Rumah Melati Estate

Why We Recommend Rumah Melati Estate

Rumah Melati Estate is a 3-to-4-bedroom property in Ubud that brings estate-level luxury to Bali’s cultural capital. Starting at US$649 per night for 3 bedrooms — US$216 per bedroom — or US$705 for the full 4-bedroom configuration, it offers the kind of spacious, staffed villa experience usually found in Seminyak or Canggu, but surrounded by Ubud’s rice fields and jungle canopy.

The estate features generous living spaces, a private pool, tropical gardens, and the natural beauty that makes Ubud special. All bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms and quality furnishings. Staff service and the peaceful setting create a retreat atmosphere from which to explore the cultural richness of central Bali.

The estate’s location puts you within reach of Ubud’s highlights: the Sacred Monkey Forest, Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Ubud Palace, and an exceptional food and art scene.

Our Favourite Features

• Estate-level luxury in Ubud — most large luxury villas are on the coast. Rumah Melati brings that experience to Ubud, where rice fields and jungle replace beach views.
• Flexible 3-4 bedroom configuration — book only the bedrooms you need. The 3BR rate of US$649 keeps per-bedroom costs reasonable for the quality on offer.
• Spacious grounds — tropical gardens and generous outdoor spaces give the estate room to breathe. The pool area is a natural focal point for group gatherings.
• Ubud cultural immersion — temples, galleries, dance performances, yoga, and world-class dining are all accessible from this central Ubud location.
• Staff service — housekeeping and villa staff ensure the estate runs smoothly, letting you focus on exploring or simply relaxing.

Good To Know

• Premium pricing for Ubud — at US$649-$705 per night, this is at the upper end of Ubud villa pricing. You are paying for estate-level space and service in a location where most villas are smaller and simpler.
• Inland location — no beach access. Ubud’s appeal is cultural and natural — rice terraces, jungle walks, and temple visits rather than sand and surf.
• Ubud access — reaching the town centre and its restaurants may require a short drive depending on the exact location. A driver or scooter is recommended.
• Minimum 3-night stay in high season — April and July-August periods require at least 3 nights. Low season is more flexible at 2 nights.
• Limited rate periods available — current rates cover through mid-2026. Check availability for later dates as new rate periods may be released.