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Kabeh Jati Garden Villa & Restaurant

Kabeh Jati Garden Villa & Restaurant

4.5/510 Reviews
Nusa Penida
If you are looking for a tranquil escape with breath-taking views, then this hotel should be at the top of your list. The staff is amazing - always going above and beyond to ensure that guests are happy and comfortable. Their friendly and helpful demeanor adds to the overall experience and makes you feel right at home. The view from the room is simply incredible - the beach and the surrounding landscape create a peaceful and serene atmosphere that is hard to find elsewhere. The quiet ambiance is perfect for those looking to unwind and destress. Overall, the hotel exceeded all my expectations and I cannot wait to go back. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone. A five-star experience indeed!
You and We House

You and We House

4.3/54 Reviews
Nusa Penida
We have stayed 3 nights in this hotel, the room is spacious, the bathroom is very clean, the hotel has a small ”species” or you can buy drinks. The Wi-Fi is sometimes capricionous, but the swimming pool is here to remind you that you finally don't need it. The staff is adorable, the breakfasts are good, they have booked a taxi for the return (interesting price. Furthermore, to be sure to pay the good price to go, do not hesitate to pass through them to book it, We have not received it and we paid much more cheaper. We rent a scooter directly on site. From very good restaurants are about 10 minutes from scooter. The hotel is relatively close to Atuh Beach (1/2h about) We were very happy to stay at the hotel.
Atuh Forest Cottage

Atuh Forest Cottage

4.7/55 Reviews
Nusa Penida
I had a short stay here for catching sunrise at treehouse. I arrived late so didn’t get to see much about this cottage. I left early so didn’t try the breakfast. The room was comfy, the bed smelt very pleasant. The hotel owner is a couple and they are very lovely. The accommodation the best location if you need to get up early for visiting the treehouse. I won’t complain about this as I fall asleep easily, but if you are sensitive with noises you gotta be prepared for the overnight gecko, cats and chickens sounds.
The Angkal Resort Bali

The Angkal Resort Bali

4.4/527 Reviews
Nusa Penida
Truly enjoyed our stay at The Angkal. The staffs are friendly and very helpful. The villa is sweet and cozy overlooking the beautiful sea and a pool. The food was delicious especially the local food and we love relaxing at the cafe. The location is at the east side of the island which was quieter from the busy West. If you would like to explore both west and east side of the island, this resort is perfect as it is located in between. One cons though there is no gate surrounding the villa and the stray dogs could come at night. Just be sure not to leave any food outside at night. All and all great value for money and would definitely come back again.
Malibu Huts

Malibu Huts

4.4/515 Reviews
Nusa Penida
Wonderful small cabins on a cliff right at the sea. Beautifully furnished with outdoor bath (covered), rooms with large bed and a great terrace with bank, table and hanging mat. Water I got for free, and beer could be bought. 2 restaurants are just next to it and another (forest warning, small but very authentic and with incredibly delicious food) you can reach in 10 minutes walk.
Suan Bubble & Triangle Diamond Beach

Suan Bubble & Triangle Diamond Beach

3.5/53 Reviews
Nusa Penida
The territory very nice ,but the rooms must be renovated:( It’s not pleasant to stay in those rooms , very smelly and lots of mould (((( The location is very good for visiting Diamond beach and Atuh beach . The sightseeing located 1km from this hotel (around 15 min walk) There’re couple of shops and restaurants nearby.

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