Name: RedDoorz Plus @ Tjampuhan Ubud
Address: Jalan Raya Tjampuhan, Gianyar, Bali, 80571, Indonesia, Ubud, Ubud, Ubud, 80571, Indonesia
Rating: 8

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RedDoorz Plus @ Tjampuhan Ubud

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Very outdated facilities, for the price we paid per night we were expecting a lot more. Like previous 4/5 star hotels.  Air con doesn't work properly. Beds are hard to sleep on. No proper doors that close, just padlocks. A lot of stairs down to pool side and spa.  Theres mold also in the room. We paid extra for better room to get better views, you can't see much like pictures online. Overall we wouldn't come back. Its a shame! But the truth

Visiting Ubud, 2 night stay in the Tjampuhan

I keep coming back to this magical hotel here in Ubud.
Manager Gusti is a great guy taking care your stay is a good one always taking time to listen and   chat with guests.
The old world charm of the real Bali just keeps me coming back.
The staff are wonderful the grounds so well maintained you can spend time just wandering around this stunning place👍
Yes i luv Tjampuhan and thankyou Gusti and staff for another great stay.😊

Still Nr 1 in Ubud👍

We had originally booked for three nights but extended to five after having such a pleasant experience. The hotel is all about the setting, if you’re into luxury rooms and loads of room space then this is probably not the hotel for you. If however, you’re looking for a tranquil place to be outdoors and connect with nature, then it most definitely is the hotel you should consider.

Plus +
-	By a mile the amazing setting, the hotel is located on the edge of the jungle with a river running through it and beautifully maintained gardens all around.
-	The on-site spa is stunning and tranquil, it’s well worth a half day pass, the facilities are limited, but you’re right in the heart of nature and beautiful stone carvings’
-	The staff are excellent and attentive, we came here with a 6-month-old and the staff all knew and remembered her name and made a fuss of her, they also took her off our hands gladly, and walked and entertained her, allowing us to get a good breakfast feed
-	We booked ahead and got a really good rate
Minus –
-	The rooms are nothing too special a little dark (due to the jungle canopy) and a little damp smelling. They’re also basic in composition and features, limited space etc
-	The location is a little out of Ubud (15 mins walk) though the hotel offers a shuttle service, with the local taxi mafia controlling cars it can make for expenses daily for commuting if you don’t want to be tied down to the bus schedule.
-	Breakfast choices could be more extensive, by days 3 and 4 we were a little bored, but the food was decent quality,
All in all, I am amazed this is only a 3 star, the facilities are exceptional and truly beautiful, the staff very attentive and the setting intimate and family home like. If the rooms were improved, this could easily be a top end luxury resort.

Magical Setting, Lovely Staff

I have stayed at the Tjampuhan Hotel almost every year since 1990. Over that time I have seen it has been improved in many ways, but somehow it has remained the ideal place to stay in Ubud.
The hotel is comprised of  thatched cottages on the side of a ravine. Each cottages houses four or five individual rooms. A beautiful river flows at the bottom of the ravine, and on the opposite side is Balinese jungle. You feel completely at peace with the sound of the water blending with the calls of the birds. Most of the rooms have views that include only natural scenery. Swimming pools are conveniently located via narrow landscaped paths. One is fed by natural spring water. A gorgeous spa is located close to the river. The dining room is near the top, serving delicious food, and open to the naturally cool air of the Balinese hills. Yet this glorious bit of jungle isolation is a five minute ride by hotel shuttle or a ten minute walk to the center of the village of Ubud. A spectacular temple is adjacent to the hotel. Music and dancing are right there. The Tjampuhan hotel feels old but has all modern conveniences and amenities. It is in the civilized jungle yet close to everything. It is a perfect balance. It is a complete success.

complete success

I stayed there twice in 1973 and the transformation is magical. This time I spent a week over New Year and two There is nothing at this place that was'nt  above expectations; the gardens, the trees, the pools, the scenery, the spa, the rooms, the food too was heavenly,  even the WiFi worked well. The service staff was naturally friendly and helpful - especially Nyoman Sukadana whose assistance was invaluable.
This is a place where I could make my home for very long periods

Totally gorgeous place - a garden of Eden.

We stayed at the Tjampuhan Hotel for 4 nights during our honeymoon in Bali, after an amazing stay at a beach resort and the experience did not meet our expectations, at least not based on what we read on the hotel's website and on Tripadvisor. But, to present a clear picture of our stay there, I will start with the positive side of it all:
(+) amazing location; set close to the Camphuan RidgeWalk, on the edge of a tropical forest, in a green, lush valley where the only thing that is loud is the sound of nature at night
(+) proximity to the main road - which although is right as you step out of the hotel, is not really an issue in terms of noise (unless you stay in one of the few rooms close to the top of the hill) 
(+) loved the hot and cold semi-indoor small pools located in the spa area; by hot I mean really hot and by cold I mean REALLY cold; there are also saunas dry and wet and the price for half a day is 80K rupias (for hotel guests) and 100K (for non-guests);
(+) nice setting for the 2 outdoor pools
(+) very nice hotel grounds/garden with beautiful architecture and traditional Balinese accents
(+) bridge from the hotel takes you directly to a pretty impressive temple situated in close proximity and the starting point of the RidgeWalk is 2 mins away from the hotel
(+) free shuttle to downtown Ubud - beginning 10:00 AM
(+) good breakfast - both continental and semi-traditional; they make great banana crepes
(+) very good internet connection all over the hotel grounds
(+) good laundry services with reasonable prices
(+) quiet location

On the minus side:

(-) the hotel advertises their Deluxe Raja Room as "Elevated to capture the spiritually-charged ambiance of where two mystical rivers unite" with a room size 56m2, as per their website - which can easily be checked online.
However, this might not be the case unless you're lucky: we paid extra for the Raja Room as we wanted to experience the "elevation" they mentioned and also wanted a 56sqm room vs the 42sqm option. This is not what we got: we were given a room in a 6 rooms bungalow and we were assigned the middle one (Pura 5), without any elevation (room was on the ground floor/level), quite dark as windows were extremely small, almost no natural light with a basic view. We requested a change, as the room was not of the size they advertised and not elevated. The initial answer we got was: "here ALL the rooms are elevated as the grounds are on a natural cliff"... which is a nonsense, but anyway... we argued about the size of the room and for that, their answer was: "you got a renovated room, even though the size is smaller". And here we were thinking that "a renovated" room is a standard. We insisted that they change our room since this is not what we paid for. 1st room they offered was really close to the river bank - no elevation either; 2nd room was on the top floor, but again a 42 sqm vs the 56sqm we had paid for and no AC; 3rd one was just amazing: it is the room they actually show in most of their pictures online, with a huge canopy bed and an additional smaller bed in the room, beautiful balcony overseeing the river and the lush tropical forrest, but guess what: I saw something that looked like sawdust on the canopy bed and asked what that was, and the lady responded plainly: "it is from the termites in the canopy, but it's ok, you can sleep in the other bed".Wow! that room is literally the crown jewel of that place, forget the Walter Spies apt, that's nothing compared to this room, which is just going to waste. In the end we stayed in the room initially given to us, just because everything else was just sub-par anyway.
(-) AC was bearly blowing, the air was so humid in the room, that none of our clothes whould ever get dry; the sheets were damp and smelly because of that;
(-) we had literally at least 10 small geko lizards in our room - coming from the space in between the 1st and 2nd floor - luckily we did not really have an issue with that; oh, and a frog also - that was cute :)
(-) food at the restaurant was sub-mediocre - service as well; don't eat there if you like tasty food
(-) room maintenance is neglectful as 2 days out of 5 we did not get any face towels and our pyjamas were just thrown on the nightstand
(-) unattentive staff - our travel agent sent us a notification letter on day 3, informing us of the pick-up time for the airport, only in the evening before our departure had we received the letter from the front desk after we asked them if we have any message from our agent. They just told us that, yes we have one they received 2 days ago
(-) bring a hair blower, the one in the room is cheap, old and not really doing anything
(-) day of our departure, our pick-up time was 2:00 PM and we asked for late checkout since it was really hot outside and also because we had paid for a room that in the end we did not get; they said sure, for an additional aprox. 50 euros!!!! I wanted to talk to the manager but was told he was in a meeting (this was the answer I got each time). In the end, they did let us have a late check-out for free, but not without trying to scam us of 50 euros.

We stayed in this place only because it was booked for 5 days which is not a lot, but would never get back unless the rooms get renovated and the management changes as I truly believe they are the drivers of all that is bad and good about that place. On that note, as a summary: location is beautiful, hotel grounds are colourful and well maintained, rooms are sub-par, food is bad, the staff is, for lack of decent words to use: simple-minded. Really sorry, but to get a room that is not what you paid for is unacceptable for a hotel that theoretically prides itself on how they treat their customers. I am expecting a response from management in the same way they respond to each comment that does not praise them: not really caring about what the actual issue was and just writing a standard impersonal message without paying any attention to the problems the people identify.

Beautiful location, outdated rooms, basic quality services

We stayed here for 3 nights whilst visiting ubud and we couldn’t have asked for a better hotel. We stayed in one of the Pura rooms and it was stunning. Nice spacious outdoor area where we could sit and look out onto the gorgeous jungle views. The room was clean, and cleaned daily, the bed was comfy and the bathroom was spacious and clean. The location of the hotel is great, a short downhill walk to the main town of ubud where there are plenty bars, restaurants and shops to choose from. Also located opposite a convenience shop for any snacks/ drinks you may need. The pool is beautiful, very peaceful and we even had a visitor from a little monkey :). Staff were extremely helpful and polite. Breakfast was good and the restaurant had stunning views of the jungle. We didn’t have dinner in the hotel as there were so much choice in ubud! A bit of advice would be to be prepared for lots of steps! My legs were aching after the first day but only to be expected in the jungle and only made the hotel more beautiful as you climbed up and down. I would definitely recommend this hotel for a nice stay and great location.

Gorgeous hotel! 

I was very excited about staying here after visiting the spa grotto a number of years ago.  Needless to sat very disappointed.  Bathroom celing leeked water most of the time (slip hazard). Hot water filled about 2cm in bath and no more. Buffet breakfast ws very average.  Hotel obviously cannot afford to run anymore hence falling apart.  Very disappointing given room rate.

Very tired. Not worth what is charged

The location of this hotel is fantastic. It is built on a slope down to the river. The setting and grounds are perfect, it has 2 swimming pools that are crystal clear and well maintained. The view from the room is picture perfect and gives you the feeling as no other people are nearby.The staff are very friendly and helpful and don't mind all the steps throughout the garden to your room, the staff gladly carry your bags for you. The hotel is located only about 1km from the centre of Ubud which we walked into every day. The only negative if you could call it that was the bathroom is a little dated and the shower was over the bath. The tiles a, toilet and bath were spotless but the grouting was some mildew. By the way be aware that there are geckos both inside and out of your room.

Wonderful traditional resort

Would 100% recommend to anyone looking for a traditional balineee hotel in ubud. Only a short 10 min walk (if that) to ubud main street. Hotel also provides a shuttle service into ubud main street. 
Hotel was set out on a terrace like area in the forest next to the river. Such an amazing and quiet setting falling asleep to the sound of birds and water. 
Staff were so friendly and helpful. Would always get a hello and a good chat.
Nothing but positives about Hotel Tjampuhan!! Loved our stay and would go back in a heartbeat. 

RedDoorz Plus @ Tjampuhan Ubud

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