Villa Teras Bhumi

It’s quiet and peaceful here. The rooms, toilets, and shower rooms were very clean and big enough. One room comfortably fit 2 adults and 2 kids, and the swimming pool was very clean too. We had a BBQ in a designated area for a reasonable 190,000 idr, with a camp fire nearby. Getting here was a bit tough because the streets are narrow and the route is hilly, but it wasn’t too serious. The roads around the place are tiny.

There are plenty of spots to unwind, whether you’re with a group or looking for some time alone. I liked the gazebos, riverside tables, and playground, and the decorations are thoughtfully done throughout. It also feels close to nature, with electric vehicles around the resort and solar panels powering most of the lighting.

The food choices at the restaurant are limited, so it’s a good idea to bring your own. Each glamping room has a kitchen area. Getting there can be tricky when one-way traffic rules are in place, so plan the trip ahead. The decorations from reception through to the restaurant made a great first impression. Guest vehicles aren’t allowed inside the resort, which I thought would keep things quieter, but loud karaoke from a neighboring villa carried on past midnight. The reception staff confirmed where it was coming from. Since the glamping room walls are fabric, the noise comes through easily. If you’re a light sleeper, you might want to consider a villa instead.

There’s a swimming pool, a campfire area, and a playground for kids. They also provide buggies to get around the glamping complex, which has lots of facilities.