Bambu Indah Resort - Ubud (Bali)

Eco-friendly boutique resort in Ubud with natural spring-fed pools and bamboo architecture

Sustainability & Natural Amenities

Bambu Indah Resort uses lava stones and a vegetation regeneration zone for its natural spring-fed pools, eliminating the need for concrete and chemicals. The property operates a hospital-standard triple filter water system, making tap water safe to drink. Organic gardens on-site supply produce for the resort's restaurants and staff meals.

Accommodations & Architecture

The resort offers a collection of antique teak homes, treehouses, luxury tents, and Javanese bridal cottages, each sourced from historic structures. Rooms such as the Moon House and Copper House provide open-air living spaces with private pools or river views. Air-conditioned beds and filtered drinking water are included in select accommodations.

Dining & Culinary Experience

Dapoer, the resort's signature restaurant, serves Indonesian cuisine rooted in archipelago traditions with ingredients from the property's organic gardens. A second riverside warung, Warung Bambu Indah, offers farm-to-table dishes made with locally sourced produce. Breakfast includes options for dietary restrictions, and guests can join cooking classes to learn local recipes.

Wellness & Activities

Daily yoga sessions and a variety of wellness treatments are available at the spa, which includes a wood-fired sauna, cold plunge, and mud bath. The resort offers guided bike tours, walking tours, and hiking along the Ayung River. Guests can also participate in cultural activities such as Balinese blessing ceremonies and vegetable picking from the organic gardens.

Location & Cultural Engagement

Located near the cultural center of Ubud, the resort provides easy access to art markets, traditional performances, and local rice terraces. Complimentary shuttle service is offered to central Ubud, and the resort arranges guided tours to nearby temples and craft villages. The property's design integrates with the surrounding jungle and rice paddies, with direct access to the Ayung River for nature walks.

• Location: 5 minutes from Ubud's cultural center, overlooking Ayung River and rice terraces
• Accommodations: Treehouses, antique Javanese bridal homes, luxury tents with private pools
• Dining: Dapoer restaurant serving organic Indonesian cuisine from on-site farm
• Wellness: Natural spring-fed pools, wood-fired sauna, cold plunge, mud bath, daily yoga
• Sustainability: Lava stone pools with vegetation regeneration zone, hospital-grade water filtration
• Activities: Guided bike tours, cooking classes, blessing ceremonies, vegetable picking

Licence number: 55110,9120202221187