Jingga 111 is designed for guests who appreciate a unique and comfortable experience. The house has a predominantly wooden exterior, giving it a charming character. What sets it apart is the use of 100-year-old jati wood for the walls, which is known for being the hardest and thickest wood from Java. That's why we affectionately call Jingga 111 "The House of Doors." Jingga 111 is a traditional wooden house with a mezzanine style. On the first floor, you'll find a cozy day bed sofa, a working table, a fully equipped kitchen, and a bathroom. The second floor is a bedroom with a king-size bed and air conditioning. This house is a duplex, consisting of two fully furnished houses joined together. The top house is Jingga 111, while the bottom house is called Jingga Bawah. Jingga 111 is located in a residential area in Bali. As a guest, it's important to understand the neighborhood. We have neighbors who own roosters, and many of them have dogs. This means that sometimes there can be noise in the area. However, overall, if you don't mind the occasional noise, you'll love the neighborhood. It's a safe area, and the neighbors are friendly and kind.

I'm a warm and welcoming person who loves connecting with others, but I may not always be physically present. Nevertheless, you can easily reach out to me via phone or email, and I'll prioritize your needs and desires. Rest assured, there will always be a helpful presence nearby, ready to assist you in any way possible. Your comfort and satisfaction hold immense significance to us, and we'll go the extra mile to ensure your experience is exceptional.

Since it's located in a residential area, there is a possibility of noise from geckos, dogs, cows, and roosters. Therefore, if you are sensitive to sound, I personally do not recommend staying at Jingga. However, if you want to experience the local vibes, Jingga has it all. Jingga 111 is connected to another house at the bottom, so my guests should consider this and be aware that they might come across other people." Bali is a tropical island, so guests should be aware of the presence of tropical insects that can sometimes be easily found in the house, such as ants and small house lizards.