Many have already left very accurate reviews of the awesome location, décor, and every item you could need at Bali Temple. One thing I thought would be helpful is to review this as a traveling family with an infant. We brought our 1 year old with us, and found our stay at Bali Temple to be very convenient from most every aspect. It was great to have everything we needed in the kitchen and household, even a pack and play! Safe sleep is important to us at home and away, so this was critically helpful. It was very easy to baby proof the house (we have a crawler and he also pulls up, but not quite walking), as we moved a couple of moveable décor items above his reach and put plugs in the outlets. We were able to store and make every food item we would have made at home with all of the appliances in Bali Temple. There were plenty of things to do nearby, allowing us to get back for naptimes, or to limit naps in the car to one per day (he is typically napping two times per day right now). I did feel bad that we had to run the bedroom AC unit most of the time while he slept, as it was typically 86 degrees or greater in the living space, but that's what it is there for! I felt safe about our little one's sleep temperature while we were using the AC unit, and he slept in just his diaper. The only other concern I had was the noise he made. He isn't a big crier, but overnight he wakes up a couple of times, and since the windows are open, it is possible he could be heard by the downstairs neighbors. Just something to be aware of if you have a noisy little one! There were other children (a little older) staying in the area, so it is very possible to travel with your little one, especially when you have such a wonderful place to stay!
Rachaelle is also an excellent host. We have stayed at a few AirBnBs now, and I found her to be very available, she makes great recommendations, and knows the culture and history of the area. I strongly suggest reaching out to her if you have questions in advance. She is an incredibly positive person, and I think it shows in her work and interactions with others!