Best Hotels in Bandung for Every Budget — 49 Real Picks From £9 (2026)

Our top Bandung hotel pick for 2026 is The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung for its landmark five-star polish and near-1,000 reviews — but the real story of Bandung is at the other end of the price list, where real, bookable rooms start at £9 a night. This guide is built around all three price bands: 9 luxury five-star icons, 10 mid-range hotels, and 30 budget stays we verified as real, distinct, currently bookable properties in West Java's cool highland city — 49 hotels in all, each linking straight to its live prices.

Jump to your budget: Luxury hotels · Mid-range · Budget stays from £9

Scout's 3 best budget picks right now: 🛏️ RedDoorz Plus @ Dipatiukur — from ~£9, the cheapest verified bed in this guide, near the Dipatiukur/Dago student area. 🏨 Ibis Bandung Trans Studio — from ~£23, a 3★ with over 1,000 reviews right by Trans Studio Mall, the best-reviewed budget pick. 🌿 Mogens Guesthouse — from ~£18, a guesthouse with 445 reviews for the sociable, low-cost stay. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Bandung is West Java's highland capital — around 750m up, cooler and calmer than steamy Jakarta 150km to the northwest. Dutch planners left it a legacy of Art-Deco architecture, the historic Braga Street café strip, and grand landmarks like Gedung Sate. Ringed by volcanoes and tea plantations, it draws Jakarta weekenders for its factory-outlet shopping on Jalan Riau and Cihampelas, its Sundanese food, and easy day trips to the Tangkuban Perahu volcano and the turquoise Kawah Putih crater lake. Since the 2023 opening of the Whoosh high-speed train, it's a 45-minute hop from Jakarta. There are no direct UK flights — you arrive via Jakarta (CGK) then take the train or drive in. For broader planning, Indonesia's official tourism site is a helpful reference, and it's wise to check the UK Foreign Office's Indonesia travel advice for the latest entry and safety guidance before booking. Compare live Bandung hotel prices or search UK flights to Jakarta (CGK).

The Best Luxury Hotels in Bandung

Bandung's top tier is genuine five-star at highland-value prices — landmark city hotels and hillside Dago retreats with valley views. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

1. The Trans Luxury Hotel Bandung — Bandung · 5★ · 938 reviews · from ~£97/night. The city's landmark luxury address and the best-reviewed hotel in this tier — a soaring five-star tower with grand interiors, a rooftop pool, and direct links to Trans Studio Mall and the indoor theme park. The default splurge for a Bandung weekend done in style.

2. Crowne Plaza Bandung by IHG — Bandung · 5★ · 775 reviews · from ~£54/night. The best-value entry into the luxury tier — a reliable international-brand five-star with strong reviews, well under half the price of the tier's ceiling. For travellers who want IHG consistency without the landmark-hotel premium.

3. InterContinental Bandung Dago Pakar by IHG — Bandung · 5★ · 457 reviews · from ~£75/night. A hillside five-star up in Dago Pakar, north of the centre, with sweeping valley and city views away from the traffic. For travellers who want the cooler, greener, more scenic side of Bandung with full luxury service.

4. The Papandayan — Bandung · 5★ · 413 reviews · from ~£58/night. A long-established, art-filled five-star known for its gardens, pool and gallery spaces — a Bandung institution near the Gasibu and Gedung Sate area. For travellers who want a distinctive, locally rooted luxury stay rather than a chain tower.

5. The Gaia Hotel Bandung — Bandung · 5★ · 331 reviews · from ~£107/night. A stylish, design-led five-star popular for its rooftop dining and city panoramas. For couples and design-minded travellers who want a contemporary luxury feel and a memorable view.

6. Sheraton Bandung Hotel & Towers — Bandung · 5★ · 274 reviews · from ~£100/night. A terraced hillside Sheraton in the Dago/Setiabudi direction, with landscaped gardens stepping down the slope and city views below. For travellers who want a global-brand five-star in a leafy, elevated setting.

7. Grand Hotel Preanger — Bandung · 5★ · 216 reviews · from ~£56/night. A historic Art-Deco landmark on Jalan Asia Afrika — part-designed in the 1920s, it's one of Bandung's heritage grande dames, right in the central colonial core near Braga Street. For travellers who want the city's architectural history as their address at a keen price.

8. Hotel Indigo Bandung Dago Pakar by IHG — Bandung · 5★ · 104 reviews · from ~£87/night. A newer boutique-branded five-star up in Dago Pakar, with IHG's neighbourhood-story design approach and hillside views. For travellers who want a fresh, design-forward luxury stay in the scenic northern hills.

9. Padma Hotel Bandung — Bandung · 5★ · 101 reviews · from ~£188/night. The most expensive hotel in this guide — a dramatic cliff-edge resort with an infinity pool and rooms overlooking a forested ravine on the city's western edge. For a special-occasion stay where the setting is the whole point.

Luxury from-prices are live rates pulled while writing and move with your dates and the season — tap any hotel for today's number. See all Bandung stays or search flights to CGK.

The Best Mid-Range Hotels in Bandung

The middle of the market is where Bandung shines for most travellers — real four-star facilities and big review counts from under £40 a night. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

10. Hilton Bandung — Bandung · 4★ · 1,108 reviews · from ~£70/night. The most-reviewed hotel in the mid-range tier — a large, central Hilton with a rooftop pool and easy access to the shopping and heritage core. For travellers who want dependable brand standards near the action.

11. Aston Pasteur — Bandung · 4★ · 860 reviews · from ~£38/night. Excellent value — a well-reviewed four-star near the Pasteur toll gate (handy for arrivals by road) with a pool and family rooms. For travellers who want four-star comfort at budget-tier money.

12. Aston Tropicana Hotel Bandung — Bandung · 4★ · 860 reviews · from ~£48/night. A popular four-star on Jalan Cihampelas — right on the shopping strip, with a pool and strong reviews. For travellers who want to shop from the doorstep and return to a proper hotel.

13. Novotel Bandung — Bandung · 4★ · 726 reviews · from ~£38/night. A reliable central Novotel near Braga and the heritage core, with a pool and Accor consistency. For travellers who want a known-quantity four-star walking distance from the Art-Deco streets.

14. Holiday Inn Bandung Pasteur by IHG — Bandung · 4★ · 594 reviews · from ~£37/night. The cheapest four-star in the mid-range tier — an IHG Holiday Inn near the Pasteur gateway, family-friendly and well-reviewed. For arrivals by road who want brand reliability at a keen price.

15. KIMAYA Braga Bandung by HARRIS — Bandung · 4★ · 507 reviews · from ~£36/night. A stylish four-star right on historic Braga Street — the best-located mid-range pick for the café-and-heritage core, at a genuinely low price. For travellers who want to walk out into the most atmospheric part of the city.

16. Aryaduta Bandung — Bandung · 4★ · 447 reviews · from ~£38/night. A central four-star near Braga and the Asia Afrika landmarks, with a pool and business facilities. For travellers who want a comfortable, well-placed base at a fair price.

17. Courtyard by Marriott Bandung Dago — Bandung · 4★ · 340 reviews · from ~£62/night. A modern Marriott on Jalan Dago, handy for the northern café-and-shopping strip, with a rooftop pool and city views. For travellers who want Marriott standards in the leafier Dago direction.

18. Four Points by Sheraton Bandung — Bandung · 4★ · 338 reviews · from ~£64/night. A contemporary four-star near the Dago/city centre with a rooftop pool and reliable Sheraton-family service. For travellers who want a fresh, well-run chain hotel with a view.

19. THE 1O1 Bandung Dago — Bandung · 4★ · 322 reviews · from ~£43/night. A cheerful, design-led four-star on Jalan Dago, well-placed for the northern café strip and shopping. For travellers who want colour and character without leaving the mid-range price band.

Mid-range from-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates. See all Bandung stays or search flights to CGK.

Cheap Hotels in Bandung — 49 Real, Bookable Options From £9

This is the tier this guide was built for. Every property below is a real, currently operating hotel we verified as distinct, with live wholesale rates on its JetMeAway page. From-prices were pulled on live searches while writing; weekends — when Jakarta empties into Bandung — run higher. Budget rule in Bandung: single-figure pounds is real here, and even the top of the budget tier stays in the mid-£20s.

20. RedDoorz Plus @ Dipatiukur — Bandung · unrated · 19 reviews · from ~£9/night. The cheapest verified bed in this entire guide — a RedDoorz-branded budget stay near the Dipatiukur/Dago student area. Basic and compact, but you're paying single figures for a private, bookable room in a well-placed part of the city.

21. OsteL By OstiC — Bandung · 1★ · 240 reviews · from ~£10/night. A hostel-style budget stay with a strong review count for the price — one of the best-value beds in the guide, ideal for solo travellers and backpackers watching every rupiah.

22. D'Journey Hotel — Bandung · 2★ · 52 reviews · from ~£12/night. A simple, tidy two-star at rock-bottom money — a dependable no-frills base for travellers who just want a clean room to sleep between sightseeing and shopping.

23. Zodiak Kebon Kawung by KAGUM Hotels — Bandung · 2★ · 37 reviews · from ~£12/night. A KAGUM-group budget hotel near Kebon Kawung, handy for the train station and central sights. Straightforward and cheap, part of a reliable local budget chain.

24. RedDoorz near Gedung Sate 2 — Bandung · 2★ · 27 reviews · from ~£12/night. A budget RedDoorz close to the Gedung Sate landmark and Gasibu — walkable to one of Bandung's most photographed government buildings. For travellers who want a cheap room in the heritage-and-government district.

25. Kenangan Bandung Hotel — Bandung · 1★ · 43 reviews · from ~£12/night. A minimal one-star at bargain money — a functional base for travellers prioritising price and location over amenities.

26. Zodiak Sutami by KAGUM Hotels — Bandung · 2★ · 34 reviews · from ~£12/night. Another KAGUM-group budget hotel, this branch on Jalan Sutami toward the western side of the city. Clean, cheap and consistent with the Zodiak formula.

27. RedDoorz near Simpang Dago 2 — Bandung · 2★ · 29 reviews · from ~£12/night. A budget RedDoorz near Simpang Dago, on the northern café-and-student strip. For travellers who want to be up in the livelier Dago direction on a tight budget.

28. RedDoorz Plus @ Doorman Guest House — Bandung · 2★ · 20 reviews · from ~£12/night. A guesthouse-style RedDoorz Plus at budget money — a small, homely base for travellers who prefer a guesthouse feel to a chain hotel.

29. RedDoorz Plus @ Cipaganti Street 3 — Bandung · 2★ · 49 reviews · from ~£14/night. A tidy RedDoorz Plus on Jalan Cipaganti, a leafy central street handy for the heritage core. For travellers who want a quiet, well-placed budget room.

30. Badjoeri Ethnic Wooden Homestay — Bandung · 1★ · 58 reviews · from ~£15/night. A characterful wooden homestay with an ethnic-craft aesthetic — a warmer, more personal budget stay than the chain options, for travellers who want local character on a shoestring.

31. Zodiak Asia Afrika by KAGUM Hotels — Bandung · 2★ · 41 reviews · from ~£15/night. A KAGUM-group budget hotel right in the central Asia Afrika area — walking distance to Braga Street and the colonial landmarks. The best-located Zodiak for the heritage core.

32. Amaris Hotel Cihampelas — Bandung · 2★ · 157 reviews · from ~£15/night. A branch of the reliable Amaris smart-budget chain on the Cihampelas shopping strip, with a healthy review count. For travellers who want a clean, modern budget room right by the outlets.

33. Vio Cihampelas — Bandung · 2★ · 42 reviews · from ~£16/night. A compact budget hotel on Cihampelas, handy for shopping and central transport. Simple and cheap, in one of Bandung's busiest retail areas.

34. Mogens Guesthouse — Bandung · 1★ · 445 reviews · from ~£18/night. The best-reviewed budget property in this guide — a sociable guesthouse with 445 reviews at a genuinely low price. For solo travellers and couples who want a friendly, proven base over a bare-bones room.

35. Hotel 88 Alun Alun Bandung By WH — Bandung · 2★ · 29 reviews · from ~£18/night. A budget chain hotel near Alun-Alun, the city's central square by the Grand Mosque — one of the most central positions in the guide. For travellers who want to be at the heart of the old city cheaply.

36. Subwow Hostel — Bandung · 2★ · 34 reviews · from ~£19/night. A modern hostel for backpackers and solo travellers — dorm-and-private mix, sociable common areas, at a low nightly rate. For travellers who want the hostel scene on a budget.

37. Amaris Hotel Setiabudhi - Bandung — Bandung · 2★ · 138 reviews · from ~£19/night. An Amaris smart-budget branch on Jalan Setiabudi, toward the cooler northern hills and the road to the volcanoes. For travellers heading out for day trips who want a clean chain room.

38. Amaris Hotel Cimanuk Bandung — Bandung · 2★ · 162 reviews · from ~£20/night. Another well-reviewed Amaris, this one on Jalan Cimanuk near Gedung Sate and the government district. Consistent smart-budget quality in a central-east position.

39. Hotel Dafam Rio Bandung — Bandung · 3★ · 27 reviews · from ~£21/night. A three-star at budget money — a step up in facilities near the central shopping area, with a pool. For travellers who want a proper three-star without leaving the budget tier.

40. Neo Dipatiukur Bandung by ASTON — Bandung · 3★ · 174 reviews · from ~£21/night. A bright, modern Neo-by-Aston three-star on Jalan Dipatiukur, well-reviewed and central. For travellers who want contemporary chain quality at a keen price near the Dago student area.

41. favehotel Hyper Square — Bandung · 3★ · 237 reviews · from ~£21/night. A cheerful favehotel three-star at the Hyper Square complex, with shopping and dining on the doorstep. For travellers who want a fresh budget-chain room in a self-contained development.

42. Ibis Bandung Pasteur — Bandung · 3★ · 262 reviews · from ~£21/night. A reliable Ibis three-star near the Pasteur gateway — Accor consistency at budget money, handy for road arrivals from Jakarta. For travellers who want a known-quantity chain room at a low rate.

43. Summerbird - Bed and Brasserie — Bandung · 2★ · 125 reviews · from ~£23/night. A charming boutique bed-and-brasserie with a café-culture feel that suits Bandung well. For travellers who want character and a good breakfast over a plain chain room.

44. Ibis Bandung Trans Studio — Bandung · 3★ · 1,046 reviews · from ~£23/night. The most-reviewed budget hotel in this guide by a wide margin — over 1,000 reviews for an Ibis right by Trans Studio Mall and the theme park. The safe, proven default for families and value-seekers alike.

45. Namin Dago Hotel — Bandung · 3★ · 113 reviews · from ~£24/night. A three-star up in the Dago direction, handy for the northern café strip and cooler hillside air. For travellers who want to base in leafier Dago at budget money.

46. Cottonwood Bed & Breakfast House Bandung — Bandung · 2★ · 72 reviews · from ~£24/night. A cosy B&B with a personal, homely feel — a warmer alternative to the chains for travellers who want breakfast and a bit of character. In a quiet residential setting.

47. Serela Merdeka Bandung — Bandung · 3★ · 20 reviews · from ~£25/night. A neat three-star near Jalan Merdeka and Bandung Indah Plaza — a central, walkable position for shopping and heritage sights. For travellers who want a tidy chain room in the middle of things.

48. The Palais Dago Hotel — Bandung · 3★ · 24 reviews · from ~£25/night. A comfortable three-star in the Dago area, well-placed for the northern café-and-shopping strip. For travellers who want the Dago base at the top of the budget band.

49. Ivory Hotel Bandung — Bandung · 3★ · 854 reviews · from ~£25/night. The ceiling of the budget tier and one of its best-reviewed — a three-star with over 850 reviews near the central Riau shopping district. The strongest signal-to-price pick if you want proof, not just a promise, at the top of the budget band.

Budget tier summary: cheapest overall — RedDoorz Plus @ Dipatiukur £9; best-reviewed budget pick — Ibis Bandung Trans Studio, over 1,000 reviews, £23; best guesthouse — Mogens Guesthouse, 445 reviews, £18; top of the tier — Ivory Hotel Bandung £25. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing; weekends run higher. Compare all Bandung hotels with live prices → or search flights to CGK.

What to See and Do in Bandung

Bandung earns its "Paris van Java" nickname from its Dutch Art-Deco heritage and café culture, but the real draw is the mix of highland city and surrounding nature.

Braga Street. The historic colonial-era café strip in the heart of the city — Art-Deco facades, galleries, restaurants and coffee houses. The most atmospheric place for an evening stroll and dinner.

Gedung Sate. Bandung's most iconic building, the 1920s seat of the West Java government, topped by a distinctive skewer-like ornament. The surrounding Gasibu square is a popular local gathering spot.

Tangkuban Perahu. An active volcano about 30km north, with a drive-up crater rim and steaming vents — the classic Bandung day trip. Go early for clear views before the afternoon cloud.

Kawah Putih. A striking turquoise-white volcanic crater lake near Ciwidey, roughly two hours south — surreal, photogenic, and cool at altitude. Pair it with the Ciwidey tea plantations and strawberry farms.

Factory-outlet shopping. Jalan Riau (Jalan LLRE Martadinata) and Jalan Cihampelas are lined with clothing outlets and boutiques that pull Jakarta weekenders. Big malls include Trans Studio Mall and Paris Van Java.

Trans Studio Bandung. A large indoor theme park attached to Trans Studio Mall — a rainy-day and family favourite.

Tea plantations. The hills around Bandung — Ciwidey, Pangalengan, Lembang — are carpeted in tea estates, cool, green and scenic, an easy escape from the city.

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Bandung Hotels FAQs

Do UK travellers need a visa for Bandung, Indonesia? UK passport holders get a 30-day visa on arrival (VOA) for tourism, currently around IDR 500,000, payable in rupiah or by card at the airport. It can be extended once for a further 30 days. There's also an e-VOA you can apply for online before travel via the official Indonesian immigration site. Bandung has no international airport for UK arrivals, so you'll clear immigration at Jakarta.

How do I get to Bandung from the UK? There are no direct UK flights to Bandung. You fly into Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) — served from London with one stop via Gulf, Asian or European hubs — then continue to Bandung. From Jakarta the fastest option is the Whoosh high-speed train (around 45 minutes to Tegalluar/Padalarang, then a short shuttle into the city), or road, roughly three hours depending on traffic.

What is the cheapest hotel in Bandung? On our current tier data the cheapest verified bed is RedDoorz Plus @ Dipatiukur from around £9 a night, with OsteL By OstiC from about £10 close behind. The budget tier runs from roughly £9 up to the mid-£20s.

How much does a budget hotel in Bandung cost per night? Real, bookable budget hotels here run from about £9 to £25 a night — RedDoorz, Zodiak, Amaris and Ibis branches cluster in the low teens, while the pricier end reaches the mid-£20s. That's before any weekend or holiday premium.

What currency is used in Bandung? The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Pound figures in this guide are rough conversions for comparison only — pay in rupiah on the ground. Cards work at hotels, malls and larger restaurants; carry cash for street food, warungs, angkots and markets.

Is Bandung cheaper than Jakarta? Generally yes — Bandung's hotel stock skews affordable, with a deep budget tier from around £9 and five-star properties starting in the £50-100 band. It's long been a value weekend destination for Jakarta residents.

What is the best time of year to visit Bandung? The dry season, roughly April to October, is best — cooler highland air, clearer skies for volcano views, easier day trips. The wet season (November to March) brings frequent afternoon downpours. At around 750m, Bandung stays cooler than Jakarta all year.

How do I get around Bandung? Grab and Gojek ride-hailing apps are easiest — cheap, metered and cashless. Angkot shared minibuses cover fixed routes but confuse first-timers. Traffic is heavy, especially at weekends. Many central hotels put Braga Street and the outlets within walking distance.

What is Bandung famous for? Its Dutch colonial Art-Deco architecture, factory-outlet and clothing shopping (Jalan Riau and Cihampelas), Braga Street café culture, and surrounding nature — the Tangkuban Perahu volcano, Kawah Putih crater lake and tea plantations. It's a favourite weekend escape from Jakarta.

Can you do a volcano day trip from Bandung? Yes. Tangkuban Perahu, an active volcano with a drive-up crater rim, is about 30km north. Kawah Putih, a turquoise crater lake, is around two hours south near Ciwidey. Both work as day trips by hired car with driver or Grab. Go early for clearer views.

Is Bandung good for shopping? Very — it's one of Indonesia's shopping capitals. The factory outlets along Jalan Riau and Jalan Cihampelas draw weekend crowds, and there are big malls like Trans Studio Mall and Paris Van Java. Many budget hotels sit within reach of the outlet strips.

Which area is best to stay in Bandung? Central Bandung around Braga, Asia Afrika and Merdeka puts you near the Art-Deco core, cafés and landmarks. Dago (north) is leafier and hillier, with upscale hotels and views. Cihampelas and Setiabudi suit shoppers. For a first visit, the central heritage area is the most walkable base.

Do they drive on the left in Indonesia? Yes, Indonesia drives on the left, like the UK. Most visitors don't self-drive in Bandung — traffic is heavy and Grab, Gojek or a hired car with driver is far easier and inexpensive.

What is the Whoosh high-speed train? Whoosh is Indonesia's high-speed rail line linking Jakarta and Bandung, opened in 2023. It covers the journey in roughly 45 minutes at speeds around 350km/h, terminating at Tegalluar/Padalarang with a shuttle into the city. It's the fastest, most comfortable way to reach Bandung from Jakarta.

Is Bandung suitable for families? Yes. Trans Studio Bandung, a large indoor theme park, is a family highlight, and the volcano and crater-lake trips suit older children. The cooler climate makes sightseeing more comfortable than in humid Jakarta, and many hotels are large modern properties with pools and family rooms.

Are there luxury hotels in Bandung? Yes. The luxury tier here runs from around £54 to £188 a night — The Trans Luxury Hotel, Crowne Plaza, InterContinental Dago Pakar, Sheraton, Padma Hotel Bandung and The Gaia — genuine five-star properties, several with hillside Dago views, at prices well below equivalent brands in Europe.

How many days should I spend in Bandung? Two to three days — enough for the Art-Deco heritage walk and Braga cafés, a shopping afternoon, and a volcano or crater-lake trip. Many treat it as a two-night weekend escape from Jakarta, arriving Friday by Whoosh and returning Sunday.

Is Bandung colder than the rest of Indonesia? Noticeably cooler. At roughly 750m in the West Java highlands, Bandung enjoys a mild, spring-like climate — comfortable days and genuinely cool evenings. It's a big reason Jakarta residents escape here at weekends.

Do Bandung hotels include breakfast? Most mid-range and luxury hotels include breakfast; at the cheapest budget properties (RedDoorz, small guesthouses, hostels) it's often an optional extra or not included. Check the room rate's inclusions on the hotel's live page before comparing options.

What is the most expensive hotel in this Bandung guide? The top price in this guide's data is Padma Hotel Bandung, from around £188 a night — a cliff-edge resort with valley views. Even at the ceiling, that's modest for a genuine five-star, and the rest of the luxury tier sits well below it, from the £50s.

Is it safe to travel to Bandung? Bandung is generally safe for tourists, with standard urban precautions — watch belongings in crowded markets and malls, and use registered Grab/Gojek rides at night. Check your government's current travel advice, and note volcanic areas like Tangkuban Perahu can close on activity alerts.

Can I use Grab and Gojek in Bandung? Yes, both work well across Bandung — cars, motorbike taxis and food delivery. They're the cheapest and simplest way to move around a city with heavy traffic and confusing minibus routes. Download the apps and set up payment before you arrive.

What food is Bandung known for? It's a Sundanese food city — try nasi timbel, batagor, siomay, and its many cafés and dessert spots. Braga Street and Dago are full of cafés, and street-food warungs across the city are cheap and excellent.

How far is Bandung from Jakarta? About 150km southeast. By the Whoosh high-speed train it's roughly 45 minutes plus a short shuttle; by road it's around three hours in normal traffic, longer on busy weekends. There are no direct international flights into Bandung for UK travellers, so Jakarta (CGK) is the entry point.

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