Hotel Tjampuhan Spa

We love this place. Came here 26 years ago and again 10 years ago and nothing has changed! And that makes for a nice change. It’s a little worn but it’s unique and original. The staff are so lovely and the ambiance can’t be beaten. The fresh spring pool is delightful. The garden’s spectacular. Be prepared for stairs and walking and you’ll be fine..

Fabulous place, staff are so lovely and helpful. Beautiful environment, very relaxing.

Room cleanness very poor, too much dust behind and under furniture!

The position next to the river is beautiful. The room has everything we needed except that the hotel seems run down and in need of maintenance and repair particularly the bathroom. The pictures on the website for the bathroom is inaccurate. The toilet leaked, the kettle didn’t turn off when boiling, the safe didn’t work. The breakfast was average and we often have up our free breakfast and paid for other cafes nearby. We love the natural spring pool and privacy the hotel offers.

Unfortunately the tjampuhan spa as it is advertise on the website is not what it is, we booked the deluxe villa which was terrible the resort is in need of a huge amount of repair the spa was old dark an worn-out one of the pools was empty a dribbleof water in a concrete hole i do understand that for 2.5 years this resort like many others in bali has been bereft of visitors. we were fortunate, we were able to pay an additional sum an transfer to there sister hotel the pita maha which was far superior

The staff is absolutely wonderful, very helpful. The luggage porters carry your luggage over their shoulders down the side of the hill that the property is built into - very cool. The breakfast buffet was pretty tasty and the welcome drinks were delicious. This property has an immense amount of potential. The concept is great: design a spa resort to resemble a traditional Bali village. The surrounding foliage is beautiful and exploring the property is an absolute joy. There is even a bridge that goes over a small creek. However, this property is in desperate need of renovation. Many things are broken down or look like they haven't been maintained in a long time. The wooden window sill in the bathroom looked like it had been rotting for years. The shower was designed poorly and leaked water onto the floor no matter how well the curtain was pulled. The air conditioning had a wet sock smell and was not very strong at cooling the room (which is certainly needed in Ubud). The walls were very thin and we could hear everything from the next room. The two pools on the property are stunning...but in desperate need of maintenance. Many of the floor tiles in/around the pool are missing, creating potentially dangerous situations for tripping or cutting one's foot. If the management could invest more money into maintenance and upkeep, this place would be absolutely amazing. The property can still have a traditional village look and feel, just make everything clean and comfortable.

So much unique detail and character to the facilities.

The property was beautiful. I felt like I was living in the jungle. I could hear the frogs chirping as I fell asleep. The pool is beautiful as well.

The grounds are beautiful and stunning. We had an amazing first impression. The location is fantastic—right on the main street but removed enough to feel relaxed. Unfortunately, things went down hill when we got to the room. It smelled like mildew and was so damp. The furniture and decor was dark and dated. There weren’t outlets near the bed to charge your phone at night. The bedside lamp wouldn’t stay on due to a loose wire. A broken hanger in the closet cut my hand. Etc, etc. The pool is cute, but way to small for the hotel. We couldn’t get chairs because it was entirely packed. The spa was fine, but they market heavily to people not staying there, so it was hard to get an appointment and then full of people coming in from outside. The internet requires you to enter a password every time you want to use it (multiple times per day), and the buffet breakfast was ok. Not great for someone with food allergies, though Bali in generis great for people with food allergies. The staff were just not that friendly and didn’t seem happy. Those that were friendly were trying to drum up business for family members who work as drivers. The bell boy talked us out of booking a nice tour online to book through the desk instead. He said they offer the same thing. What they offered, though, was a ride, not a guide. Just a driver who would drop us off a different places and couldn’t tell us anything because he didn’t know much English. Overall, we were disappointed for the price.

We loved staying at Hotel Tjampuhan. The staff were helpful and lovely. The food delicious. And it was close to other wonderful restaurants. The rooms were clean and all had lovely views over the jungle and river. The only gripe we had wasn in our first room the air conditioning was not good, but we changed rooms and our next one was perfect and we had a lovely stay. We look forward to returning.