A narrow paved lane through the rice fields along Jalan Subak Sok Wayah, which leaves Jalan Raya Ubud close to the centre of town. It takes its name from the Sari Organik restaurant that used to stand at the end of it. Along the way are paddies, small shrines, ducks, cafes and galleries. Walkers share the lane with scooters.
A narrow lane into the rice fields just off Ubud's main road, and suddenly you're among paddies and ducks. The turning is on the right as you walk from the palace towards the Campuhan bridge, and it looks like someone's driveway, so it's easy to miss. Go before the midday heat, stop at a café over the fields and walk back the same way.
A curator note — a personal recommendation, not a bookable product. Not automatically included in any stay or experience.
A small design hotel built around an art gallery, live music and a restaurant; there is no shared pool, and only the top suite category has its own. The beach is about six minutes on foot; light sleepers should factor in street noise and thin walls.
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