The Best Hotels in Lombok

a beach area with chairs and umbrellas

The 17 Best Hotels in Lombok

1. Holiday Resort – Senggigi

a swimming pool with a pool table and chairs This Lombok resort welcomed families with various amenities set within a traditional Balinese layout. Oceanview rooms featured eclectic furnishings that diverged from the classical motif, though balconies afforded sweeping vistas of greenery, a pool, and sea. While garden bungalows and beachside chalets incorporated mismatching accoutrements and art, family suites better harmonized with the environs. Newer accommodations across the road presented as less appealing and possibly disrupted by traffic noise. Massive lawns flanked the shoreline amid palm trees, and a swimming pool incorporated an underwater bar. An assortment of activities were provided yet the children`s program remained modest. Ideal beachfront placement and proximity to Senggigi enhanced this property.

2. Jeeva Klui Resort – Senggigi

a large tree in the middle of a grassy area Unique design blending contemporary flair and traditional atmosphere. Situated midway along the Mangsit road approximately a 10 minute taxi ride from Senggigi, the understated entrance belies expansive, shaded gardens dotted with swaying palm trees. The appealing design concept integrates modern elements with traditional Malaysian carvings, sculptures, and stone accents along wooden pathway. Spacious, airy rooms boast ideal views of the lush surroundings and ocean from sizable private balconies. Outdoor showers are complemented by reasonably sized bathroom facilities. At the end of a scenic cove, the beach presents rocky terrain but unspoiled sandy stretches lie within a kilometer, and the enticing beachside swimming pool invites relaxation. Supplementary amenities such as complimentary yoga classes, a recreation area for families, and an adults-only pool enhance the appeal versus competing resorts.

3. Merumatta – Senggigi

a wooden bench sitting next to a pool of water Situated prominently on a headland within town, this pioneering accommodation sprawls extensively through meticulously manicured gardens descending towards the shoreline. Standard rooms command inspiring panoramas of the verdant grounds or sparkling sea at reasonable rates, while secluded garden villas face the animated public beachfront. Most magnificent are the two-level residences with direct entry to the winding alfresco aquatic center exclusive to members of the adjacent Pool Villa Club upstairs. Here, a whirlpool spa and spacious balcony introduce the sumptuous master suite; downstairs, an expansive living, dining and kitchen area opens onto a sizable expanse of sand and surf. Though parts of the beach see limited bathing or tanning, enough coast and coast remain for all guests. Recreational activities encompass tennis and easy snorkeling just offshore, even if the youth program underdelivers.

4. Living Asia Resort & Spa – Senggigi

a lush green field with palm trees and palm trees A recently established boutique hotel located along a secluded yet tranquil shoreline. The understated brown and white aesthetic is appealing and the extensive gardens framing the property provide a pleasant setting, though the narrow layout precludes ocean perspectives from all vantage points. Guest rooms feature an open-air bathing facility, spacious balcony/patio areas as well as an abundance of modern art displays, but still maintain a sparse quality. Some offer views extending across a vast lawn, while others afford merely glimpses of the sea rather than outright marine panoramas. Private poolside villas directly overlook the ocean. The greyish yet shaded beach forms part of a curving bay currently undisrupted by other resort developments, and the alluring beachfront aquatic venue is circled by attractive wooden decking. As the northernmost hotel in Mangsit, about a 20-minute taxi ride from Senggigi, the hotel benefits from a sense of isolation amidst an absence of surrounding commercial facilities.

5. Lombok Lodge – Medana

a patio area with tables, chairs and umbrellas Situated along an expansive sandy peninsula over 25 kilometers by taxi from Senggigi, this cluster of nine lodging units was designed facing a rocky coastline. Maintaining a very contemporary aesthetic with angular white, black, and grey exteriors, the interior design is slightly more appealing yet remains largely monochromatic with impractical furnishings. Amenities within include state-of-the-art appliances and spacious balconies capitalizing on scenic ocean vistas. Additionally, the lack of direct beach access is mitigated by an elevated sandy pathway affording breezes and panoramic views alongside the magnificent communal swimming area. Daily breakfast and five-course dinner are included in the rates.

6. Oberoi Beach Resort – Medana

a large body of water with palm trees The multi-award winning Oberoi Lombok offers an ultra-luxurious tropical escape surrounded by scenic natural beauty yet slightly removed from nearby amenities. The expansive infinity pool seamlessly transitions into the ocean horizon against a backdrop of lush coconut palms. Immaculate landscaping spans expansive lawns ending at a pristine shoreline with unobstructed panoramas of untouched coastal embayments. Private pavilions feature polished hardwood floors and traditional furnishings complemented by spacious verandas. Garden villas capture the serenity of an African safari, while beachfront suites showcase captivating ocean vistas. Concealed within stately stone walls, the one and two-bedroom accommodations (some with private swimming areas) center around a lush interior courtyard and sunken marble baths. A variety of activities are available daily including free yoga sessions. Situated a winding 40-minute taxi ride from Senggigi, the seclusion is ameliorated slightly by a handful of stores in the nearby village.

7. Puri Mas Boutique Resort & Spa – Senggigi

a room with a table, chairs, and a pool Elegance, natural beauty, and a sense of history in an ideal locale. Just a brief taxi ride from the lively town of Senggigi, this refined resort constructed three decades prior maintains characteristics emblematic of its generation with polished hardwood floors, al fresco bathing areas, and intricately carved entryways. Private single to quad room villas/suites configured with substantial antique furniture and imaginative original artwork; some include expansive private pools while others offer relaxing jacuzzis. Despite facing rockier shores, powdery sands and rolling surf may be discovered with an easy amble. The generously-sized pool appears to merge seamlessly into the ocean horizon, and the meticulously-tended gardens are punctuated with sculptures reflective of local traditions. Guests can experience serenity alongside cultural enrichment at the Puri Mas Spa Resort, situated picturesquely nearby and accessible via complimentary shuttle, boasting unmatched tranquility plus a mini zoo, informative museum, and secluded accommodations.

8. Qunci Villas – near Senggigi

a sandy beach with a view of the ocean A traditional yet modern boutique resort situated in a pleasing locale. Named Kunci (the Indonesian word for “key”), this charming inn is nestled within a curved bay in Mangsit, a brief ten-minute taxi ride from lively Senggigi. The brightly lit and airy accommodations each feature a pleasing window-side sofa, an open-air garden bath with a pebbled flooring, spacious patio or balcony, and walls decorated with contemporary art (though the artistic selections may not suit all tastes). All rooms afford views of either the lush grounds or sparkling sea, while some are candidly classified as having partial ocean vistas. The more expansive villas higher upon the hill comprise up to three bedrooms and an elegant al fresco lounge overlooking a private plunge pool. The trio of Infinity pools just steps from the shore are surrounded by attractive wooden decking and abundant lounge chairs under swaying palms.

9. Santosa Villas & Resort

a swimming pool with umbrellas on top of it Though aging and in need of modernization, this longtime resort located near the center of Senggigi offers a tranquil tropical setting and convenient access. The entrance lies a short distance from the main road amid lush gardens, though ocean views are limited. Interior-facing deluxe suites have Indonesian-inspired dΓ©cor and spacious balconies overlooking the lawns, while deluxe cottages are more appealing thanks to thatched roofs and wooden balconies. Regrettably, an abandoned three-story terrace room block has fallen into disrepair, underscored the property-wide renovations required. It faces a public beach lined with fishing vessels that restricts swimming and sunbathing areas, yet the expansive resort-style pools are linked by bridges and compensate. Additional amenities include tennis courts, water sport facilities, and a modest kids` program.

10. Senggigi Cottages – Senggigi

a patio area with a patio table and chairs Offering fair prices and personable service, this cozy lodging proves conveniently positioned yet soundproofed from Senggigi`s noise. Renovations and the proprietors` evident commitment to hospitality enhance the appeal over many comparable options, often resulting in full bookings. Confined to a small ascending lot, the condensed layout feels intimate rather than overcrowded despite lacking extensive gardens. Spacious deluxe rooms provide some scenic views while standard units remain bright though more enclosed. A sociable bar and eatery topped with thatched shelter and poles oversees an adequately sized pool, completing the amenities.

11. Hotel Tugu – Sire Beach

a beach chair sitting on top of a sandy beach Situated on a pristine yet remote beach, this extraordinary resort creates an atmosphere of sanctity from the very moment of arrival through traditional Hindu blessings. Designed with pervasive Hindu influences, some villas form part of a reconstructed 150-year-old Chinese-Lombok village. Guests hear only the pleasing songs of birds and gentle ocean waves caressing the stunning beach, ideal for snorkeling. Lanterns, huts and hammocks dot the fine white sand while two magnificent infinity pools appear to merge with the surrounding sea. Secluded suites include private pools and breathtaking open-air bathrooms, though the antique decor proves somewhat impractical. Spacious villas incorporate an unusual copper-lined tub. Located 40 minutes by taxi from Sengiggi, the isolated resort encourages visitors to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

12. Katamaran Hotel & Resort – Senggigi

a hotel room with two swimming pools and a pool table Providing basic but suitable lodgings in a pleasant setting conveniently near activities yet retaining a sense of removal, this new resort complex faces an uninterrupted stretch of beach not overcrowded by neighboring properties, though surf conditions can be vigorous and audibly impressive. Spacious Ocean View suites offer genuine ocean panoramas through sizable balcony doors, comfortably accommodating travelers with dual sleeping quarters. Tropical Pool Villas spread across one to two light-filled bedrooms decorated in an understated yet tasteful style, including stone-walled bath areas. An highlight is the beachside swimming pool cleverly incorporated into different levels with see-through walls, where loungers in the shallow ends allow taking in the environs. On-site one can participate in cooking classes, island excursions, as well as complimentary yoga sessions. Set in the Mangsit area a brief taxi ride from popular Senggigi yet maintaining a sense of seclusion, several friendly cafes provide convenient refreshments within walking distance.

13. Sheraton Senggigi Beach Resort – Senggigi

a beach with palm trees and palm trees This luxurious beachfront resort located near the town of Senggigi offers both traditional Indonesian charm and modern amenities for visitors. Though the multi-story accommodation blocks maintain a simple exterior design, the interior public spaces filled with local art, artifacts, and landscaping create an authentic cultural atmosphere. Most rooms directly overlook the impressive coastline and come equipped with comfortable furnishings and private balconies. Family suites provide an expansive living area complete with large dining table ideally suited to multi-generational gatherings. Guests can enjoy the scenic private beach or relaxing lagoon-style pool surrounded by palm trees. Conveniently situated on the outskirts of Senggigi, the resort allows easy access to nearby cafes and shops while still removed from noisy nightlife locales. A few rooms face the main road.

14. Harmony Villas – Kuta

a house that has a pool in front of it A cluster of Mediterranean-style villas located in a lively village setting. The dazzling exteriors of these five recently constructed villas with their subtle turquoise accents call to mind lodging on a Greek isle. Internally, each provides pleasing spaciousness and tender ornamentation with rattan furnishings and tasteful art, yet an aspect which could disrupt tranquility is their close proximity – merely 20 meters apart across the pool might highly impact noise levels and seclusion, especially with floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides. A benefit lies in the spot where the village blending into the tourist town. The nearby shoreline is rather rough, though splendid stretches of sand exist just a 10-minute stroll away. Notably, young children are not accepted in the adult sanctuary.

15. Kies Villas – Kuta

a hotel room with a canopy on top of it This peaceful eco-haven within leafy surroundings exudes a serene countryside atmosphere. Scattered amongst the palm-dotted landscaping are hammocks swaying lazily and thatched huts, alongside comfortable rooms, villas, and bungalows. Spacious accommodations contain eclectic interiors showcasing regional crafts, tile floors maintaining comfort, open-air bathing areas amid greenery, and porches opening to the pool. Villas provide two bedrooms, kitchenette, and private swimming area, while exotic elevated wooden structures recall eastern Indonesian architecture. These units provide ample downstairs living space and cooking nook but upstairs sleeping quarters may become hot. The main pool invites relaxation although another between rooms misses direct sunlight. While slightly distanced from nearby amenities, the surroundings nurture restoration within a tranquil haven.

16. Puri Rinjani Bungalows – Kuta

a picnic table in the middle of a lush green field An established mid-priced lodging located centrally amidst forthcoming redevelopment within central Kuta. Comprising semi-detached Balinese-style bungalows, most deluxe accommodations provide expanse though maintain a sparse interior design despite including a queen and twin bed. Detached superior rooms recently renovated in traditional architectural motifs like thatched roofs as well as sliding panels in fact encompass smaller footprints. Each bungalow features a spacious patio facing substantial gardens and a modest circular aquatic area with an adjoining refreshment station. Situated opposite the beach and close to shops and eateries, ongoing foreshore reconstruction will significantly increase convenience for guests once completed, though interim noise and disruption from construction advances will be considerable.

17. Novotel Resort & Villas – Kuta

a wooden walkway leading to a beach with palm trees This well-established although isolated beachfront resort remains the sole accommodation in Kuta. Though no rooms offer ocean vistas, this separation allows all guests to share volleyball facilities, loungers, and lovely pools on the sands. Each spacious terrace room along the three-story complex features an exquisite private bathroom, unique wooden floors, and batik-patterned linens. Ground floor rooms open onto patios, disappointingly lack balconies like stone structures resembling ancient habitats, some with private pools hidden behind tall boundary walls. A range of complimentary and fee-based activities such as cooking lessons and horseback riding are available. The youth program, however, falls below expectations for a Novotel property, with the isolated location necessitating around a 20-minute walk or quicker beachfront stroll to Kuta without shuttle transport.

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