Stayed for 2 nights, the only good thing about this hotel is staff was friendly like everywhere else in Bali. Where do I start? We stayed on the new years, which the price is up to $96 / night. Don't get fooled by the superior suite with "jacuzzi" it's just a regular tiny swimming pool, took 5 hours for us... More

We were taken to Padi Prada for the crispy duck set lunch as part of our package day tour to Ubud but did not stay there. The Ambience The restaurant is not air-conditioned, but has ceiling fans from the high wooden rafters, and cool breezes come through the open sides across the lush green padi fields. Ask to sit along... More

"Prada" means the Golden Touch of excellence according to the website of this overrated hotel. What a joke clearly excellence is not something that anyone associated with this hotel has experienced. We were booked in for five nights - we could stay no longer than one, but were forced to endure three because we could not find alternative accommodation at... More

Stayed at Padi Prada for 4 nights, although the overall experience was ok I don't think I will return. Staff was helpfull and friendly (as anywhere in Bali) location was good, rice paddy views beautifull. But the place needs a fresh up, everything just feels old and used. The towels for example were so old they started to disintegrate. It's... More

Stayed there last weekend with the family and booked 3 villas. The superior or twin bed villas had a tiny bedroom and does not come with a DVD player, unlike the Deluxe rooms. The resort, though quaint, was worn out and its aging is apparent. Linen and terry items are thin and well used. Minimal lightings in the villas/rooms does... More

I visited this place in 2005 and paid $30 and thought it was superb; I visited in 2008, paid $70 (having haggled from the asking price of $90) and left disappointed. Polished, clean and well maintained back then but mould and mildew now graces the once gleaming walls and stone. The loungers and pillows that you would once snuggle into... More

We stayed at the 5-villa Padi Prada between the Monkey Forest and Jalan Hanoman, and while I found it a little out of the way (I do like to be in the middle of everything), it was lovely to look out onto the rice fields and enjoy their beauty. The room was spacious and charmingly furnished with air con, a... More