Dusun Bambu Resort sits within Dusun Bambu, a family-oriented nature and leisure park at Jalan Kolonel Masturi km 11, Cisarua, Parongpong, in the hills between Lembang and Bandung. According to Traveloka's own listing, the resort carries a 4-star rating across 18 rooms and takes its name from the Indonesian for "bamboo village," reflecting the property's design language, which the resort's own site describes as an outdoor dining resort built around Sundanese-style pavilions and natural materials. Rather than a conventional hotel building, Dusun Bambu is set within a wider park environment designed to give guests the feeling of staying in a traditional village, or dusun, immersed in nature — a positioning that makes it distinct from other Lembang-area hotels built around a single tower or block. The resort's own site groups its offering into three broad areas — restaurant, resort accommodation, and activity and event spaces — underlining that the property is designed to be experienced as a full day-and-night destination rather than simply a place to sleep. Travellers weighing up a wider Indonesia trip can also compare other stays across the country on Traveloka before settling on the Lembang highlands as a base. Traveloka's listing also references villa-style accommodation alongside the family and single cabins, though it does not break out separate specifications for that category, so guests interested in a villa stay should confirm configuration directly with the property. Guest sentiment on Traveloka aligns with a broader base of reviews the property has accumulated elsewhere online, reinforcing the same Very Good rating referenced later on this page.
A private jacuzzi tucked into each Kampung Layung unit is the detail that sets Dusun Bambu Resort's room lineup apart from a typical Lembang stay, and it sits alongside family cabins, single cabins and glamping-style tents across the property's 18 rooms, all on a single level.
According to the resort's official site, cabin accommodation features wooden interiors, modern amenities, and an outdoor fire pit, described on the resort's own pages as a cozy retreat with breathtaking outdoor views, positioned for guests wanting either a tranquil overnight stay or a more adventure-minded highland base.
Traveloka's listing also lists a villa category at Dusun Bambu Resort in addition to the cabins and tents, though it does not publish detailed room size or bed configuration for this category on the current listing. Guests drawn to a villa-style stay should confirm exact layout and capacity with the property before booking, since the published details on this category are limited compared to the cabin and Kampung Layung descriptions above.
A village-style accommodation category referenced on the resort's official site, combining a traditional, rustic look with modern comforts and a private jacuzzi in each unit, positioned as a peaceful countryside-retreat experience distinct from the standard cabins and aimed at guests wanting a quieter, more secluded stay within the wider park grounds.
Traveloka's listing confirms family cabin, single cabin and tent categories exist, though detailed sizing and bed configuration for each are not published on the current listing, so guests with specific needs should confirm at the time of booking. Because the property totals only 18 rooms across these categories, availability by room type can shift quickly during peak highland travel periods, and guests choosing between a cabin's fire-pit setting and the more secluded Kampung Layung units may want to think about which atmosphere suits their trip before locking in dates.
A waterpark on the grounds is an unusual find for a highland property this size, and it sits within a facilities list on Traveloka's listing for Dusun Bambu Resort that also includes air conditioning, a restaurant, a coffee shop, room service, a bar, a barbecue area, a children's play area, a garden, bicycle rental, and meeting facilities, along with wheelchair accessibility, a 24-hour front desk, on-site parking and WiFi in public areas. The resort's park setting means many of these facilities are spread across a wider grounds area rather than concentrated in a single hotel building, so guests typically move between the accommodation area, dining pavilions and activity zones on foot or by the property's own transport within the grounds.
Traveloka's listing does not specify pet, smoking or deposit policies for this property, so guests should confirm these directly with the resort ahead of booking. Guest feedback referenced in Traveloka's listing also notes it is worth recording room condition at check-in and check-out, a habit worth following at any park-style property where multiple guests cycle through cabins during busy periods. Traveloka's review highlights for the property describe friendly staff and peaceful surroundings as recurring themes in guest feedback, alongside some noted variability in room maintenance and occasional noise — a useful balance to weigh given the resort's dual role as both an overnight stay and a day-visit attraction. The property's wheelchair accessibility feature, confirmed on Traveloka's listing, is also worth flagging for guests planning a highland trip with mobility considerations, since many park-style properties in mountainous terrain are not step-free throughout.
Dusun Bambu sits along Jalan Kolonel Masturi, a road connecting Lembang and Cisarua in the highlands north-west of Bandung city, an area known for its cooler climate and rural scenery compared to central Bandung. Travellers flying in from Australia can check flights to Bandung or Jakarta on Traveloka before making the overland trip up into the Lembang hills, and the wider Lembang area is home to several other attractions and hotels worth combining with a Dusun Bambu stay. The cooler highland air and rural surrounds make this a popular day-trip and overnight base for visitors wanting a break from central Bandung's city pace, and the drive itself passes through tea plantations and small highland villages typical of the Lembang–Cisarua corridor. The wider Lembang district is a well-established highland tourism area for Bandung day-trippers and overnight visitors alike, and travellers basing themselves at Dusun Bambu can combine the stay with other well-known attractions in the same general area without needing to relocate accommodation. Because the route climbs into higher elevation than central Bandung, self-driving or hired-transport guests should allow extra time compared to a similar-distance trip on flatter city roads, particularly on weekends when the corridor sees heavier weekend traffic from Bandung and Jakarta.
According to the resort's own official site, Dusun Bambu operates several distinctly themed dining venues across its grounds. The Burangrang serves as the resort's main building and central hub, hosting events, meetings, formal luncheons and corporate training sessions as well as everyday meals. The Lembur Urang offers Indonesian cuisine with Balinese-inspired décor from an elevated spot with panoramic views over rice fields, mountains and Bandung city. The Purbasari is a lakeside venue serving authentic Sundanese fare in traditional saung pavilions with lesehan-style floor seating, with meals served in classic Indonesian bamboo containers. The Lutung Kasarung is an elevated, nest-like dining structure set among the trees, referencing a regional folktale in its design and serving authentic Sundanese specialties in a picnic-style format that blends cultural storytelling with the surrounding nature. Because Dusun Bambu draws day-visitors as well as overnight guests, its themed dining venues can be busy around midday and on weekends, so guests wanting a specific venue — particularly the lakeside Purbasari or tree-suspended Lutung Kasarung — may want to plan meal timing around quieter periods where possible.
Dusun Bambu Resort suits travellers looking for a nature-immersed, family-oriented stay rather than a conventional city hotel, with its themed dining venues, waterpark and children's play area giving it a resort-park character. Traveloka's own listing shows the resort is very well reviewed by guests, and its Sundanese-inspired architecture and dining concepts — including the tree-suspended Lutung Kasarung restaurant and the lakeside Purbasari pavilions — set it apart from other accommodation options in the Lembang and Cisarua area. Guests wanting to extend the highland experience beyond the resort grounds can also look at activities and tours around Bandung on Traveloka to round out an itinerary that pairs a Dusun Bambu stay with wider highland sightseeing. The property's Traveloka score is echoed by a much larger pool of reviews it has accumulated elsewhere online, suggesting the positive guest sentiment reflected on Traveloka is broadly consistent rather than a small-sample outlier.
One question worth settling before arrival: whether a booked rate covers entry to the surrounding day-visit park, since Dusun Bambu operates as both an overnight stay and a ticketed attraction and Traveloka's listing doesn't spell this out. A few other practical notes:
It's also worth comparing other Lembang-area hotel options on Traveloka before finalising a stay, and building extra travel time into the trip for the climb up from central Bandung.
The Lembang area near Dusun Bambu has a good spread of hotels, from heritage colonial-style buildings to modern mid-range options. Here are some other reviewed properties worth comparing in the same area.
Travellers exploring more of the highlands around Bandung can also check Traveloka's activities and tours listings, and start planning the rest of the trip from the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | AC, Restaurant, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 14:00 - to 12:00 |
Available rooms at Dusun Bambu Resort | 18 |
Number of floors in Dusun Bambu Resort | 1 |
Another facilities in Dusun Bambu Resort | A la carte lunch, Bar, Cafe, Barbecue, Children play area |
