Bukit Cikahuripan Resort

A little off the track but still accessible, and I loved the peaceful atmosphere for a proper recharge. The room was clean, the service was the best, the food was good, and the air was cool and fresh. Recommended.

The owner was friendly, the service was astounding, and the food was good, though it could be spicier. It’s a lovely spot for a family of four, with beautiful scenery and fresh air. The road can be tricky if it’s your first time, and the room gets super cold at night, so bring extra jackets. There’s a small mosque nearby for Muslims who want to attend Friday prayers. I’d come again if I have time.

The road condition makes this place quite difficult to reach, which is a shame for a hotel that otherwise suits a family vacation or a getaway. It has a refreshing atmosphere and even its own jogging track. The room had no air conditioner, but the 350watt fan and the natural surroundings were comfortable enough. Opening the window let me enjoy the view and unwind from daily stress. The bathroom was fairly clean, though there was some old dirt on the WC. It was my first stay here and a very good experience overall.

Getting here means taking a stony stretch through Manoko village on the final road, so be careful. Once you arrive, it’s a cozy place for a calm, green setting, fresh air, and trekking paths. Breakfast is simple, with dishes like porridge, fried rice, and chicken opor, but very delicious.