★★·Bukit Lawang·7.7
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Rain Forest Guest House and Jungle Trekking in Bukit Lawang offers family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, and garden or mountain views, each equipped with a shower, TV, and sofa. The on‑site restaurant serves Asian cuisine with halal, kosher, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten‑free options amid traditional, modern, and romantic settings with live music.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
The resort is run by a friendly family who are helpful and honest; they can arrange all the travel in and out, and the jungle trek is run with great expertise. Nothing to complain about.
Kathryn·2 maanden geleden
The family‑friendly welcome is excellent, the spot by the river is pleasant, and the guides are serious and very pleasant. A wonderful time with the family.
Stéphane·2 maanden geleden
We enjoyed a great stay at this hotel; the peaceful riverside setting made our mornings very relaxing, and we were pleasantly surprised with a room upgrade on arrival—a generous touch. The staff were friendly and the overall vibe was great, so I highly recommend it. Unfortunately, the service fell short—staff showed little respect or warmth toward local guests. Another problem: the reception shuts down at 10 PM and the whole place goes dark, which feels more like a ghost town than a hotel. These are serious areas that need improvement.
Stainly·3 maanden geleden
The surroundings are pretty at one of the first small‑scale resorts built around Bukit Lawang. The hosts were very friendly, gave us a warm welcome, great company, good food, and a two‑day jungle trek that guided us on a solid hike, with useful info, laughter, and excellent food before sleeping in a surprisingly comfortable spot down the river. We were lucky to meet Orang Oetang, Gibbons, and more. Bukit Lawang has grown into a small village built by the owners themselves and is now a tourist zone. In low season (April) it’s calm and sleepy, which I liked, but if you want a livelier scene, book in high season. On weekends (and when it’s dry) people from nearby villages come over and turn it into a party.
Eric·5 maanden geleden
Eleven years later I returned to Bukit Lawang and chose the same place to stay. It’s still as charming as ever and the owners remain just as charming! A dream spot right on the river, but be warned—you can get hooked and extend your stay 😃. The only downside is leaving.
Sylvain·8 maanden geleden