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AlamGangga Villas Tirta Gangga

AlamGangga Villas Tirta Gangga

4.4/59 Reviews
These villas were fabulous for a relaxing stay if you just want to walk short distances, swim, read and totally relax. Our villa looked straight onto the pool and the rice fields behind it. The restaurant is very popular with day trippers visiting Tirta Gangga but we found we didn't really know they were there. We were the only ones staying there as it was low season. Had the pool to ourselves. Breakfast is lovely and there are fish ponds everywhere. The staff are so friendly and it is a very short walk to Tirta Gangga and warungs that sell all the necessities like beer, water, soft drinks and snacks. We will definitely return as it was so relaxing.
Alila Manggis

Alila Manggis

4.4/556 Reviews
Candidasa
The breakfast is very rich, the menu is all a la carte, the portion is a bit too big! The location of the hotel is very good, far from the commercial area, far away from the downtown, very quiet, it is the best choice for vacation, remember it is the best choice for vacation, not for tourism, it is not suitable for booking one or two nights, suitable for three or four nights, it is too comfortable for everyone The waiters are super nice, especially the coffee in the restaurant is delicious. If you are a member of Alila, there is a discount for spa in the hotel. It is recommended to buy more skin care products from the hotel’s own Alila living.
Candi Beach Resort & Spa

Candi Beach Resort & Spa

4.4/555 Reviews
Candidasa
Let's talk about the location first. It's really far away. It's about 3 hours drive from the airport. My girlfriend has been talking too far, but after the arrival, the invincible seascape conquered her. All the scenery does not need a filter. The photo taken in the hotel during the whole trip is our most satisfying (the lady who loves to take pictures). There are two kinds of breakfast in the hotel. Because we are not used to Indonesian food, we chose the western restaurant for two days. There are very few people in the country, mostly European faces. We went to the end of July, Australia was winter, and there was a little cold at night. It is recommended that the first person bring a coat with two bathtubs and lounge chairs. Very comfortable, the sea view is also very invincible, the pork chops that are eaten in the western restaurant at night are more delicious, support WeChat payment, the exchange rate is quite impressive, in short, it is praise!
Nirwana Beach & Resort

Nirwana Beach & Resort

4.3/522 Reviews
Candidasa
Absolutely love this place,rooms and views stunning Beds Perfect bathroom amazing Staff friendly and service perfect. Gardens beautiful no beach to swim in but close to great beaches Lovely pool and swing over water. Good place as part of a honeymoon or just relaxing. BBQ dinner offered ok, need to set up an hour before not when people arrive. I probably won’t try that again. But don’t let that put you off if’s convenient and live music. Easy to ride scooters around or a car if hiring, but note more trucks on the road in Candidas. Accomodation 3 min drive off main road very peaceful and relaxing. Close to 1. Virgin beach that I recommend for a half or all day relaxation relaxed snorkelling or swimming 30 min away cheap daybeds and massages or 2. The blue lagoon but go early it’s a busy area with boats and snorkelling also 30 mins away. Restaurants are hard to find in regards to good ones We did find an amazing little cafe in the end of our stay called the loaf great coffees breakfast and lunch we definitely will go back here And lunch at the Bloo Lagoon Cafe Restaurant amazing and view to die for Massage here highly recommend this place for food and massages perrrrfect
Amarta Beach Cottages

Amarta Beach Cottages

4.2/512 Reviews
Candidasa
We gotta go back home very soon after 3 weeks, I’ve been to Bali many times before and i never had such a lovely stay. It’s an awesome small hotel and even if you don’t need much luxury you’ll still find it here. Nice and clean rooms with a huge bed and all you need to feel comfortable. The staff is very kind, the restaurant provides tasty balinese food. There’s a beautiful garden with a pool and within a few steps you stand on the white and black sanded beach. There are some corals nearby that invite to snorkeling. The equipment can be borrowed at the diving shop that’s very close down the beach (diving.de CANDIDASA). Great staff there too btw! I definitely will come here again. This has become my fav place to stay 🙂
Ramayana Candidasa

Ramayana Candidasa

4.2/550 Reviews
Candidasa
The hotel's Candidasa feels like a less developed town, and many shops are closed. The hotel has a swimming pool restaurant spa and gym, and it is a good choice to play in the hotel. The restaurant and swimming pool are right by the sea but there is no beach. The hotel's environment is comparable to 4 or 5 star level hardware. The service staff is very patient, but the problem is that their work is not stress-free, but the efficiency is low, but the attitude and the ability to solve the problem are all good, slow, slow-paced life. The restaurant is good.

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