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Rooms and the house

Guest rooms and shared spaces in a Balinese family home.

Where you stay

Bedrooms and sitting rooms

Photos shared by the family. The number of rooms, bed types and rates are confirmed when you ask about your dates.
  • Bright guest bedroom with a bed, wooden door and curtained windows

    Guest bedroom

    Bed, wardrobe and curtained windows

  • Guest bedroom with a bed and bedside lamps in warm light

    Guest bedroom

    Bed with bedside lamps

  • Guest bedroom with a bed, desk and air conditioning

    Guest bedroom

    Bed, desk and air conditioning

  • Guest bedroom with a bed, television and painting

    Guest bedroom

    Bed, television and artwork

  • Sitting room with carved wooden armchairs and a glass table

    Sitting room

    Carved wooden armchairs and a low table

  • Lounge with carved wooden sofa and chairs beside tall windows

    Lounge

    Carved sofa set beside tall windows

  • Family room with a piano, sofa and dining table

    Family room

    Piano, sofa and a dining table

  • Guest room terrace with carved stone, wooden doors and two chairs

    Terrace

    Carved doors and a table for two

The house

A Balinese home with a garden

Guest rooms open onto a paved courtyard with carved stone terraces, palms and a lumbung, a raised rice barn. The family lives on site.
Guest building with the Dewata Homestay sign and fringe along the roof
A wooden lumbung, a raised rice barn, among banana plants and palms in the homestay garden

Before you book

What to confirm first

These details depend on your dates and are agreed directly with the host, so nothing here is fixed in advance.
  1. 01

    Rates

    Prices depend on your dates and room. The host shares them when you enquire.

  2. 02

    Breakfast

    Ask whether breakfast is included for your stay and what is served.

  3. 03

    Room options

    Tell us how many guests are coming and the host will suggest a room.

  4. 04

    Arrival times

    Check-in and check-out times are agreed with the host before you arrive.

  5. 05

    Getting here

    Ask about pick-up from Lovina, Singaraja or the airport and current travel times.

  6. 06

    Ceremony days

    Village ceremonies follow the Balinese calendar. Ask what is happening during your dates.

Good to know

Practical details

The essentials for planning your stay with the family in Kerobokan village.
Guest room terrace with carved stone, wooden doors and two chairs
Paved courtyard with a lumbung pavilion and tall coconut palms at Homestay Dewata
Family room with a piano, sofa and dining table
Bright guest bedroom with a bed, wooden door and curtained windows
Address
Banjar Dinas Dalem, Desa Kerobokan, Kecamatan Sawan, Buleleng 81171, Bali, Indonesia
WhatsApp
0821-3875-4905
Email
dewatahomestay@gmail.com
Lovina
About 15 minutes by road
Singaraja
About 6 km from the city
Rates and availability
Confirmed by the family when you enquire