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Cipanas

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Cipanas

Accommodation in Cipanas is centred on the main Cipanas roads, Jalan Raya Cipanas and Jalan Pasawahan Cipanas, which form a loop to and from the main Bandung-Garut road. Most hotels look and feel tired so don\'t arrive with high expectations. Prices at all hotels rise on the weekend when many are full.

  • Kampung Sumber Alam

    Kampung Sumber Alam

    Stunning bungalows

    Jalan Raya Cipanas No. 122
    T: (0262) 237 700; F: (0262) 224 557

    Nine different types of rooms are offered at Kampung Sumber Alam, but by far the most popular style are the bungalows that sit atop artificial lakes, wooden deck reaching out to take in the serenity. ... Read the full review of Kampung Sumber Alam.

    4.5 stars 400,000 to 1,000,000 Rp 1 vote Midrange
  • Tirtagangga Hotel

    Tirtagangga Hotel

    Good quality at fair prices

    8/10 Jalan Raya Cipanas 130, Cipanas
    T: (0262) 232 549; F: (0262) 231 811

    Tirtagangga Hotel is one of the few places in town trying to be a modern Western-style hotel that actually succeeds. Rooms in this large multi-storey joint have plush beds, modern spring water fed ... Read the full review of Tirtagangga Hotel.

    4 stars 400,000 to 1,000,000 Rp 1 vote Midrange
  • Pengiapan Mutiara 2

    Pengiapan Mutiara 2

    Modern and fresh

    Jalan Raya Cipanas No. 101
    T: (0262) 224 7684;

    Among a mass of ageing, old-fashioned and dated hotels, Penginapan Mutiara 2 stands out due its new and fresh look. The rooms themselves are dimly-lit and hot because of the attached hot spring ... Read the full review of Pengiapan Mutiara 2.

    4 stars Under 150,000 Rp 1 vote Backpacker
  • Hotel Tirta Mertha I

    Hotel Tirta Mertha I

    Gaudiness on a budget

    Jalan Raya Cipanas No. 166
    T: (0262) 231 422;

    The original in the Tirta Mertha family, this hotel is a bit of a gaudy throwback to the past with an abundance of concrete shaped into trees and other objects and painted turquoise and brown. It ... Read the full review of Hotel Tirta Mertha I.

    4 stars Under 150,000 Rp 1 vote Backpacker
  • Nugraha Hotel

    Nugraha Hotel

    Spring-fed swimming pool on a budget

    Jalan Raya Cipanas No. 96
    T: (0262) 234 829;

    The thing that sets this place apart from many of the other cheapies in town is that it has its own spring-fed warm swimming pool on site, which can be used for free by guests or for 10,000 rupiah ... Read the full review of Nugraha Hotel.

    3.5 stars 150,000 to 400,000 Rp 1 vote Flashpacker
  • Danau Dariza

    Danau Dariza

    Novelty hotel

    Jalan Raya Cipanas 44, Cipanas
    T: (0262) 243 969; F: (0262) 243 968

    What in the beginning appears to be a stroke of creative genius quickly turns into a somewhat substandard novelty. The novelty here is that the rooms are designed in various styles used by the ... Read the full review of Danau Dariza.

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    3 stars 400,000 to 1,000,000 Rp 1 vote Midrange
  • Cipta Rasa Hotel

    Cipta Rasa Hotel

    Old and gloomy

    Jalan Raya Cipanas No. 127
    T: (0262) 231 351;

    This place is a reasonable backup when other hotels are full – a dreary old place featuring rooms with old TVs, old spring beds and staff that are a touch sneaky when discussing price. The bathrooms ... Read the full review of Cipta Rasa Hotel.

    3 stars Under 150,000 Rp 1 vote Backpacker
  • Cipaganti

    Cipaganti

    Come for the massive pool

    Jalan Pasawahan Cipanas
    T: (0262) 224 7532;

    The large rooms here provide little in the way of additional facilities despite the prices charged. Still, the rooms are clean and feature big springy beds and TVs, the bathrooms are big and bright ... Read the full review of Cipaganti.

    3 stars 150,000 to 400,000 Rp 1 vote Flashpacker


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