<p>Bundle recommendation aims to suggest coherent item sets to users, yet traditional approaches often struggle to model multi-entity interactions and inter-item synergies within bundles, leading to suboptimal performance. This paper introduces the multi-view hypergraph contrastive learning (MHCL) model to tackle these challenges. MHCL constructs three-view hypergraphs to explicitly capture user–bundle, user–item, and bundle–item relationships, effectively encoding high-order dependencies among entities. To aggregate information from these diverse views, the model incorporates an attention-based feature fusion mechanism, allowing it to learn nuanced user preferences. Additionally, MHCL utilizes contrastive learning to regularize the embedding space, thereby enhancing generalization and robustness, particularly in data-sparse scenarios. Experimental evaluations on three public datasets demonstrate MHCL’s superiority over baseline methods, achieving up to a 5.77% improvement in Recall@K and a 4.53% improvement in NDCG@K compared to the best performing baselines. These results underscore the efficacy of leveraging multi-view hypergraphs and contrastive learning to enhance bundle recommendation accuracy in scenarios characterized by complex entity relationships.</p>