I stayed at Suly for around 8 days this month to get away from all the hustle and bustle back home and found the resort very relaxing and quiet. The service at the restaurant from the young girls was great and they would always come over and look after me and see if I needed anything.

A few things however could be improved and I’m am writing this review, not to hate on the resorts but to provide some constructive criticism as I can see the resort has loads of potentials and I feel that is what the owners are trying to fix.
The resort itself looks like it is a old temple grounds kinda with that very Indo/Hindu feel for it. The buildings however look very run down and not maintained. Some of the gardens and aqua ducts around look very overgrown and the open water sources means there’s loads of mosquitoes around. There is 2 pools/relaxing areas in the resort however one pool is completely empty and needs maintenance and repairs done to it. If this were to be up and running again it would be a fantastic area and would attract a lot more people to the resort. The second pool at the rear of the resort is nice however still looks like it needs some TLC and proper filtration done as the water looked someone murky at times. I still swam it it and luckily didn’t get any skin conditions. Some of the tiles are loose and some have broken off also. Nice little area for some sun bathing everyday though.
The accommodation building is where most of the guest are housed. Not too bad for the price is paid however the bathrooms could use abit of a scrub up the walls and floors and perhaps some adequate plumbing maintenance for the shower drain could be conducted as I found my drain would often clog up and flood my bathroom during my shower.
The shower heads also need to be changed as the brackets point the shower head directly across to the shower screen instead of above you facing down. It was also annoying to try and adjust the shower temperature at times and found myself getting scolded by hot water. Just found it easier to shower cold.
The rooms and bed was not too bad, had a lot of ants and bugs in my room but I was too fazed having slept in the dirt and jungle in my military career however I can assume more precious guests would find this uncomfortable. None ever found their way into my bed.
Suly has several activities which guests can participate in if desired. I believe it was one for that ladies that managers the resort conducts different styles of yoga morning and night on most days, I never participated as I was off doing yoga at Yoga Barn however they look decent. There’s is also a Pyramid meditation centre on the grounds where anyone could enter and take some time out there to mediate. I found it very hard to meditate in here though as it was very hot and would come out sweating. The resort is also surrounded by rice paddies which you can go for a walk around and through. Found this quite nice in the mornings just after sunrise.

Overall for the price I paid this is a great resort to just take some time out and get away from it all which is what I went to ubud to do. Highly recommend this place for those want a solo kinda getaway and looking to do it cheap. Thanks for having me there