Rooms For Rent in Bali

Your Complete Guide to Renting in Bali: Long-Term Stay, Coliving, and Budget Living Made Easy

Thinking about living in Bali, whether for work, study, or a lifestyle change?

You’re not alone. More and more people are moving to this tropical island for long-term rentals, coliving stays, and a chance to live the relaxed-yet-productive life Bali is known for.

Known as the Island of the Gods, Bali isn’t just a holiday destination anymore, it’s now a home base for students, professionals, and digital nomads who want to balance productivity with paradise.

This guide helps you prepare, choose the best area to live, and find comfortable, affordable homes with Rukita, designed for modern living.

Why Bali is Perfect for Every Lifestyle

Bali has something for everyone, from budget-friendly rentals and community coliving, to premium villas for longer stays.

Whether you’re after a cheap place near the beach or a community coliving space, Bali has an option that fits your needs, and your budget.

Best Areas to Live in Bali

• Denpasar, Jimbaran & Tabanan

  Great for students and young professionals, these areas are close to top universities like Udayana (UNUD) and Institut Seni Indonesia (ISI) Denpasar. Expect easy access to local eateries, public transport, and rooms for rents or coliving options starting from IDR 1 million/month, perfect if you’re after cheap, practical living.
  

  
  

• Canggu, Seminyak & Sanur
  A favorite hub for digital nomads and remote workers, with plenty of coworking cafes, creative spaces, and a lively international community. You’ll find monthly rentals that include cleaning, laundry, and shared lounges,  ideal for you who prioritize community and lifestyle.
  
  
  
  

• Ubud & Kuta
  If you’re seeking balance and calm, Ubud offers wellness living, yoga studios, and tranquil surroundings, perfect for long-term stays. Kuta remains a favorite for budget travelers, especially Australians, thanks to its affordable villas and easy beach access.

What to Prepare Before Moving to Bali

1. Define your purpose and length of stay

   Are you moving to study, work remotely, or live long-term? Knowing your main purpose and how long you’ll stay helps you pick the most convenient and cost-effective area.
   
   
   
   

2. Set a realistic budget

   Monthly rents in Bali range widely, from IDR 1 million to over IDR 15 million, depending on location, room type, and amenities. Having a clear budget helps narrow your search and avoid hidden costs later.
   
   
   
   

3. Check for essential facilities

   Reliable Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a private bathroom, and good security are must-haves for most tenants. Additional services like cleaning or laundry can make day-to-day living much easier, especially for remote workers.
   
   
   
   

4. Choose a strategic location

   Select an area close to your campus, workplace, or favorite social spots. Proximity to public transport, supermarkets, and coworking spaces saves

   both time and energy.

Rukita’s Top Picks in Bali

Budget Options (IDR 1–2 Million/Month)

• Sthiradhipa House Denpasar Timur

  From IDR 1.5M/month, WiFi, AC, private bathroom, parking.
  
  
  
  

• Fontana Guest House Sanur

  From IDR 2.2M/month, WiFi, water heater, fridge, CCTV, parking.

Mid-Range Coliving (IDR 5–7 Million/Month)

• Rukita Sunset Road Coliving Kuta

  From IDR 6M/month, laundry, cleaning, rooftop area, shared kitchen.
  

  
  
  

• Yogasari Seminyak Kuta

  From IDR 6M/month, pool access, lounge, and weekly cleaning.

Premium Villas (Above IDR 10 Million/Month)

• B & C Homes Denpasar Timur

  From IDR 17M/month, two bedrooms, private kitchen, swimming pool.

  
  
  

• Koen’s Home Sanur

  From IDR 20M/month, shared living areas, private pool, cleaning services.