An Invitation

We would love for you to be part of our experiment, and to experience what we love about Bali. Over decades of living here, the island’s abundance, beauty, and spirituality continually inspire us to create. To innovate. To try things for the first time.

Like your first kiss, your first swim, your first climb to the top of a mountain, Bambu Indah shows you what’s possible and switches on your senses in new and unexpected ways. We invite you to visit and find meaning and magic in your stay.

—John & Cynthia Hardy

Explore

Soak in a spring-fed pool next to a rushing river. Follow a hand-laid stone footpath and cross a swinging bamboo bridge. Walk through a mysterious tunnel to a sunset bar overlooking ancient rice paddies. Tiptoe around plantings of vegetables to find your house made of bamboo or reclaimed teak. Bambu Indah is designed to pique your sense of discovery and play. And everything is built in the spirit of originality and ecological mindfulness.

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Stay

A shell-shaped swirl of bamboo and copper. A teak bridal home brought over from Java. An open-air nest suspended in the branches of a great tree. Our 23 houses are uniquely, whimsically, and intentionally designed paragons of regenerative architecture. And, with AC, French linens, and carefully chosen artifacts and furnishings, each is the epitome of sophisticated comfort.

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01/04

Eschewing the butler service and manicured grounds of the area’s other five-star resorts in favor of edible gardens, an underground mushroom farm, and ducks that… fertilize the hotel’s own rice paddies,

Bambu Indah platforms natural luxuries in one of Bali’s most spectacular landscapes.

—TIME: THE WORLD’S GREATEST PLACES 2024

02/04

There are few resorts in Bali that manage to be both luxurious and authentically sustainable.

But at Bambu Indah the Hardys have woven their eco ethos into the resort’s DNA, employing sustainable building practices, adopting local culture, growing local produce and getting guests out on trash walks.

— SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

04/04

Innovation flourishes when regenerative principles are upheld.

That’s certainly the case with Bambu Indah, a resort on the island of Bali that is the passion project of John and Cynthia Hardy.

— HARPER’S BAZAAR

04/04

The environment is really what gives Bambu Indah its wow factor.

Guests can dine and relax next to the river, bathing in one of the site's natural pools or cooling off under waterfalls.

— WALLPAPER

01/04

Eschewing the butler service and manicured grounds of the area’s other five-star resorts in favor of edible gardens, an underground mushroom farm, and ducks that… fertilize the hotel’s own rice paddies,

Bambu Indah platforms natural luxuries in one of Bali’s most spectacular landscapes.

—TIME: THE WORLD’S GREATEST PLACES 2024

02/04

There are few resorts in Bali that manage to be both luxurious and authentically sustainable.

But at Bambu Indah the Hardys have woven their eco ethos into the resort’s DNA, employing sustainable building practices, adopting local culture, growing local produce and getting guests out on trash walks.

— SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

04/04

Innovation flourishes when regenerative principles are upheld.

That’s certainly the case with Bambu Indah, a resort on the island of Bali that is the passion project of John and Cynthia Hardy.

— HARPER’S BAZAAR

04/04

The environment is really what gives Bambu Indah its wow factor.

Guests can dine and relax next to the river, bathing in one of the site's natural pools or cooling off under waterfalls.

— WALLPAPER

01/04

Eschewing the butler service and manicured grounds of the area’s other five-star resorts in favor of edible gardens, an underground mushroom farm, and ducks that… fertilize the hotel’s own rice paddies,

Bambu Indah platforms natural luxuries in one of Bali’s most spectacular landscapes.

—TIME: THE WORLD’S GREATEST PLACES 2024

02/04

There are few resorts in Bali that manage to be both luxurious and authentically sustainable.

But at Bambu Indah the Hardys have woven their eco ethos into the resort’s DNA, employing sustainable building practices, adopting local culture, growing local produce and getting guests out on trash walks.

— SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

03/04

Innovation flourishes when regenerative principles are upheld.

That’s certainly the case with Bambu Indah, a resort on the island of Bali that is the passion project of John and Cynthia Hardy.

— HARPER’S BAZAAR

04/04

The environment is really what gives Bambu Indah its wow factor.

Guests can dine and relax next to the river, bathing in one of the site's natural pools or cooling off under waterfalls.

— WALLPAPER

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Cuisine

With A Conscience

We grow our own produce, cultivate our own mushrooms, and harvest our own rice — right outside your bedroom door. We use live fire cooking to transform it all into delicious dishes kissed by the flavors of Indonesia and beyond. And it all happens to be very good for you.

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Regenerative Hospitality

building with Bamboo

permaculture gardens

organic harvesting

Nature preservation

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Guest regeneration

Regeneration goes beyond sustainability to restore and rebuild. At Bambu Indah, we construct with bamboo, grow permaculture gardens, and replant ancient rice fields.

Such closeness to nature opens your senses to what you may not otherwise notice: The feel of bamboo flooring on bare feet. The aroma of night-blooming jasmine. The morning songs of kingfishers and doves. The liberating pleasure of an outdoor shower. A stay at Bambu Indah is an opportunity to redefine the way you look at the world and to rekindle your passion for life.