Bambu Indah Resort – A Favorite for Families in Ubud (Bali)

Bambu Indah offers a collection of antique Javanese bridal homes, treehouses, and luxury tents, each built with sustainable bamboo and reclaimed materials. The Moon House provides a private plunge pool and an 8-foot copper tub that fills from the bottom, while the Swift House features an outdoor bathroom with a shower over a large rock. Rooms are equipped with air-conditioned beds and filtered drinking water from the hotel's hospital-standard triple filter system.

The riverside Warung restaurant serves organic, locally sourced dishes from the hotel's own garden, with a menu that changes daily based on harvest. Tembaga offers Indonesian dining with a focus on anti-inflammatory ingredients and homemade cocktails. Guests can also have breakfast delivered to their room or enjoy a floating pod breakfast above the Ayung River.

Daily yoga sessions are held in open-air pavilions overlooking the river valley, and the spa offers massages, facials, and healing treatments like the Muka Signature Facial with buccal massage. Across the river, a sauna, cold plunge, and mud bath are available for recovery. Guests can join guided walking tours through rice paddies, cooking classes using garden produce, or bike tours of the local area.

The hotel's natural spring-fed pools use lava stones and a vegetation regeneration zone to filter and oxygenate the water without chemicals. A hospital-standard triple filter system makes all tap water safe to drink, and organic gardens supply the kitchen while reducing waste. The property includes two cows named Bambu and Indah, a bamboo elevator that descends through a cave, and a suspension bridge over the river.

Set in the cultural center of Ubud, the hotel is within walking distance of art markets and traditional temples, and a short drive from the Ayung River for rafting and rice terraces for nature walks. Airport shuttle and valet parking are available, and the concierge can arrange guided tours to local villages and cultural sites. Babysitting services and board games are provided for families, while the 24-hour front desk can organize private check-in and luggage storage.

Accommodations: Antique Javanese bridal homes, treehouses, luxury tents

Dining: Farm-to-table Warung and Tembaga restaurants

Wellness: Yoga, spa, sauna, cold plunge, mud bath

Sustainability: Chemical-free natural pools, drinkable tap water

Activities: Guided rice paddy walks, cooking classes, bike tours

Family: Babysitting, board games, kids' meals