Chan Sheng

Came here as part of the itinerary of a day trip. Certainly did not expect the quality of food to be this good! Lovely taste and presentation, service was also pretty decent.

This is a working temple where lots of locals come here for religious activities and take a cleansing bath. Very impressed to see the recent religious proceedings happening here which provides a glimpse into the Balinese local life. The holy water spring is beautiful!

The hotel appears quite worn down and needs a proper facelift. Rooms were very large and fully air conditioned. However the two rooms we stayed in both had water leaking from the toilet ceiling. Wifi quality was good, however they get disconnected quite randomly and you need to re activate it at the reception which is quite annoying. Service at the buffet restaurant is shockingly bad, also beware NEVER PAY BY CARD. They will charge the official Cuban peso exchange rate which will make your drink/meal ridiculously expensive. Try to argue with them hard (no credit card, card not working, whatever excuse you can come up with) and you can manage to pay in cash.

Museum overall was okay however second floor wasn't open when we visited. Also not much information available for non-Spanish speakers as most text descriptions are only in Spanish.

If only there was a six star option to give! I had the most fantastic time staying at the Mulia. The hotel is beautiful and the suites are large, quiet and clean. Very close access to the beach and infinity pool. The service is absolutely amazing and the butler service is a game changer. I did not have to worry about anything during my stay as the butler team are always available to answer questions or make arrangements around my plans if possible, whether it's making a restaurant booking or an early breakfast in the room. In general the hotel staff are all very well trained, friendly and polite. Cannot recommend more.