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General Information
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Hotel
Tjampuhan & Spa built in 1928 for guests of the Prince
of Ubud, The Hotel Tjampuhan & Spa came to prominence
in 1934 when it became the starting point for Pita Maha,
an artists' association founded by Tjokorda Gde Agung Sukawati
and the noted Western artists Walter Spies and Rudolf Bonnet.
Recently
renovated and extended under the supervision of the Royal
Family, the Hotel Tjampuhan & Spa continues the dream
of Pita Maha by maintaining a sacred, private retreat surrounded
by immense natural beauty. The heart of the Hotel Tjampuhan
& Spa is the former home of Walter Spies, offering comfort
and seclusion with excellent facilities, supplemented by
a choice if air-conditioned or fan-cooled rooms.
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67
individual dwellings built in traditional Balinese style are scattered
among landscaped terraces and gardens, offering private views
of the tropical river valley and the 900 years old Gunung Lembah
temple complex which marks the meeting of the sacred Oos and Tjampuhan
rivers.
All
Hotel Tjampuhan & Spa buildings enjoy the natural insulation
of traditional Balinese thatched roofs, surrounded by tropical
greenery and flowers. A unique grotto setting, decorated with
traditional carvings and stonework, is set into the river valley,
offering hot and cold whirlpool baths, sauna and steam rooms.
Natural
spring water pool, swimming pool, two restaurants and four bars,
movie house, spa, safe deposit facilities, car rental, tour and
travel information, gift and shop boutique, laundry and pressing
and programme of cultural activities are available.
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