The property is situated on the Bukit Peninsula in the village of Pecatu in Padang Padang. It's a 10-minute walk to Padang Padang Beach, which is popular for surfing. There are a few local residences, some empty plots of land, and lots of green trees surrounding the property. A few restaurants and cafes are within a five-minute walks, but ultimately this isn't the area to stay in if you're looking for a party scene. Additionally, to see any other beaches or sights, a scooter or car will be necessary (available through the hotel). Dreamland Beach is about 15 minutes away by road, and Uluwatu Temple can be reached in 20 minutes by car. Ngurah Rai International Airport is about 45 minutes northeast of the hotel in buzzing Kuta.

Lullaby offers 10 bungalows that can sleep up to three people. The look varies a bit from one bungalow to the other, but overall the style is rustic and charming. Each includes locally made furniture and traditional decorative pieces such as statues and pottery. The peaked ceilings soar overhead -- a truly impressive sight -- and are constructed with alang alang grass and bamboo. Eclectic details, like mismatched table lamps, add a bit of personality and the terra-cotta tile floors are impeccably clean. Mosquito netting hangs over the beds and linens include elephant-print throw pillows and fluffy bedspreads. In the room that we visited, fabrics came in a combination of dark and neutral tones that elevate the style here beyond typical bungalow/hut offerings. All rooms come with furnished terraces, air-conditioning, work desks, and outdoor bathrooms with hot water and showers. The rooms do not have Wi-Fi. The toilets are outside as well, set in a garden-like stone terrace, though this arrangement likely won't suit everyone.