Mountain View Hotels in Lombok

Simply an amazing hotel in every single aspect. From the moment we checked in, we were enveloped in the staff's care. The daily little gifts, the availability of bicycles at reception, the stunning sunsets, and the chef's breakfasts – I could kiss the chef's hands! I've never had such delicious and generous breakfasts, I probably gained a few extra pounds there 🤣🤣🤣 We didn't even bother going out for dinner anywhere else because the hotel's food was just triple-A amazing. One portion was enough for my husband and me to share, but we always ended up ordering more and more 😀😀😀 You can swim right from the hotel, the ocean is crystal clear, and the view of the palm trees in the evening while you're floating like a starfish in the pool is just wow wow wow. Hats off to you guys, you're absolutely brilliant, we want to come back again and again!

Everything was nice. Fresh spacious rooms, excellent clean bed linen. Classic breakfasts aren't expensive.

I had an amazing stay at Bobocabin - truly a unique and thoughtfully designed place with outstanding service. The cabins are incredibly cozy and set in a beautiful location with stunning views of Mount Rinjani. Everything feels modern and seamless: private parking, QR-code access, a mobile app to control lighting, relaxing ambient music, and fast, reliable internet. What made the stay even more special was the staff - incredibly kind, welcoming, and always ready to help with anything. The team went above and beyond: they adapted dinner to our vegan diet, and even kindly stored our belongings while we went on the trek, which we deeply appreciated. It’s also the perfect base for starting a Rinjani hike. And if trekking isn’t your thing, the hotel offers plenty of activities, so you can easily stay for a few days without getting bored. Highly recommended for comfort, nature, and exceptional service.

We had such a lovely stay. The hotel and amenities are really nice, great pool & restaurant, clean and comfortable room. The location is a bit far away, but the hotel can help you to arrange motorbike rent to reach the town, which takes about 10-15 min. It's nestled in the mountains which makes it very relaxing though!

View: 4.5/5 Villa size: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Maintenance: 2/5 This villa is as big as it looks on their website with amazing view. However, it is quite rundown and needs a refresh, especially the toilet.  The toilet bowl has stains and the overall bathing area are mouldy. I understand we’re in the middle of nature but I would expect better maintenance. Plus the water pressure was low. Maybe it was the rainy season (it rains every evening/overnight), the area is filled with millipedes everywhere, the worst part is that they are in the villa as the doors/sliding doors have gaps. We’re fine if the insects stay outdoors but the millipedes enter our villa every single time and they appear at every creak of the villa. It was tiring trying to keep them out of the villa.  The redeeming factor for the villa is really the view, the Indonesian cuisine at Aura and their prompt service. The view is as amazing as you see on their website, if not more. And they have exceptional food at their restaurant and the service was superb. And yes, there are monkeys in the morning and evenings. The staffs will inform you upon check-in, to lock the doors and avoid eye contact.

Here is a clean, scannable format for writing a professional hotel review. It is structured to help you or your team evaluate properties efficiently, ensuring your clients get a clear picture of what to expect. [Hotel Name] — [City, Country] Star Rating: ★★★★☆ | Stay Dates: [Month, Year] | Room Type: [e.g., Deluxe King] 1. The Quick Verdict Write a 2-3 sentence summary here. Is it perfect for luxury seekers, budget backpackers, families, or business travelers? State the absolute highlights and any dealbreakers immediately. 2. Location & Accessibility Proximity: How close is it to major attractions, transit hubs, or airport links? Neighborhood Vibe: Is it in a quiet residential area, a bustling shopping district, or a nightlife hub? Convenience: Are there convenience stores, cafes, or pharmacies within walking distance? 3. Room Quality & Comfort Cleanliness: How spotless was the room upon arrival? Bed & Sleep Quality: Was the mattress comfortable? How effective was the soundproofing against street noise or hallway traffic? Amenities: Note the quality of the Wi-Fi, air conditioning/heating, shower pressure, and in-room extras (minibar, coffee machine, smart TV). 4. Dining & Facilities Breakfast/On-Site Dining: Quality, variety, and value of the food (e.g., buffet selection, rooftop restaurant vibe).

The hotel is ideally located 500m from the start of the hike down into the crater. The accommodations are very pleasant, secluded from other hotels, with a beautiful view, particularly enjoyable at sunrise in the early morning. The bed is comfortable, but the room is minimalist: -Since there's ventilation from outside, the temperature drops quickly in the evening. Therefore, you have to use a small space heater for the night. -There's 0.5L of drinking water per person per day, 1 small roll of toilet paper, a wardrobe without a hanger... -We were informed that we were also entitled to 30L of hot water. Regarding meals, we ate all our meals at the hotel, which is typical Indonesian. The service is slow, but that's normal in this country... The restaurant terrace is also pleasant. The service is also average: some staff don't speak English well, so we have to repeat our requests to be properly considered and use WhatsApp to confirm our requests. In conclusion, I think it's poor value for money but probably the best hotel in town.

Mixed feelings — kind staff but disappointing overall. First of all, a big thank you to the hotel staff, who were genuinely kind and attentive throughout our stay. Unfortunately, the issue isn’t the people — it’s the property itself. The photos online look beautiful, but in reality, the finishes and details just don’t match the pictures. Everything feels a bit cheap and unfinished. For example, the pool area has small sofas but no cushions, so you can’t really relax comfortably by the water. In the rooms, several things were off — cracked flooring, a broken window, missing door handles (you have to lock the door from inside or outside every time), and other small issues that really add up. Considering the price, it’s quite disappointing, especially when there are nicer hotels nearby for less money. We stayed in the Villa Fuego, which, as you can see on Google Maps, is located right next to the road — meaning it’s noisy, with scooters constantly passing by. It completely breaks the idea of a quiet, romantic getaway in a “private villa.” It’s a real shame, because the staff do their best, but the overall experience doesn’t live up to the expectations or the price. Sadly, despite the warm hospitality, we left feeling that this stay was not worth it.

So the hotel is nothing special... and as for the rooms, I ended up on the 5th floor on one side where they didn't even make a window... there is a glass door but you can't open it, only air conditioning... a hell, highly inadvisable and the wifi sucks.

The place is a bit distant from others as it is on top of the hill and the breakfast is a one plate course. Do take note that the jacuzzi doesnt warm up. It’s more of a chill pool However the view is nice, The room is nice, the staff are top. I would most definitely stay here again.