Kampung Sampireun Resort & SPA

Kampung Sampireun is a unique resort-style accommodation distinguished by its iconic lake. The resort embraces a traditional ethnic concept, specifically inspired by Sudanese culture, which is reflected in its environment, local heritage, and architecture. The building materials are dominated by natural elements such as bamboo, wood, and stone, all beautifully surrounded by hundreds of floral species in an authentic "Tropical Gardenlust" atmosphere.

The architectural layout of Kampung Sampireun consists of individual cottages and bungalows. Each unit is strategically spaced apart to ensure a serene atmosphere and absolute privacy for every guest.

Situated at an altitude of approximately 1,000 meters above sea level, the resort enjoys a cool and refreshing climate ranging from 12°C to 18°C. The property spans 4.5 hectares, featuring a 1-hectare lake with a depth of approximately 3 meters. Kampung Sampireun began operations in January 1999 and was officially inaugurated on September 4, 1999, by the then Minister of Tourism, Arts, and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr. Marzuki Usman.

Kampung Sampireun offers a variety of suite types, including the Kalapalua Suite, Kurjati Suite, Waluran Suite, Manglayang Suite, Cikuray Suite, and Papandayan Suite. Each suite type offers a different capacity tailored to its unique design and dimensions.

In addition to the accommodations, Kampung Sampireun provides various facilities, including the Seruling Bambu Restaurant (capacity of ±250 seats), Amanti Restaurant (±50 seats), and the "Kiara Payung" Meeting Room (200-seat capacity). Other amenities include a Coffee Shop, Gazebo, Swimming Pool, Sanghyang Dayu Garden, Playground, private boats, and an in-house SPA. To complete the experience, Kampung Sampireun offers various tour packages such as Village Walks, One Day Tours, City Tours, Jeep Adventures, and traditional-themed activity packages.

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