Heritage Champlung Sari Hotel is located at the end of Ubud's main shopping street, the Hotel commands a striking view of paddy fields and the adjacent monkey forest, while still in close proximity of Ubud's famous boutiques, art shops and museums. Hotel Heritage Champlung Sari  lies  within  easy  walking distance of the surrounding  villages,   each  boasting traditions  in painting,  wood  carving,  handicrafts, dancing  and music. The Holy temple Pura Dalem Agung, which has its location just behind the forest is almost daily the venue for offerings and prayers, of which the traditional processions can be seen from the hotel.  Traditional Balinese architecture with typical walled gardens, blended with the sophistication of modern hotel facilities offering a rich coincidence of enchantment and inspiration.

Hotels Champlung Sari Facilites & Services
Heritage Champlung Sari has 58 air-conditioned and tastefully appointed rooms offer superior modern amenities in a typical Balinese village setting. The Parkit Restaurant, The Wanara Lounge, The Paddy Bar & Purnama Terrace, The Heritage Shop, Room Service, Laundry and valet service,  Tour Desk, The Ganesha Conference Room,The Swimming pool.

Heritage Champlung Sari Room Features
Hotel Champlung Sari's guest rooms are well appointed and furnished with quality and imagination in a typical Balinese village setting.  All room are fully air conditioned with comforts that include IDD telephone, mini bar and satellite TV.

Standard Room, 36 newly refurbished standard rooms consisting of 24 Twin + 12 double bed rooms, with surrounding rice fields in lush garden setting with some rooms over looking the Monkey Forest Sanctuary or swimming pool.

Superior Room, 14 nicely decorated and well appointed superior rooms in lush garden setting, consisting of 10 Twin and 4 double bedded rooms, away from the busy main street.

Deluxe Room, 8 nicely decorated large deluxe rooms, are set in two storey cottages in lush garden setting over-looking rice field and village views - away from the crowd.