Bali · North of Ubud · 100% vegan
A wooden deck above a green valley, a freshly prepared vegan breakfast and the sounds of the Balinese countryside: Harmony Hill & The Jungle Nook offer a peaceful setting for a slower stay in Bali. These two private accommodations sit in a traditional village north of Ubud, surrounded by rice paddies and tropical greenery.
At a glance
| Location | A traditional village in the Tampaksiring area, north of Ubud, Bali |
|---|---|
| Stay options | Harmony Hill: three-bedroom villa with private pool The Jungle Nook: separate one-bedroom cottage |
| Vegan concept | 100% vegan at both accommodations |
| Breakfast | Included in the stay |
| Lunch & dinner | Available by arrangement at an additional cost |
| Cooling | Natural ventilation and fans; no air conditioning |
Two private stays, one vegan concept
Both accommodations follow the same entirely vegan approach and offer their own private space. The main difference is the size and layout, making it easy to choose the setting that suits your trip.
Harmony Hill
The larger option is a spacious three-bedroom villa with a private infinity pool. Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, and a wooden deck looks out over the valley. It is a lovely option for families or friends who want time together in a quiet, green setting.
The Jungle Nook
This separate one-bedroom cottage has a private wooden deck and a deep bathtub with jungle views. Its smaller scale suits a more intimate escape, with the same plant-based food concept. The private pool is a feature of the larger Harmony Hill villa.
Vegan food, with breakfast included
A vegan breakfast is included with either stay. Lunch and dinner can also be arranged for an additional charge, so you can spend more of the day enjoying the surroundings while the chef prepares your meals.
The kitchen brings together Indonesian flavours and international favourites, using ingredients from the local morning market and the tropical garden. Dewa describes dishes such as tempeh steak, chili sin carne and sushi made with watermelon “tuna”, alongside sweet treats including vegan cakes, ice cream and homemade coconut waffles.
Jackfruit, durian and mango trees add to the garden’s character, and the team continues to grow more ingredients for the kitchen.
Jungle views, a waterfall and Balinese village life
The property sits on a ridge overlooking a lush valley and rice fields. A small waterfall is a short walk away, while the deck invites you to settle in with a book, watch birds over the paddies or enjoy an unhurried breakfast.
Just beyond the property, the traditional village offers a chance to experience local life. Depending on the timing of your visit, there may be an opportunity to join a Balinese ceremony. For days out, the team can help arrange a trip to Mount Batur or visits to cultural sites such as Gunung Kawi and Tirta Empul.
The accommodation relies on natural ventilation and fans rather than air conditioning. Expect a stay closely connected to the surrounding landscape and the sounds of nature.
Plan your stay at Harmony Hill
Choose the three-bedroom villa or the one-bedroom cottage, then check your dates, current rates and booking conditions directly with the property. If you would like lunch, dinner or an excursion, discuss the arrangements with the team.
Information supplied by Harmony Hill & The Jungle Nook and checked against its official website on 25 October 2026. Photos courtesy of the property.
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