Tukad Cepung Waterfall, and Tegenungan Waterfall are all 25–35 minutes away by scooter. You can rent one at Tropsa, the family-run rental shop in front of the homestay. Or use Gojek, the Indonesian app (like Uber) to order a scooter or car at low cost. For those seeking adventure, day trips for white water rafting, quad bike off-road tours, or even climbing Mount Batur at sunrise can all be arranged. If you’re looking to relax, a small massage room run by Putra’s wife is located right by the entrance — perfect after a day exploring. You’ll also find a laundry service just 2 minutes away. Everything you need is close.