Munduk Nature Lodge

“Magnifique”

The spot is perfect, with an amazing view of the jungle and rice paddies, and a garden full of fruit trees everywhere. The only downside is the very noisy road that runs right next to it.

Laurent·6 days ago

The property is amazing

Alessia·A week ago

The staff were really lovely. Great location, exceptional views. I would definitely come back again next time.

Zorica·3 weeks ago

“Recharge your jaded soul! let the anxiety of modern life melt away!”

The location is in the north, near lots of lakes, big hills/mountains, which means there are lots of waterfalls as well. So, a very idyllic location for those who like to be out in nature. Each morning there is a breakfast included on your room, this made it easy to kick off each day without having to search for a cafe. There is an elevated dining area that looks out over the valley and off into the mountains. This also helps kick off your day. The young couple who run the place are wonderful to chat with and learn about life in the north. Their family can trace its history back many hundreds of years. We spent time with them looking over their family tree and listening to how the family arrived in the area. Their ancestor was given the land the lodge and farm stand on, best I could calculate, around 600 years ago - the number isn't important, it was a long time ago :-). We had some very interesting discussions about one another's lives. I am very happy to have made their acquaintance. We chose to have dinner there each evening as well, we could have gone into town, however the menu is similar to other restaurants and the quality is very good, this also meant we could sit on our balcony in the evenings, read our books, enjoy a beer or a cup of tea and watch the sunset over the valley. Then it was a short walk to the dining area. A thoroughly enjoyable stay. We did the rice paddy walk, we did the waterfall hike, we visited Munduk coffee plantation and went to some none touristy temples. We did one thing each day, this was enough to keep us entertained without feeling we were over doing it while we were supposed to be resting. I hated walking up and down the hill roads to explore the area. I loved walking up and down the hill roads to explore the area. Thus there was balance. In fact I can't think of anything that I thought "that's a bit below par"

Ken·3 weeks ago

“Beautiful natural spot in the mountains”

The room was cozy and comfortable with incredible views. It was a little noisier than expected; I don't mind the animal noises but there was some traffic and construction.

Eleanor·3 weeks ago