Roam

Stay longer and you will feel like you have met your extended family. It's a coliving space so it has a productive vibe. And you get to work in the open! Smoothies and food at the cafe are delicious and the staff really puts an effort to prepare it well. In general, it's a very friendly and inviting place.

Really beautifully designed space. Minimal contemporary design. Only got to see the space as a guest in the restaurant, as The Shift is hosting Alchemy during renovations. Grateful that they are though as it gave me a chance to discover this very inviting hotel. Massage, yoga, and a restaurant of their own, The Eatery, I'd definitely be back and would recommend based on looks alone. The whole space just feels great!

Roam shut down its Bali location and forced all guests to leave on short notice. They allowed bookings to take place and guests to travel across the world to their location even though they knew this was going to occur. Roam was a great concept, a great community, but run by inexperienced leaders with no industry experience and an inability to listen to those who had it.

This is a co-living space with a communal kitchen an outdoors coworking space and an outdoors swimming pool with two hammocks. The vibe will depend on the people staying there at the time, so it's really down to your luck. During my one-week stay I haven't seen any families with kids. The age range is 20-40 with a mix of solo travelers, couples and groups. Unlike a hotel you can interact with other guests. The coworking space isn't exactly your typical coworking space. It's outdoors so the weather will have an impact on how pleasant a working day you'll have. Though the top is covered, so you can still keep working while it's raining. The rooms are fine with ensuite bathroom. Though the humidity does cause an unpleasant smell. The aircon helps a bit, but don't count on it. It's a different humidity level in every room so you might want to check out different rooms before settling in. The kitchen has all necessary utensils and there is a supermarket at around 15 minutes walking distance, so cooking is a very viable option. Mind the ants though, as everywhere else in Bali, there is no shortage of them. There are enough restaurants nearby, but Ubud center is quite a bit of a walk. So better to take a scooter. Bali has almost no sidewalks, so the island isn't exactly designed to promote walking long distances. The pool is nice, gets cleaned everyday and the hammock is a nice touch. You get a discount (if it's still going on) if you're a Hubud (coworking space) member. So worth checking out that option.

You can get a lot better (bigger space, greener, more open space) place in Ubud with the same amount of money. This looks and feels like a hotel room. The plus is the internet, it’s pretty hard to get a stable internet in Ubud and to have this in your room (or in the provided coworking space upstairs) is quite convenient.

ROAM is really fabulous. What a great concept. A home away from home, with everything you need for work and play Top quality, safe, secure, clean, modern, convenient. Great staff and facilities.

Facilities are so depleted that its bordering on false advertising. BBQ area was a dump and the rooftop lounge and sundeck are sad. Come on guys, you should do better. No excuses.

Spent three weeks living at Roam and loved it, the roof top work space is beautiful and a great place to be productive. Great staff, great community, thanks Roam!