Guest Houses in Candikesuma

We so much love to be in this place and loved our time there with Ida! She is just taking care so much about people , always smiling , and ready to take time with people ! She made our stay so comfortable and we felt part of the family with her !

Absolutely delightful place, everything is fantastic, location rooms swimming pool staff restaurant..and for a great value for the price

Good size new room and bathroom. Very quiet relaxed area. Very comfortable bed.

Such a lovely stay. Nice room loved the outdoor bathroom. Our host was so lovely. Yummy omelette for breakfast and he arranged snorkeling for us. Very happy with our stay there

Umah Kayu homestay is a great little find. It is very comfortable and clean. The staff member Wayan is very helpful and kind. I highly recommend staying here. The town itself is also very laidback.

Nice accommodation for one night :) the owner is extremely friendly and welcoming!

A quiet place to relax. The host was super nice and helpful. He often helped me with questions about transportation and activities. I would have loved to stay longer.

A lovely quiet small place with a beautiful view of the sea and lots of jukung fishing boats. A beautiful striated heron came and stood at the edge of the water close to us. Great Indonesian food was available to be delivered using Whatsapp messaging to a nearby restaurant. On the second day that restaurant was closed for a ceremony but they found us another place. Wayan who looked after the place helped us to ring the other place. Disthi is a place that farms baby pearl shells that are taken somewhere else to be seeded to produce pearls when they reach the right size. It was interesting to see the people leaving and coming back from the shell places. It is within walking distance of the place where the endangered Bali starlings are released. The internet seemed good. We did not go on the snorkelling trips but Wayan seemed very knowledgeable and I sure it would have been good. We organised for him to drive us into Gilimanuk in the evening to eat wonderful Ikan Bakar (grilled fish) and crabs that we chose and paid for by the kilo. It was really great to have Wayan as he was so helpful. My friend who travelled with me is a very fit walker and he enjoyed walks to look at birds in both directions from the guesthouse. I am not very mobile and loved the quietness by the water looking at and drawing the boats. There were no outdoor chairs and tables but we asked and were given chairs that we were able to move to follow the shade or to look at the lights on the boats at night. There is a good dining table inside the building but no lightweight table of the right height to move around to sit at to write or draw outside. Wayan kindly brought a large stand out for me but it was a bit high. If there was a moveable outdoor table of the right height it would be a lovely quiet place to spend time writing, drawing and looking at the sea and boats.

This was my second stay here and I really like how accommodating and friendly the management and staff are. They helped us organise activities, gifted us fruit and allowed us to use the pool at their second, nearby hotel (as the pool there is a little bigger and has a better view). Thanks again to Suri and the rest of the family for everything. We will be back :)

For me, Jembrana Bali Homestay was like a piece of heaven on earth. The location is so tranquil, having miles of beach virtually to yourself. Watching fishermen set off for the night, then come back in the morning with their catch; watching waterbuffalo being led into the sea to wake in the waves. Even buffalo racing on my final evening. But most of all, the staff team at Jembranabalihomestay: Jenny, Ida (culinary wizard), Kadek, Rishma & Colin (aka DJ Colin). The most hospitable people I have met, not only do they look after you amazingly well, but they are happy to sit and chat with guests so that you leave with a better understanding of Balinese life & culture. Jenny and Kadek took us on trips and advised us of other places to visit and places to eat. Jenny also took me to the orphanage she volunteers at to assist her with English lessons. Then there are the crafts that Jenny and Ida are so adept at, macramè and bracelet making. They are more than happy to teach you and should be selling their wares, IMO. This wasn't just a homestay it felt like home. I left a bit of my heart in Jembranabalihomestay and will be back 💜