John and Cynthia Hardy came up with the idea to create a nostalgic and unique Balinese hotel experience in 2005.
The eleven available suites are antique Javanese bridal homes that were restored and modernized in Bali.
The Bambu Indah offers magnificent panoramic views of traditional Balinese rice paddies in the valley.
The hotel also offers spa treatments, local experiences, outdoor activities, and one of the most idyllic natural swimming pools in the area.
Photo courtesy of Brian Hodges
Photo courtesy of Brian Hodges
Photo courtesy of Dulce Photography
The hotel’s Dapoer Restaurant offers organic Balinese and traditional Indonesian home-cooking as well as fresh and healthy meals, with vegetables hand-picked from their own organic garden.
Photo courtesy of Brian Hodges
Vegans always have at least an option from the menu that changes daily according to the harvest and the cook’s inspiration.
The thirteen rooms that comprise Bambu Indah are tastefully decorated and equipped with air conditioning for your comfort.
The walls are a magnificent blend of bamboo and antique Javanese teak.
Photo courtesy of Delight Fine Art / Debbie Wibowo
Photo courtesy of Djuna Ivereigh
Photo courtesy of Delight Fine Art / Debbie Wibowo
Photo courtesy of Brian Hodges
Photo courtesy of Delight Fine Art / Debbie Wibowo
Photo courtesy of Brian Hodges
Photo courtesy of Goddess of Babylon
Photo courtesy of Brian Hodges
Photo courtesy of Brian Hodges
Photo courtesy of Goddess of Babylon
Jl. Banjar Baung, Desa Sayan, Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia
