Where to stay in Lombok

Charming and authentic this eco-sustainable resort is set on a quiet stretch of beach. Recycled timber, handmade terracotta tiles and bamboo weaves make for a traditional, yet sophisticated, style of accommodation and the overall feel of the resort is reminiscent of rural Sasak villages.

Qunci Villas offers fantastic value for money and a warm welcome, accommodation is exceptionally comfortable and charming, the décor is cool with clean lines, expanses of polished wood, tactile textiles and splashes of local art.

This beautiful resort is tucked away on a private beach at Medana Bay amongst acres of tropical gardens and the setting is, quite simply, beautiful. Pavilions and villas are strewn throughout the gardens; traditional in style with thatched roofs, highly polished teak and Indonesian objet d’art create an unmistakable, authentic ambience.

A quirky boutique hotel on one of Lombok’s best beaches. Hotel Tugu Lombok is set on the undeveloped northwest coast of the island and is surrounded by empty green fields, plantations, small traditional villages and virgin landscapes. This resort is rather unusual and not for everyone but that’s what we love about it. It is quirky and individual, showcasing hundreds of original, beautiful artworks and antiques painstakingly collected and assembled as a loving testament to the long forgotten, original culture of the isle of Lombok. This detail is also reflected in the design of every part of the resort, from the bungalows and villas to the lobby, restaurant and the striking spa. It is all achieved without compromising on modern creature comforts and luxuries, fantastic cuisine and excellent service.

This intimate, boutique resort is a real find with a clever blend of Sasak style and modern, contemporary features, we love the intricate wooden carvings, traditional thatched roofs and use of plenty of local artwork.

The Legian Bali has long been known as one of Bali’s best resorts and now guests can enjoy the same level of luxury on Lombok. Sire Beach for starters is one of the best you’ll find in Lombok, with views over to the Gili Islands in one direction and across to Mount Rinjani the other, and the elegant design of the resort is in keeping with the local Sasak style. Beautiful local fabrics, intricate wood carvings and local stone create a cool, contemporary feel and relaxed atmosphere as you’d expect on this laid-back island.