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The Canda Villas and Living

The Canda Villas and Living

4/59 Reviews
Nusa Lembongan
We booked the hotel over Booking.com. The facility is viewable. We were in Villa 8 (family rooms). The room itself with two large beds, mosquito net. Breakfast was always freshly prepared. You choose between three options,all options are coffee/tea and juice. We booked a tour to candidasa in the villas and it was all perfectly organized. Schnorchel equipment was put. In the villas we also borrowed mopeds. The manager and staff were very nice. We will come back the 2,5 days were too little.
Villa Bukit Nusa Lembongan

Villa Bukit Nusa Lembongan

4.7/51 Reviews
Nusa Lembongan
Everything else is good, it's too far away from the sea, and shopping is not convenient.
Bali Belva

Bali Belva

4.3/57 Reviews
Nusa Lembongan
The road of Lembongan Island is really bad as other tourists say, but the scenery is really super beautiful. The location of the hotel is relatively close to all the attractions. Rent a motorcycle with the store and watch the map for ten minutes. I will be able to go, the clerk will give you a map on the island and explain to you, the hotel is on the side, so it will be relatively quiet, suitable for the daze ~ cook aunt to do something super delicious, recommended! Every one doesn't have to be afraid of stepping on the thunder, eating and drinking, yes, if you want to live, remember to bring a conditioner and a toothpaste toothbrush. Otherwise, it is estimated that you don’t need to save the water for a few days. Two minutes walk from the hotel ~ great observation deck, no one, super suitable for two people
Kawans Inn

Kawans Inn

4.4/513 Reviews
Nusa Lembongan
I really love this place. I have stayed here twice - once in 2020 and again in 2022. It is a family-run place and the owner used to be a Dive Master. They can arrange scooter hire, ferry transport etc. On our last trip they offered to send us by bike with all of our luggages to the yellow bridge to catch a boat to Penida. My partner also requested for a birthday cake for me, and the owner managed to arrange it with flowers and pastry! I like that you have a private courtyard in the room. Some have a pool and kitchenette. The bed and pillow is really nice, and the room is clean. The bathroom has hot shower. For breakfast, I recommend the banana pancake or the jaffle. And very important, the coffee is really good at this place! It's value for money and I highly recommended it.
Locomotive Hotel and Spa by Eps

Locomotive Hotel and Spa by Eps

3.5/511 Reviews
Nusa Lembongan
A good value-for-money hotel on Lembongan Island, very close to the beach, easy to travel, the hotel is very quiet and the service is good.
Nusa Bagus Homestay Lembongan

Nusa Bagus Homestay Lembongan

4.5/59 Reviews
Nusa Lembongan
What a good place to host****! Excellent price-quality. Good breakfast, comfortable and clean rooms, spacious bathroom. Hot water, air conditioning and mini fridge. You really can't ask for more. The warmth and attention of Wayan and his wife, always helpful and with a smile. They provide everything there: tours, tickets, motorcycle rental. Highly recommended

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Number of hotels34,629
Number of Reviews 80,712
Lowest PriceUS$10
Highest PriceUS$988
Average Price(Weekday Night)US$147
Average Price(Weekend Night)US$144

Bali Nusa Lembongan Hotel Guide

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