“Positive suprise!”

This hotel completely exceeded my expectations. We had a lovely room with a gorgeous view over lush greenery. Both pools were beautifully tugged in the gardens. The restaurant served a delicious breakfast & other meals were also pleasing. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We did not use the spa services - we put off by prices in US$ and found a nice spa close by with fraction of the prices. Overall this was a fabulous experience and we will be coming back. Tried to make a deal for an extra night: expected a better price for the 7th consequtive night but they offered me a worse deal than the first six (which I booked via Expedia).

“Had a wonderful time - very relaxing.”

Great accommodations; friendly staff and great service.

“A great place to stay”

This hotel was our first hotel in Bali, and we were more than satisfied. The location was quiet, and yet you could walk into the town of Ubud easily. There is also a hotel shuttle available to drive you into the town and to the Monkey Forest. Getting a massage outside listening to the river gurgling was the best sensation. I went with my husband and it was like a second honeymoon, but I could also come with my children. All around a very satisfying place.

“Beautiful Hotel”

The hotel was beautiful, and I would likely recommend it. The air conditioning, however, did not keep the room cool and there were NO amenities like a safe, refrigerator, hair dryer, easily accessible ice. The massage services were not great compared to home, but the spa was in a beautiful setting. The front desk was not helpful reconfirming air tickets. They told me to do it myself and gave me the wrong telephone number. Taxis booked through the hotel are about twice the cost of booking directly with drivers.

“No AC”

Everything is good expect that there is no AC

“A fine hotel”

Tjampuhan is really a quite lovely hotel, meticulously tended to and well-kept up. It's a perfect distance from the center of Ubud, walkable yet not too close, and is tucked into a valley where two rivers meet, which makes for a pretty picturesque view. The rooms themselves are nice and clean enough, though not very private. We heard everything that went on in the adjoining room (I think I learned some Dutch by the end of our stay), and I'm sure our neighbors did, too ... which can be embarrassing. The bathrooms also could use a bit of renovation. For an upscale hotel, these were a little dim and drab. Still, a fine hotel.

“A beautiful setting and great service”

The Hotel Tjampuhan is an oasis and a place i would return to. The bedrooms are a little tired and need a spruce up but overall it was a magical place with fantastic service. The setting is stunning and the spa really special. i would recommend this hotel.

“Impressive for the surrounging green view.”

- Only certain of area can access wifi. - Could just spend a day inside the hotel like a resort base.

“This is the real Bali”

If you want a taste of the real Bali this hotel provides it. Sitting on the side of the Tjampuhan River opposite a Hindu Temple it is like staying in the middle of a forest. However there are many steps to some of the rooms, so it might not be for you if you are "physically challenged". The staff are extremely friendly. Some people complain about the breakfast, but it is adequate. They are renovating so if you are booking make sure you ask for a renovated room which have been done well.

“Great Setting, Lots of Stairs, Exotic Experience”

Staff unfailingly polite and friendly; setting spectacular. Room clean but rustic, both in terms of fitout and security (plumbing was ok, security was a concern for an isolated unit at the bottom of the ravine). Insects, geckos, frogs, and the like are part of the environment and the charm of places like Bali, and most these creatures are harmless. However, so close to the jungle it would be unrealistic to not have these "guests" joining you in or about your room. Apparently the hotel dates from the late 20's, and it does show a bit. That said, what an amazing idea to carve a hotel into the side of a ravine and connect it all with an intricate lattice of stairs; 6 or 7 flights if you were on the lowest level. Worth it, but somedays a bit of test in the heat. The cave spa is even worth visiting if only to look. Breakfasts admiring the sunrise over the jungle were tasty. Fairly easy walk to Ubud, yet the hotel has a nice isolated ambiance. Stay as far down the hillside as you can accept in terms of stairs and the noise of the motorcycles on the road abates considerably.