
Bottom line first: Le Sabot Ubud bamboo guesthouse costs under $65 per night. It features a fully open-concept space with no doors, windows, or air conditioning (only a fan), a hammock and double bed inside, and a koi pond right at the entrance. Perfect for travelers seeking a nature-immersed experience who can handle the heat without AC, but not for those afraid of bugs or needing air conditioning to sleep.
Melody x TPEMountain is a YouTuber who shared her Bali accommodation experience. This time, she booked a very unique bamboo lodge Le Sabot Ubud Trip Booking.

Upon arriving at their bamboo villa, she was captivated by the pond at the entrance with its plump koi fish swimming around, joking that she might accidentally fall in and join them. Inside the guesthouse, she found an open-concept space with no doors, windows, or air conditioning—just a single fan. The room featured a hammock and a double bed, creating a very relaxing vibe.

Behind the room, there’s a small balcony planted with lemon trees, lush and green. A full-length mirror, a dream for many women, was also provided. The most unique feature is that the toilet and shower are separated by a movable bamboo wall, with a simple design that gives off a camping vibe. A small foldable mirror next to the sink adds a cute, thoughtful touch.

At night, Melody was surrounded by the sound of the pond’s flowing water and the chirping of insects and birds, falling asleep in nature’s embrace—feeling incredibly comfortable and pleasant.

The next day, Melody explored the guesthouse’s pool area, which was serene and charming. She loved this hidden peaceful haven in the jungle. Though it’s a bit far from the bustling areas, its unique tranquility makes it a resort worth experiencing.
Every corner of this bamboo guesthouse reflects the designer’s care, blending nature into daily life and offering an unforgettable experience. Melody was deeply impressed and warmly recommended it to everyone in her video.
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