We really enjoyed our visit here and it ended up being such a memorable stop during our time in Bali. Lumbung Sari House of Luwak Coffee had a very peaceful and welcoming atmosphere, and it was nice to slow down for a bit and enjoy something that felt both local and unique. One of the best parts was getting to learn more about the coffee process and trying different varieties in one place. It felt like more than just a quick coffee stop — it was an experience. Everything felt relaxed, and we never felt rushed, which made it easy to really take it all in and enjoy the setting. The surroundings were beautiful, the experience felt authentic, and it was one of those places that just leaves a nice impression on you. Definitely a lovely stop if you’re in the Ubud area and want to enjoy a more personal and memorable coffee experience.

+3

Highly recommended tour. The guide was very enthusiastic and we enjoyed the tea and coffee tasting. Their selling coffee and tea very expensive and the coconut coffee and mangosteen tea I purchased definitely has already and added sugar and coconut coffee. Definitely has a creamer and sugar on it which is a bummer, if you think about the price of the things they offer. Also incense here is very expensive. I suggest just to try their tea and coffee but do not buy it’s like a scam for its price.

+3

Among all the tours our guide took us on, this was one of my favourites. If there’s wine tasting, there’s coffee tasting and as a coffee lover myself, this was the best stop. The experience was wonderful, and the gentleman who assisted us was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain everything clearly. Although the luwak coffee tasted good, I did feel a bit sorry for the civets. That aside, the coffee and tea tasting experience was fantastic, with so many unique flavours to try. My personal favourites were the coconut coffee, vanilla coffee, avocado coffee, mangosteen tea, herbal tea, rosella tea, and cinnamon coffee. Everything was aromatic, and tasted good. I ended up bringing quite a lot back home to Australia because I enjoyed them so much. Definitely a memorable stop for any coffee or tea lover.

+3

An absolute must-visit! We spent a lovely afternoon here enjoying the incredible variety of coffee and tea while overlooking stunning rice fields. ​A special shoutout to Nyoman, who was incredibly professional and shared so much fascinating information about the coffee and tea grown on-site. The tasting is fantastic—most of the varieties are free to try, and they are delicious! I especially loved the butterfly pea and herbal teas. If you're feeling adventurous, the Luwak coffee (Rp 55.000) is definitely worth ordering. They even have a couple of Luwaks on-site to see, though they are usually busy sleeping the day away. Highly recommended for a relaxing afternoon!

+3

I had a 20 minute tour before going to my hotel to check in and it was honestly one of the best 20mins tours I’ve had! The staff was very informative in educating me on the area and the coffee and teas that grown there. During the tour, you’ll be LUWAK (so cuteeee)!!! At the end, you’re in for a wonderful experience in which I was thrilled to purchase $60 USD of different coffee and teas!!! Plus viewing of the rice fields. Go!!!! It’s a must stop if you’re close.