Chaleter i Jatiluwih

Georges Ny-Caledonia

Wonderful place. Beautiful and quiet.

A. Noran Indonesia

One of the best secret hideout in the island. Lovely, authentic, gracious host. Yummy organic local snacks / desserts. Great team. They are supporting circular economy by introducing local’s crafts & shopping ingredients locally. Heavenly location / spot. Wish all Bali’s hotels have mindset like theirs.

nhafsa Malaysia

Everthing!!! So serene and private. They only have 3 unit and the owner cooked for you and it super delicious. Nicely located in Jatiluwih.

Jay Sanjayan Australia

Staying here was the highlight of my Bali trip. I travelled solo and had my own “silent retreat” at this forest cabin. There is no WiFi or phone reception, so this is the place to disconnect. However, if you walk about 7 mins near the temple entrance (Pura Luhur Muncak Sari), there is excellent internet reception. This is a large and famous temple (built 11th century) with beautiful views in a very peaceful setting. There is a shed with a couple of benches near the front entrance to sit and enjoy the view and do some internet (if you must). Walk further another 5 to 10 mins to go to the small village to buy fruits and have interactions with village people. There are no restaurants, so I relied on the owner to provide the meals. The owner (Pak tiara) is a kind-hearted young man who wanted to ensure that I enjoyed my stay. The meals were 50k/per meal/person. The local village musician can teach the bamboo musical instrument (Gamelan) for 150k (about 1.5 hours). A local village person to come and do massage at the cabin for 150k/hour. There are many walks and hiking with beautiful mountains and lush views. Ask Pak tiara for details. If you are a serious trekker, the trek guide is 500k (same price whether 1 or 3 people) going up the mountain (all-day trip and is very tough). Overnight camping trips are also apparently possible if you hire more people (I didn’t try, maybe next time). The bamboo cabin itself is very clean and tidy. Pak-tiara cooked the meals, coffee etc for me in a kitchen located about 30 metres away. I convinced him to let me use the kitchen to make my coffee throughout the day. He was a little shy to let me use it because the kitchen area is a little messy and also used as a storage area. The cabin is located on his farm, where he harvests coffee, papaya, jack fruit, avocado, ginger, turmeric, banana, panili, etc.

Elizabeth and Carl USA

The team were wonderful and so kind to us. They accidentally upgraded us to the apartment room which was amazing. It had a little lounge and overlooked the property. It is a bit rustic but then thats what we expected. They allowed us to stay in the upgraded room for the whole stay.

Alain Indonesia

Small but well designed and super cozy room. Breakfast was great too.