Hotel Tjampuhan Spa

The most spectacular views and gardens and very private. All a short walk from the main centre of Ubud. Staff very friendly. Food fresh and delicious. This is my 2nd stay and I will stay again.

Beautifully designed. Very friendly staff . Ubud was extremely busy but staying in hotel was a peaceful oasis in a busy place

Property was tired & needs renovating asap. Bathroom smelt. Bath cracked. Rooms dark. Pool did not feel clean. Breakfast was ok.

Hotel Tjamphura and spa is in my experience as to 7 times visits is and will be the place to stay , what’s to like , well what’s not to love , the staff will become like family the the hotel is magnificent as the gardens and surroundings, you feel like your miles away from the main area of Ubud but a great direct 12 minute walk to main market , shops , restaurants, cafes , and the Bali culture arts, books ,temples, rice fields, dance ect everything in one beautiful place ,See you soon Hotel Tjamphura and spa Theodora Manning Melbourne.😊

This place is amazing. The moment I walked in I was blown away! The most beautiful hotel I have ever stayed at. Highly recommend it!!!

Amazing spa and very beautiful place . Very friendly staff.

This was our second time to this hotel. Love the gardens and the Balinese rooms. Staff are lovely. We had a room down the bottom by the river. Very quiet no traffic or people noise. It was worth the 115 steps uphill to breakfast. Very comfortable. The spa area is beautiful also.

Grounds of the hotel are really great as long as you don’t mind steps (depending on where your room is). Set on a hill side, location is 15min walk into town. Spring pool was hard for them to keep clean from leaves etc as surrounded by overhanging trees and very shady so not good for sun worshippers but a great spot. Main pool is bigger and more sun on offer but not a great deal of space on sun beds. Breakfast was overall very good and has a good selection. Freshly cooked eggs how you like them, plus bacon, chicken sausages, potatoes, toast + some local dishes like rice and noodles etc. Then a few pastries and jams also on offer with coffee, tea and juices. We had a superior room which I understand most of the rooms are, but was a shame the doors were old style and locked with a padlock. Also, didn’t bother us, but small lizards and bugs could get in the doors as they didn’t seal on our room (we saw 1 gecko in the week and next to no bugs). Old style grass roofs also mean animals/birds could get in our roof, but again wasn’t an issue for us. Hotel staff were very polite and helpful for transport and directions/advice etc. Can’t fault them! and steps with bags doesn’t need to be an issue with porters to help everyone check in/out. Overall I don’t think we’d stay again, as my thoughts are we paid more than in other places in Bali and probably the lowest quality overall. In saying that, it was a nice hotel, you just have to look beyond a few issues.

Very dated rooms, the Air-con wasn't working properly, and the room smelt very damp and dirty. Really wasn't very impressed at all for the cost of this resort.

Tjampuhan is an important historical property in a more traditional style. The position on the steep riverbank means the views from balconies are as if you are in the treetops. The lush triopical gardens are well maintained.