Stay on a working coffee farm.

A wooden house on a working coffee farm in the Kintamani highlands. You wake among the coffee trees and learn how it's done by doing it. Not a resort.

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The wooden house at The Hut seen from above, with the hosts sitting on the front steps and coffee gardens all around

A shared family experience, not a resort or a farm tour.

The Hut was created by Sang’s Balinese farming family and Euki’s multicultural family. You wake among the coffee trees, eat seasonal local produce, learn about Balinese Hindu traditions, and see how coffee, food, family, and faith shape rural Bali.

It is

A house of your own on a working coffee farm
Simple, comfortable, independent
Coffee, food, nature & culture, shared

It is not

A five-star resort or hotel
Concierge or room service
A polished tourist schedule

Four ways into rural Bali.

Picking ripe cherries from the coffee trees on the slope

Coffee & Farming

Picking, sorting, drying and brewing, in season, with your hands in it.

A table of home-cooked dishes with people eating together

Food & Ingredients

Balinese home cooking from the gardens, cooked by the family.

Mount Batur on the horizon beyond the treeline at first light

Nature & Village Life

Treks down to the river, farm paths, and cool highland air.

Woven palm-leaf offering trays filled with marigolds and rose petals

Culture & Spirituality

Daily offerings, family temple life, and ceremonies when they fall.

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Sang standing between two of the farmers in the coffee garden, the three of them holding handfuls of just-picked red cherries

Two girls in Balinese temple dress standing together in the yard on a clear morning

A small child standing in the doorway of the house, mid-grin

A woman and two children sharing snacks at the table on the veranda, the valley behind them

Your host, Sang.

Sang is from a Balinese coffee farming family in Mengani. After years on international cruise ships, he returned home with global experience, good English, and a desire to support his community. Today he works with his father to improve specialty coffee processing and helps local youth build skills and confidence.

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From red cherry to your cup.

Coffee here is the family's work rather than a backdrop. In season you can follow the beans you picked the whole way to the cup.

Linocut print of a coffee branch heavy with ripe cherries

Pick

Only the cherries that have gone red, one by one.

Linocut print of coffee cherries drying on a raised bamboo bed

Dry

Sorted by hand, then out on the drying beds.

Roast

In season the day carries on to the roaster.

Linocut print of a kettle pouring into a hand dripper on a cup

Brew

And finally poured, at the family's table.

From a small family farm to the world.

Developed in partnership with euki nusantara, led by founder Euki Onishi, a Q Arabica Grader and social entrepreneur. They support Sang and local farmers through quality control, specialty guidance, branding, storytelling, and pathways to international markets including Japan.

Meet the two families

@thehutbali @coffeefarmbali

Hands raking pale parchment coffee across a drying bed to turn it evenly

Come as a guest. Share the table. Walk the land. Listen to the stories.

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Genuine connection over luxury.

This is for you if…

Curious and open-minded
Value genuine connection over luxury
Into coffee, food, farming & culture
Happy with simple but comfortable rooms
Comfortable being independent
Respectful of local traditions

Maybe not, if you want…

A concierge and room service
A polished, scheduled itinerary
Five-star resort luxury

The Mengani hillside from the air: the house, the gardens and the highland ridge behind — The house and the gardens, from the air

Morning light across a guest bed — Morning in a guest room

Chairs on the veranda, facing the valley — The veranda

The house against a clear Kintamani sky — The house against a clear sky

Fresh bougainvillea laid on a carved stone table, a daily Balinese Hindu offering — The day's offering

A hand-painted basin under a carved mirror — A hand-painted basin

A turquoise cabinet against lime wash — Turquoise against lime wash

The valley and the plantations from the air — The valley from the air

A bed beside the tall timber windows — A bed beside the tall windows

Woven baskets and bougainvillea on the floor — Baskets and bougainvillea

The house seen from across the garden — Seen from across the garden

A shaded lamp on the windowsill — A lamp on the windowsill

The open shower, lime-washed walls — The open shower

The highland ridge at dawn — The ridge at dawn

Carved wooden figures on a painted shelf — Carved figures on a shelf

A corner room with windows on two sides — A corner room

Red and green coffee cherries ripening on the branch — Cherries ripening on the branch

A woven basket and a sack, both filled with just-picked red coffee cherries — The morning's picking

A dense bed of red coffee cherries laid out to dry — Cherries laid out to dry

Rows of raised drying beds inside the greenhouse, filled with coffee drying in its skin — The drying house

Folding palm leaf into offering trays by hand at a wooden table — Folding palm leaf

Hands raised in prayer over a palm-leaf offering — A moment of prayer

Standing in prayer beneath the forest waterfall, reached on foot from the farm — Melukat beneath the falls

A wooden tray of red coffee cherries spread out to dry — A tray of cherries

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Dates are confirmed by the family, usually within a day or two.

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The calendar below is live — greyed nights are already taken. Pick your dates and the family confirms personally, usually within a day. Nothing is charged now.

September 2026

Minimum 2 nights. The calendar is live, so greyed nights are genuinely booked. The family confirms each stay personally.

Message the familyQuestions before you book? Reach us directly Email the familythehutinbali@gmail.com

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