Afrika One-Bedroom House

Overview

Jambu House is a stunning two-story retreat nestled amidst swaying banana palms and lush rice paddies, making it an ideal choice for families or small groups. This charming Gladak house boasts spacious bedrooms of 102 ft² on both levels. The upper floor features two double beds adorned with luxurious mattresses and fine linen sheets, complemented by an oversized reading chair for relaxation. A unique tunnel leads to a bamboo bathroom, showcasing a creatively designed hanging copper bathtub and a heart-shaped copper rain shower, adding a touch of whimsy to your stay. The 52 ft² northwest-facing porch is perfect for enjoying breathtaking views of the Bongkasa landscape, complete with a daybed and table for sunset watching. Descend the spiral staircase to discover reclaimed iron wood floors and mud walls embellished with tribal art and skylights. The lower level offers a king-size bed with premium linens, a writing desk, and a cozy reading chair. The open-air private bathroom features a 13 ft rain shower and a Javanese stone tub. With spacious closets, natural body products, cotton waffle robes, and complimentary handmade snacks and healthy drinks in both rooms, Jambu House perfectly blends comfort and luxury. Conveniently located near the pebble-lined pool, Sunset Elevator Bar, and Tembaga restaurant, it promises an unforgettable experience.

Bambu Indah is a boutique hotel in Ubud and prides itself on combining the best of antique architecture and design, innovative bamboo architecture with modern and sustainable practices in a luxury environment. They named this collection of antique teak homes bambu indah, which translates to beautiful bamboo. Bambu indah believes that its land should be responsibly cultivated to produce nutritious food. Dapoer promises a one-of-a-kind Indonesian dining experience true to the roots of the archipelago, in an inspired, innovative environment that offers an authentic relationship with nature. The garden produce is enjoyed by both its customers and staff. While most pools require large amounts of concrete and chemicals, we’ve built a sustainable pool without either. Instead, we use lava stones and a vegetation regeneration zone, which naturally cleanses, filters and oxygenates the water and nurtures beneficial bacteria. In an effort to minimize plastic wastage, bambu indah does not serve commercially bottled mineral water. The hotel features a hospital standard triple filter water system, which makes its water safe to drink straight from the tap – certainly a rare facility on the island and in the country!

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