Bambu Indah is not just a place to stay but a statement about sustainable luxury. This eco-luxury boutique hotel was founded by John and Cynthia Hardy, the creative couple behind the Green School, and sits near the village of Sayan in Ubud. The property is famous for its centuries-old antique Javanese bridal houses, carefully relocated and restored, creating a one-of-a-kind stay on the edge of the Ayung River valley.
Accommodation Full of Character
Every room and villa at Bambu Indah has its own story, from antique Javanese bridal houses of teak wood to modern bamboo structures designed to blend with nature. Many units offer open-air space, bamboo walls, and views of the green valley. The atmosphere is intimate, far from the noise, with the sounds of the river and birds as company.
Natural Pools and Nature
- Natural swimming pool: biologically treated without chlorine, like swimming in a fresh spring.
- Ayung Valley: access to a trail down the cliff to the river and natural pools below.
- Organic garden: fresh vegetables and ingredients picked directly for the kitchen.
- Bamboo architecture: sustainable design that is the Hardy family's signature.
Farm-to-Table Cuisine
The culinary experience at Bambu Indah carries the farm-to-table philosophy of Sardine, the iconic restaurant owned by the same family. Organic ingredients from the on-site garden and local producers are turned into fresh dishes with an international touch. Breakfast with a view of the green valley is an unforgettable moment.
Practical Info & Reservations
- Location (Google Maps): View on Google Maps
- Area: near Sayan, about 10-15 minutes' drive from central Ubud.
- Price range: rooms from around Rp3-8 million per night depending on house type and season.
- Reservation/Booking: book a stay voucher at AccessiaPass or reserve through the official Bambu Indah website.
- Instagram: search on Instagram
For a staycation that combines luxury, sustainability, and the natural beauty of Ubud, Bambu Indah is a special choice. Secure your dream dates by booking a stay voucher at AccessiaPass, and enjoy the calm of the Ayung valley in a bamboo house full of soul.
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