Alamu

The friendly staff made my four days and three nights here even better. It rained every day, but I still felt close to nature while resting. The weather was comfortable, neither too cold nor too hot. A perfect spot to recharge!

Lake Buyan is at the end of the road, so the location is good. The hot tub still wasn’t warm enough after we complained. There were lots of mosquitoes, and they only had mosquito room spray, no repellent. Breakfast was a buffet, but the food wasn’t great.

The wooden cabin was a great place to stay for three days. It’s very close to the lake, and you can get around by bike. The room had a smart TV, a kettle, and a private bathroom with hot water. The staff were friendly, and delicious breakfasts were included in the price.

The staff were welcoming, and I loved being able to have breakfast at the restaurant or at the little table outside my tent. The first morning, I had sourdough with eggs and fried banana with Nutella. Both were good, although the banana was oily. The Balinese coffee came with hot milk on the side, which was a nice touch. The next day’s strawberry toast was good too, but the beef wrap was full of chili sauce and didn’t seem to have any beef, so I couldn’t eat it. That coffee came with cold milk, and grounds at the bottom of the cup made it unpleasant. My tent was cozy, clean, and warm at night. The bed and sheets were very comfortable. There’s a small table and chairs outside where you can enjoy the fresh air and mountain view. You can’t see the lake from the tent, but the surrounding nature is peaceful. There’s a free bike for exploring, and a cozy campfire setup at night. I didn’t join in, but the sky was clear enough for beautiful stargazing. The Jacuzzi is only for deluxe room guests, not regular tents. I really enjoyed my two-night glamping stay. The mountain views were lovely, and I’d recommend it to nature lovers. Just take care with your breakfast order 😊