Bamboo Hotels in Bali: 31 Best Bamboo Houses & Villas (2026)

Bambu Indah is a bamboo stay in Ubud, with houses set along the edge of the property, overlooking the river and spring-water pools. The Copper House and the Moon House are both built from bamboo and topped with copper roofs, and each comes with a copper bathtub, a shower, a king-size bed and air conditioning.

The houses are designed to keep guests close to nature, and even walking between them is part of the appeal. It is jungle living without giving up air conditioning or a big bed.

Stone House Bali has an open-air bamboo treehouse in Ubud, surrounded by tropical jungle and palm trees. Guests stay among Balinese neighbors and see local culture and hospitality up close.

The treehouse was designed as a place to rest and reconnect with nature. On the veranda stands a giant copper bathtub that looks out over green rice fields. Expect a quiet retreat rooted in everyday Balinese life rather than a conventional hotel.

Bambootel Sawah View is a bamboo hotel set in the rice fields of Manukaya, Tampaksiring, in the countryside northeast of Ubud. Its suites (47.5 to 60 m²) and private villas (85 to 200 m²) are built from bamboo and look out over rice terraces and the valley, while the sky villas stand on bamboo stilts in the jungle canopy.

Maniq, the open bamboo restaurant, serves modern Asian food inspired by Japan, Indonesia and Thailand, and there is a spa in the garden. With rooms from compact suites to large villas, it works for couples and for guests who want more space in a quiet rural setting.

Sebatu Sanctuary Eco Resort is a bamboo treehouse resort north of Ubud, close to the historic village of Sebatu with its sacred springs and the water temple of Gunung Kawi Sebatu.

Accommodation is in two-story bamboo treehouses and a Hobbit-inspired treehouse built into a durian tree. Rooms come stocked with locally made amenities. It makes a good base for the temples and springs nearby, and the obvious pick for anyone who wants to spend a night inside a tree.

Le Sabot Ubud is a bamboo villa stay just west of central Ubud, set beside rice fields that are harvested several times a year, so farm life goes on right outside the villa.

The villas are built from bamboo, chosen for its looks and its low environmental impact. Guests can choose between two, the Opera Hut and The Leaf, both quiet and comfortable. It is also the lowest-priced stay in this guide that keeps you within Ubud itself.

Bamboo Turtle Ecolodge in Ubud is a group of five bamboo cabins among the trees, with river views. Each bungalow has a private balcony with a hammock, and guests share an infinity pool overlooking the river.

The design is environmentally conscious: timber bamboo structures, bamboo tile roofs, raw earth brick walls and recycled wood for the decks and furniture, in an energy-efficient design. The bedrooms are air-conditioned. Individual cabins suit couples and travelers seeking a quiet eco-friendly stay, and all five can be booked together for a yoga retreat or group getaway.

Akasha New Earth Haven is an eco stay north of Ubud, set in the middle of a working rice field. Its focus is sustainable living with a small footprint.

Guests stay in a Bio-Architecture dome that pairs natural design with modern technology, including touch-panel lighting and local Wi-Fi. Sustainability features include a composting toilet and local water capture. It is a gentle introduction to low-impact living, with rice-field life right outside and basic modern comforts inside.

DD Bamboo Lodge is an eco-friendly private bamboo house in Bitera, Gianyar, around 10 minutes' drive from Ubud.

The lodge is designed around nature, space, light and comfort, as a place to step away from a busy life for reflection and self-realization. Just outside town, it offers privacy and a slower pace while keeping Ubud within easy reach.

Rescape Ubud is an eco-villa a few minutes from Ubud center, set in the middle of rice fields. It has three bamboo houses, each with its own design.

Two of the houses, Resound and Relief, come with a private plunge pool for cooling off in the tropical air. The setting is rural and cozy, yet the restaurants and sights of central Ubud are close by, which makes it an easy pick for couples, young families and nature lovers.

Veluvana Bali is a bamboo house in the main tourist area of Sidemen, a small town on the southern flank of Mount Agung, well away from all-night clubs and busy beach resorts.

The house looks out over the Sidemen Valley, its green rice terraces and the surrounding volcanoes. It makes a quiet base for exploring the valley and the slopes of Mount Agung. For sights nearby, see the most fascinating places in East Bali.

Scorpio House by Veluvana Bali is an eco-conscious stay in Sidemen, Karangasem, overlooking Mount Agung and the Sidemen Valley.

Its defining feature is a pool directly beneath the bedroom. A button-operated secret door leads down from the bedroom to the pool, where guests can have a floating breakfast to the sounds of the jungle. The bedroom opens onto the outdoors, so the view is right there from the bed. It is a design-led choice for couples who want mountain and valley views.

Samanvaya is a resort for guests aged 14 and over on the rice terraces of the Sidemen valley, in Telaga Tawang, Karangasem. Its Lifestyle Villas combine bamboo, reclaimed timber and alang-alang thatch. The Rice Barn Villa is a raised bamboo villa with a plunge pool and rice-field views from the bed, Batari sits at the highest point of the resort with an outdoor hot tub, and Samudra looks across the terraces to the sea.

Guests share infinity pools over the rice fields, a spa and a yoga studio, and there are two restaurants, Asri and Sahaja. The resort suits couples and older travelers seeking a quiet retreat.

Bird Hills Bamboo House is a bamboo stay in Tangkup, Sidemen, set right at the top of the Sidemen hills, well away from city life.

The house is built from natural bamboo, and staffed by people from the village, which supports the local community. The hilltop sits in one of the less-visited corners of the Sidemen area, and guests can watch the sun rise over the hills from the house. It is a simple bamboo house rather than a resort, and a fine choice for early risers.

Hideout is an eco stay in Duda, Selat, Karangasem, set in the jungle beside a river directly below Mount Agung.

The property was handcrafted in 2014 with the help of many local workers, and its bamboo architecture is the main draw. The structures sit within the forest, so the stay is shaped by the river and the surrounding jungle. It is less a conventional hotel than a chance to sleep inside handcrafted bamboo architecture.

Arcada Bali Bamboo House is a recently renovated villa in Duda, Selat, in a quiet natural setting. It has a pool with views and a lush garden, plus free private parking and Wi-Fi. Airport transfers and bicycle rental are available.

Inside, the villa has parquet floors, a seating area and a fireplace. There is one bedroom and a bathroom, with views across the garden. With one bedroom, it is sized for couples or solo travelers, and the transfers and bicycles make it easy to explore the East Bali countryside.

Avana Cliffside Bamboo Villas is a set of three bamboo villas on a cliffside in Selat, Klungkung.

Each of the three villas has its own character. The Curve Villa suits couples looking for a romantic break, while the spacious three-bedroom Dream Villa is designed for groups of friends traveling together. With a touch of luxury and villas for different group sizes, it is a secluded bamboo stay for couples and groups alike.

Balikayanas Bamboo House is a small bamboo stay in Padangaji, Karangasem, made up of three separate houses. Ellena House and Miggiell House each have two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a comfortable seating area, while Yumi House has a single bedroom. Every house comes with its own balcony looking out over the garden.

Yoga classes are held on site, and the garden is a pleasant place to unwind between outings. The property suits travelers who want a relaxed base in Karangasem, whether as a couple in Yumi House or as a small group in one of the two-bedroom houses.

Camaya Bali Butterfly is a bamboo house in Padangaji, in the Selat district of Karangasem in the east of Bali. The house has an open design, with views and plenty of places to sit, lounge and while away the hours.

Its remote setting makes it easy to spend the whole day at the house, simply taking in the natural surroundings rather than heading out.

Camaya Bali Suboya is a second bamboo house from Camaya, set in Padangaji, in the Selat district of Karangasem Regency. It is an open-air home in a remote setting, with wide views across the surrounding countryside.

The house has its own private heated jacuzzi, and the open layout encourages guests to spend the entire day at the house, taking in the natural scenery between dips. Like its sister house, it is a couples' retreat far from the crowds.

Oniria Bali is a one-of-a-kind bamboo house in Pesaban, Rendang, in Karangasem, surrounded by lush jungle, rice fields and a quiet river. It was designed to help guests reconnect with nature, and it offers the experience of sleeping under the stars without giving up modern comforts.

An indoor garden brings the outdoors in, with frogs calling and fireflies after dark. Guests wake to the sound of the nearby river.

Kumbuh Jungle Bali is a bamboo house in Kumbuh Village, in the Jehem area of Tembuku, Bangli, set in the lush jungle along the Bawak River. The one-bedroom villa was designed by local craftspeople and has a rustic character.

The house sits right in the midst of everyday Balinese village life, which gives a stay here the feel of a small adventure. For couples and solo travelers, it is a quiet place to clear the mind far from the busier parts of the island.

Green Village is a complex of bamboo villas in Sibang Gede, Abiansemal, in Badung Regency, known for its focus on sustainable living and for architecture that has gained international recognition. Bamboo is the main building material throughout, and the villas were designed by IBUKU, the team behind the nearby Green School.

The complex includes Temple House, Sharma Springs, Garden House, Sunrise House, Villa Kelapa, River House, Tower House, Leaf House, Pondok Naga, Cacao House, Ananda House, Harmony House, Eclipse House and Aura House. Set in the jungle, it offers a far-from-typical vacation built around sustainable design.

Sharma Springs House is a six-story bamboo house in the Green Village area of Sibang Gede, set along Bali's sacred Ayung River. It forms part of a master-planned community of luxury bamboo villas, recognizable by their blond roofs.

The interior is as striking as the architecture, and the house looks out over the river valley. It pairs a life close to nature with a high level of comfort.

Tower House is a four-story bamboo villa in Sibang Gede, around 30 minutes from Ubud. It has been crafted entirely from locally grown bamboo and is perched above the Ayung River, surrounded by tropical jungle.

Each house in the area is unique, and Tower House stands out for its unconventional architecture and its vertical layout over the river.

Aura House Bali is a three-story bamboo villa in Sibang Gede, Abiansemal, around 30 minutes from Ubud. Like Tower House, it is built entirely from locally grown bamboo (Asper bamboo in this case) and perched above the Ayung River in tropical jungle.

The jungle around it gives a strong sense of seclusion, which makes it a quiet place to switch off for a few days.

Zen Hideaway is a handcrafted teak house in Bongkasa Pertiwi, Abiansemal, near Ubud, set above the Ayung River. The property has its own jungle swing over the river, which house guests can use.

The swing draws adrenaline seekers, and the house has become a popular photo spot. It is a stay with more to do than relax, yet nights are quiet above the river valley.

Ulaman Eco Luxury Resort is an eco-friendly retreat in a remote, quiet part of Kaba Kaba, in the Buwit area of Kediri, Tabanan. Its setting takes in untouched jungle, rice fields, native vegetation and a striking river landscape.

The resort is designed to give guests space, privacy and silence in which to unwind, alongside well-chosen amenities and attentive service.

Suenyo Eco Retreat is a secluded retreat in Pandak Gede, Tabanan, set in green jungle and framed by the Yeh Poh River. It is designed as an immersive Balinese stay and a place to reconnect with nature.

The retreat has five bamboo pavilions, each raised up as if in the jungle canopy and each drawing on Balinese heritage. Features range from private pools to generous outdoor spaces.

Le Bamboo Bali is an eco-minded, health-conscious hotel in Uluwatu, built entirely from bamboo and other natural materials. Its bungalows blend into their surroundings, set among plants, gardens and ponds that give the grounds a jungle-like feel.

The property also has infinity pools with views over the ocean, making it easy to spend time by the water between outings. The mood is relaxed, and the natural materials and greenery set it apart from a conventional Uluwatu hotel.

Bandido Bali is a boutique villa resort in Uluwatu, a short distance from Bingin Beach. It blends bamboo with recycled wood and has five individual villas: La Matilde, La Lourdes, La Pepa, La Rosamaria and La Mercedes.

Guests can spend the day lounging by the large pool or head out to the nearby waves, and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly in a distinctly Balinese way. Surfers and beachgoers get an eco-conscious base close to the coast.

Penida Bambu Green Suites is a small bamboo property in Adegan, in the hills of Nusa Penida, a secluded escape from city life. It has a handful of bamboo suites, each with a private terrace for relaxation and meditation.

Mornings here begin with birdsong, and the terraces look out toward the ocean. It works as a quiet base for a short break or a longer, slower stay on the island.

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