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Our top choices for Penida Island lodges

A rectangular pool with a wooden deck in the foreground, surrounded by lush tropical plants and a building with a sloped roof in the background.

1. Kesumasari Living Lodge

Sanur

Bernice

RM271 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Nov - 15 Nov

A woman relaxing in a curved infinity pool with a clear view of the ocean and distant land.

2. Bali Cliff Glamping

Karangasem

Mariel

RM260 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Nov - 12 Nov

A restaurant with outdoor seating, a pool, and a display of various items.

3. Dahlia Moon Saba Beach

Blahbatuh

RM82 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Nov - 12 Nov

A two-story house with a swimming pool, surrounded by green fields and a distant town.

4. Klumpu Uma Villa

Denpasar

RM103 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Nov - 12 Nov

A wooden building with large doors and a covered patio area with benches.

5. D'karang Eco Lodge

Tembuku

Deborah

RM81 total

includes taxes & fees

18 Nov - 19 Nov

A row of wooden cabins with a pool in the foreground.

6. BAV Bagus Alit Villa

Sidemen

RM343 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Nov - 18 Nov

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Top Penida Island Hotel Reviews

Seven Dreams A Pramana Experience

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing gem on the northeast side of Nusa Penida. Very friendly and helpful staff, beautiful resort, good food and live musicians performing every night. Looking forward to our next visit."

Sea La Vie Resort Nusa Penida

10/10 Excellent

"Bottom line is we enjoyed this hotel very muc! The room (A03) was cottage style and had a very old fashioned feel. The view from our room was a view of the harbour and Mount Angung. We could see the mountain top with the clouds below it and it was amazing. The shower handle was broken and the button to change from overhead shower to hand held was sticky. Aside from that the room was great! The pool was a 18 inches deep at the shallow end and about 1.2 meters at the deep end. There was plenty of sun for most of the beach chairs and seats in the pool for the poolside bar. The restaurant was joined and directly behind the pool chairs giving us the ability to transition from meal to relaxation at our leisure. The sunset can be seen from the edge of the pool but it is not a direct view. There is a dock at the hotel so if you plan to snorkel (which is why you go to Nusa Penida) then just let the snorkeling company know and they will pick you up and drop you off there. If you are a stay at the hotel resort type then this is a great place for you. If you want to go and the rest of the island it may be inconvenient. You can walk from the beach and town up to the resort but it is a kilometer walk and rough terrain. The drive is not a straight route and is difficult terrain but taxis go there for between IDR 150-250k. Lastly, there are a lot of stairs (a lot) This is not for walking disabled or those with health issues. Loud speaker was constantly blaring prayer music."

Kelingking Paradise Suites Villa

10/10 Excellent

"The villa was spotlessly clean and beautifully decorated. The garden and pool were very pretty with a stunning view over the countryside. Breakfast was included even though it wasn't listed as such and there was plenty of choice. A bit of a hike to the restaurant each day, but helped to burn the extra calories taken on board. Made (the owner) was extremely friendly and polite. He should be very proud of his Restaurant/bar, his villas and the soon to be spa which I'm sure will be just as good. Thank you for a lovely stay."

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