Beautiful grounds and rooms! Great view. Quiet area - not much around. Wifi offered in room but never worked. Separate wifi offered in restaurant, but also did not work. Please don't waste our time, if yo are not going to have adequate wifi anywhere, just say you dont have it. TV was difficult - 30 channels mixed in with 50 channels that didn't work. Turn channel, wait 2 seconds to see if it's a working channel or just static. Repeat 80 times. No screens in windows. No AC but, very high elevation, so night was cool & didn't need AC (for reference, I always crank AC full blast).
Spent one night in this hotel, not much to do in the area but we used it as a stop off to break up a journey. Rooms had lots of extra beds which would be great for a bigger group of people or families. Food was good and there is a snooker table, but no pool.
We loved the room, however make sure to bring warm clothing as it can be pretty cold. The weather was not so nice when we visited the hotel, and it was cold at night. The second day we discovered that the staff can bring hot water jars which was delightful.
I stayed here as a part of an Intrepid tour, and I quite enjoyed it. The layout of the cottages is a bit weird, and the numbers are very hard to find on them. I never did locate the number on my cottage; I trusted my roommate that we had the right one! The cottages were very cute, and quite spacious, with a very nice shower. The rooms had free Wi-Fi, but no air-con as it was cool enough in the evenings anyway, and it wasn't needed. The restaurant/bar area was very nice, with a big open fireplace, and the food was amazing, although they did run out of a few items when we were there. The staff were great, and the hotel is an easy drive into the centre of Bedugul. It is on a bend in the road though, so road noise can be a problem if you're a light sleeper, and there were also a…
There isn't a lot of accommodation in Bedugul, and certainly little that appeals to a flash-packer/midrange market (a lot of what's here is either luxury villas, or cheap and grubby backpacker lodging), so Strawberry Hill Hotel is one of the best options in town for us in-between types. The property consists of a main building housing the restaurant and reception / lobby, and then you walk through a small gate to discover a beautiful garden, nestled with about 17-18 bungalows (I don't know the exact number, but I was in 17 and was right at the back of the property). Each bungalow is completely self-contained, so you aren't bothered by neighbours, and they look out over the gardens, and towards the distant mountains. It is rainy and misty in these hills, and was unseasonably…
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