Tjampuhan Hotel & Spa

Offering its guests a combination of Balinese architecture and hospitality, Tjampuhan Hotel & Spa boasts an array of utmost amenities to indulge its guests. The building was once a guesthouse for the Balinese royal family. Founded in 1928 during the heyday of round-the-world tours, the hotel is set in an area which inspired holy man Resi Markandya to build the nearby Besakih Temple, considered by the Balinese to be the center for worship and ceremony. Guests may witness the living devotion of the Balinese to the gods, symbolized through daily offerings of rice, fruits, flowers and incense in the local Tjampuhan Temple. The hotel comprises a total of 63 cottages, an entrance hall, 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a currency exchange facility, TV room, laundry and room services. In addition, there are a cafe, a bar, a restaurant and a playground. Parking including a garage is also available to guests arriving by car (charges apply).

The cottages each come with an en suite bath/ shower, a hairdryer, individually regulated air conditioning and a king-size bed. A hire safe, a direct dial telephone and a balcony or terrace also come as standard. The cottages also feature a view over the picturesque region of Ubud.

From this highest point of the property, diners can enjoy sweeping views of the valley and its mature landscape over a delicious full-course meal or just a cup of coffee. To satisfy guests' appetite, the hotel features Terrace Restaurant serving South-East Asia and Western cuisines and Spa Cafe that caters tasty food and fresh beverage.

In the hotel grounds, there are 2 swimming pools with a children's pool as well as a poolside snack bar and both sun loungers and parasols laid out ready for use. Guests are also invited to make use of the vast array of spa facilities, including a Jacuzzi, a sauna, a steam room or massages (all for an additional fee).