Tipping in Bali Villas: Bali Villa Staff Tip Calculator
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Booked a villa in Bali? Have you read our article on tipping Bali villa staff to understand the tipping etiquette?
Our tip calculator helps you understand how much to tip your villa staff for your stay. You’ll be tipping in IDR (Indonesian Rupiahs) but to help you understand how much you’re tipping in your own currency, we’ve added an option for that as well.
To use the currency converter option google ‘1USD in IDR’ to get today’s exchange rate. Replace USD with your own currency, such as AUD, GBP, EUR, and so on. 100,000 IDR a week in tips per villa staff member is not that much! Remember you can tip more if you received great service.
How much to tip in Bali villa?
In Bali, it’s customary to tip around 5-10% of the villa rental cost for staff who provide services such as housekeeping or cooking. For exceptional service, you can tip more. Additionally, if you receive any special services from drivers or guides, a tip of around IDR 50,000 to IDR 100,000 (approximately $3-$7) is appreciated. Always consider the quality of service and your personal budget when deciding on the amount.
Is it rude not to tip in Bali?
In Bali, tipping is not mandatory but is generally appreciated. While service staff do not rely heavily on tips for their income, leaving a small gratuity for good service is considered a nice gesture. However, if you choose not to tip, it is not typically seen as rude.
Is $5 a good tip in Bali?
Yes, a $5 tip in Bali is generally considered a good tip, especially for services such as dining or spa treatments. It represents a significant amount relative to local wages and is often appreciated by staff.