There is one enclave in Ubud that truly understands the modern remote worker looking for more than just a fast ping and an ergonomic chair. Rasa Ubud Yoga Co-Living has built a reputation as a premier sanctuary for the global workforce, proving that Bali can be a place of spiritual growth as much as professional productivity.
Situated in the peaceful pocket of Singakerta, Rasa Ubud is a short scooter ride from the bustling Ubud centre, yet remains tucked away where rice field views and pool vistas take centre stage. But is it a functional place to work, or is the “yoga co-living” tag just a marketing gimmick? Our team spent time in this community to find out.
Our In-Depth Assessment Of Rasa Ubud Yoga Co-Living Hotel
Hotel Type: Co-Living & Co-Working
Area of Bali: Ubud
Star Rating: This Co-Living space doesn’t participate in any star-rating scheme
Typical Minimum Price per Night: 750,000 IDR (approx. $60 AUD or $43 USD) per night, though monthly rates offer significant discounts for long-term residents
Rasa Ubud Yoga Co-Living Hotel Address: F6FW+F88, Singakerta, Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80571
Rasa Ubud Yoga Co-Living Hotel Website: https://rasaubudyoga.com
Room Types: Private Ensuite Rooms (Upstairs with balcony, Downstairs with pool access)
Facilities: Shared Professional Kitchen, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Rooftop Yoga Shala, In-house Espresso Bar, High-Speed WiFi (50+ Mbps), Daily Yoga/Pilates Classes, Smart TVs, Dedicated Work Desks
Cleanliness and Maintenance
Rasa Ubud is remarkably well-kept for a property that feels like a home. The owners are proactive, frequently checking pool quality and tending to the gardens. The modern Balinese design is clean and minimalist without feeling clinical. Unlike many tropical stays, rooms are well-insulated, and maintenance is handled with genuine care. Daily room cleaning is a standard luxury here.
Sleep Quality
Located far enough from Ubud’s traffic, Rasa Ubud offers genuine peace. The high-quality king-size beds cater to Western standards of comfort. You won’t hear the roar of motorbikes, though you should expect the local soundtrack of roosters and geckos. Powerful, silent air conditioning ensures you wake up fresh for a 7:00 AM yoga session or a late-night Zoom call.
Staff Attitude And Service Culture
Managed by the owner, Naomi, and her team, the service is personal and graceful. They don’t just hand over a key; they integrate you into the community. Whether you need a motorbike, a local warung recommendation, or visa help, the staff treat you like a long-term friend rather than a transient tourist.
Check-in/Check-out Experience
The process is intimate and efficient. Since there are only a few rooms, you are greeted personally. Front desk hours are typically 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, so late arrivals should coordinate ahead of time.
Once there, the transition is seamless, with a quick introduction to the facilities and the all-important espresso bar.
Bathroom Quality & Functionality
Bathrooms are modern, private, and en-suite. Water pressure is a standout feature, which can be a gamble in Bali. Hot water is consistent, and the fixtures are contemporary. While not sprawling spa suites, they are functional, clean, and stocked with quality toiletries that don’t feel like an afterthought.
Value For Money
Rasa Ubud sits at a higher price point than a standard guesthouse but offers more value than a traditional hotel.
Factor in the included yoga classes, high-speed internet, and a professional-grade kitchen, and the cost is easily justified. You are paying for a curated environment surrounded by fellow professionals rather than party-seekers.
Food And Beverage Execution
While there is no full-service restaurant, the in-house espresso bar is a major win for the caffeine-dependent worker.
For meals, the shared kitchen is one of the best-equipped in Bali, encouraging community cooking. If you prefer to eat out, some of Ubud’s best cafes are a short ride away and food delivery apps find the location easily.
Location & Immediate Surroundings
Singakerta is the “new” Ubud, offering rice field serenity without the town centre gridlock. You are roughly six minutes from the Monkey Forest.
It is a fantastic location for those who want to dip into the action but retreat to a silent, green sanctuary at the end of the day.
Facilities & Amenities Vs Promise
The property hits the mark on its promise of a “home away from home” for yoga lovers and nomads. WiFi is stable at 50+ Mbps, which is plenty for video conferencing.
The breezy rooftop yoga shala hosts high-quality teachers. The integration of work and wellness is a genuine daily routine here, not just a tagline.
Overall “Personality”
Rasa Ubud has a soul. It is peaceful, intentional, and welcoming. The personality is shaped by its residents, who tend to be mindful travellers and creators. It isn’t a place for loud parties; it is a place for morning flows, deep work sessions, and sunset chats by the pool.
Summary: Our Overview Of Rasa Ubud Yoga Co-Living
Rasa Ubud is a hidden gem. It doesn’t try to be a massive co-working hub; instead, it focuses on the quality and “Rasa” (feeling) of the space.
For the professional who wants a beautiful room, a reliable desk, and a daily yoga practice without leaving the building, this is one of the most balanced offerings in Ubud.
Grading: Excellent
FAQs
How is Rasa Ubud Yoga Co-Living as a Co-Working Co-Living Space?
It is an intimate, boutique experience. The rooms feature well-sized desks, and common areas provide plenty of space to work with pool views. The internet is consistently fast, and the on-site espresso bar means you never have to commute for your morning fix.
Final Thoughts On Rasa Ubud Yoga Co-Living Hotel
Rasa Ubud makes it possible to maintain a career while engaging with Balinese culture and wellness. It is a place where productivity includes your morning Vinyasa as much as your afternoon emails.
We recommend this property to the solo traveller or couple who wants a clean, quiet, and modern base in Ubud.
