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Jungle Inn - Bukit Lawang * Jungle Inn reviews (5 reviews)
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Accommodation in Bukit Lawang
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The Jungle Inn is located at the top end of Bukit Lawang. Follow the path upstream of the Bohorok River around a 15 minute walk from the start of Bukit Lawang. It is located right next to the river crossing across to the Bohorok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre.
Jungle Inn restaurant Each room at the Jungle Inn has a different look and feel. Prices range from 50,000Rp to 400,000Rp per night. Some with open jungle bathrooms where you can look up at the jungle and sky while taking a shower. Honeymoon Suite (2 rooms available) - 450,000Rp per night. This room is right at the top with a large balcony overlooking the river and jungle. A large four-posted bed, mosqito net and jungle bathroom. There are 2 Honeymoon Suite rooms.
Jungle View Suite (2 rooms available) - price is 350,000Rp per night. Large balcony overlooking the river and jungle, a rear balcony with hammock, large four-posted bed with mosquito net. There are 2 Jungle View Suites.
Waterfall room - price is 250,000Rp per night. 2 balconies, 1 at the front overlooking the river and jungle and one at the back overlooking a waterfall.
Rear view of waterfall room and bathroom Rock room - 200,000Rp per night
Contact Details
Jungle Inn and Restaurant Bukit Lawang North Sumatra 20774 Contact number - +62 813 7073 0151 Car Transfer from Medan to Bukit Lawang If you would like a car to collect you from your hotel in Medan or from the airport and be taken to Bukit Lawang click here to contact us. Price is 600,000Rp (around 49 Euros) for up to 4 people. This is a quicker, safer trip of under 3 hours from your hotel. The vehicle used is a new air-conditioned Ford Everest SUV. Read the comments from people who have used this service contact us if you have a larger group and a price can be quoted for a larger vehicle. Sumatra Travel now have available package tours to Bukit Lawang. For more details click here.
Last updated 18th August 2010 |
Rear balcony of honeymoon suite
Rear view of waterfall room
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Hotel Reviews Review Submitted 26th January 2010 - from Gemma Awesome place to stay! Rooms are very clean. Highly recommend it. Rahman was also our guide, he was very informative and funny guy. Love this place. Can't wait to get back there. You can book by contacting Rahman on +6281375324015. Review Submitted 26 January 2010 - from Roger Talbot Stayed at Jungle Inn for 4 nights in January 2010. Had the top room 'suite' with magnificent views of river and jungle. It's a fair walk from the village, but the other places to stay look far inferior to JI. Rahman was our guide: superb, and helped a lot with our 4 yr old, so we could have hands free for cameras etc. Orangutans - well, just an amazing experience. Rahman will organise a transfer from Medan, too - use it, as any other transport would be awkward. 3rd May 2009 Gabrielle With pleasure I will recommend Jungle Inn. We had a fantastic time and met up with Rahman and Darwin our jungle trek guide. In the morning we already saw the orang utans walking next to the river which you cross by a little canoe to get to the jungle. The food is fantastic (everywhere in this little city though) and we absolutely enjoyed our stay here. Bring mosquito repellent, you will need it! 3rd May 2009 Stuart and Antoinette - Melbourne Australia The Jungle Inn is just an amazingly relaxing and tranquil place to rest, relax and enjoy the views of the jungle and river. My Beautiful wife and I spent our honeymoon in Bukit Lawang and stayed at the lovely Jungle Inn. The hospitality and friendliness was just amazing. We will be back for sure. 4th February 2009 Scott - Sydney Australia The Jungle Inn is awesome. The best location in Bukit Lawang just across from the Orangutan centre. The rooms are amazing. If you can stay in either the Presidential Suite or Honeymoon rooms with jungle bathrooms! Watch the monkeys while taking a shower.
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