Often referred to as the "capital of Remote Workers," Bali offers incredible locations for all individuals to get their work done in Ubud, meaning you will want to get acquainted with the best cafes for remote workers in Ubud. With the influx of long-term visitors in the town, countless cafés and coworking spaces have popped up across the various neighborhoods of Ubud offering comfortable spaces with great Wi-Fi from which to get some work done. Below, we highlight some of our favorites.
This is a local favorite in Ubud. Offering a breezy, comfortable and open environment, MOTHER is considered to be one of the very best cafes for remote workers in Ubud. The café is located just outside the Pengosekan village and is a short walk away from the Sacred Monkey Forest. It offers fantastic food options, drawing heavily on the Balinese preference for fresh, local and responsibly-sourced foods. MOTHER prides itself on bringing the values of family and the home to its space, and the cafe itself feels welcoming with excellent, friendly staff.
Boasting a mix of Balinese charm and NYC vibes, KAFE is one of the most famous and indeed best cafes for remote workers in Ubud. The menu shines with delicious offerings made with local, fresh ingredients and with an emphasis on healthy lifestyles. The site is located right in the heart of Central Ubud on Jl. Hanoman and even offers a cool balcony space perfect for after-work drinks with new friends. The WiFi here is excellent and offers lots of open hours everyday for regulars. KAFE is pet-friendly and even has some in-residence doggos!
The Anomali chain offers locations across Indonesia and has reliable WiFi connections, as well as great seating across all of its stores. The main draw of the Ubud store is its central location right in the heart of Ubud, making it convenient for those living in the central areas. Staff are friendly and helpful and, even thought the space can get busy and loud at times, there are lots of seating options available around the store.
Located right across the famous Don Antonio Blanco museum in Campuhan, Littletalks is a unique space in the city. Housing a cafe/restaurant and a library, Littletalks often hosts artists, writers and all sorts of creative types from around the city, creating a strong sense of community among the locals and foreigners who visit regularly. The space has great WiFi and seating options, solidifying its spot as one of the best cafes for remote workers in Ubud.
This is perhaps one of the most beautiful coffee-shops in Ubud. Lazycats is a cafe, bar and restaurant intricately designed and filled with natural light. The translucid ceiling covers a space set in the bohemian style which is also filled with local art. The coffee here is fantastic and those working till late will also enjoy the cocktails and food served here. It it well located on a main street in Campuhan, making it easy to get to and from. Asides from its architecture, design and natural light, the great service and WiFi access makes Lazycats one of the best cafes for remote workers in Ubud.
For more information about living in Ubud as a remote worker, check out our complete Ubud guide.