Pet-friendly Hotels in Pemenang

We stayed there for 4 nights. The whole experience was amazing. It was the best hotel we stayed at in Indonesia. The stagg were so friendly and tok care of us. We got lots of free snacks and drinks by the pool and the whole atmosphere was excelent. Food was fresh and good and rooms very clean and tidy. The view from the restaurant in the morning was speachless. We also tried the snorkeling with the pink boat and it was so beautiful and luxurious yet the price was low. Enjoyed every second of our stay. Would love to stay there much longer!

I visited Gili Air first-last time 6 years ago and spent most of my time in a hut-shaped accommodation next to one of the mosque’s speakers. Looking back on old photos and screenshots, Villa Karang is something we considered, but didn’t choose for our last night. The prices have dropped *considerably*. Villa Karang does lack the same kind of personality as some of the other places on the island (be it the more old authentic or new hobo huts), but if that’s not important to you, it’s probably one of the better places to stay. A lot of the island/accommodations felt dead in 2023, but this one seemed consistently busy. It definitely has more of a resort vibe with a large reception area and an open plan courtyard layout for guests. You get welcomed with a drink and there’s a restaurant on site. Garden is well maintained, though pool could probably do with more TLC. It’s usable, but there’s definitely some leaves and bugs floating around. We saw the courtyard constantly tidied, but pool only one the last day (granted, we weren't there always). The pool bar wasn’t open (we did visit out of season) and no noise carried through to the rooms and we definitely had neighbours. Doors close probably 99%, but we didn’t have any bugs or other wildlife make its way into the room, but the Gili dirt on the other hand is impossible to shake. We opted out of cleaning initially, but this was definitely a mistake (plus you won't get your top up water then). There’s a laundry service, a spa nearby & the hotel hosts cinema nights. You’re probably as close as you could get accommodation to the port and walking a bit further, it’s right next to the sunset spots. There’s a few friendly, but loud cats roaming around (not an issue for us). Breakfast was an extra couple of euros and for that was adequate, though not amazing. The room was of adequate size and definitely more modern-fresher looking than some of the other places we’ve stayed on the island (though bathroom was the smallest). There was a safe and a TV, but we used neither, so can’t comment on that. Bed wasn’t the worst, but a bit too hard for my liking (common theme in Indonesia, it seems). A/C kind of worked - as in that in one regime it did blow out cold air, but it was just consistent cold air rather than adjusting to the set temperature (also common). It was also the only place we stayed in where it made a quiet humming noise - my partner didn’t mind, but it did bother my autistic brain and made me sleep with headphones. However on the bright side I found out only later that the mosque speakers did reach our accommodation after all. 7SEAS is the only place I’ve stayed where I haven’t heard them, though, so it’s kind of unescapable, and not the hotel’s fault. Staff seemed a little clueless at times and a lot of them seemed to only speak basic English, but were lovely and always available otherwise, and for us this wasn’t an issue. I would probably consider staying again if I ever visited Gili Air ag

We are currently staying at this lovely hotel, the staff are brilliant and super friendly, nothing is to much trouble for any of them and any need or questions are quickly seen to and always with a smile. We had problems making our check in dates due to bad weather but the lovely edinga(sorry if spelling is wrong) who runs the place, kept in touch all the way, and made sure our booking was kept. It's been 16 years since we visited gili air and have brought our 14 year old to show him the island, we were given adjoining rooms with shared balcony. The rooms are spotless and the beds are super comfy. The breakfasts delicious and the pool and grounds are very well kept. We as a family love it here with beachfront location and a pool table for the teenager. What's not to like. I would definately recommend staying here too anyone thinking about it. A lovely friendly place to stay.

With a stay at KeRensia Private Pool Villas in Gili Air, you'll be near the beach, within a 15-minute drive of Bangsal Harbor and Gili Air Docks. This hotel is 18.4 mi (29.6 km) from Senggigi Beach and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Zone Spa.Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of KeRensia Private Pool Villas. A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 5 air-conditioned rooms featuring private plunge pools. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Turtle Beach Hotel in Gili Air is a lovely little beachside hotel on the east side of Gili Air. About a 20 minute walk from the port. You can wheel your suitcases there but it is a bit of a hike. Horse and cart for around $15 AUD probably better. With great snorkelling directly opposite and lots of bars and cafes extremely close to town it’s well located and a little gem. Bikes and snorkelling gear can be hired next door and the island can be easily rode around in about an hour. Set in beautiful traditional gardens, the rooms are wood filled bungalows with mosquito nets and outside showers which are quite novel. Lovely and quiet with excellent air conditioning and a good size fridge / freezer. Staff are lovely and friendly, nothing is too much trouble. Breakfast is a basic set course of a tasty Mie Goreng, Nasi Goreng or eggs with fruit, fruit juice, tea or coffee. Look some TLC is probably needed to bring a few negative aspects up to scratch ... the pebble finish in the shower was incomplete, the toilet didn’t flush well at all and the room was very dark. So this may not suit some but most places in Gili Air are still a work in progress since the earth quake. Sensor lights made walking back at night feel really safe though. But look overall, great value at around $60 AUD per night. I’d come back again.

We should be the first Chinese to stay in... Let's arrive at Gili Air. See the environment on the island. I have retired with my fellow friends. The island is very original. The transportation is only bicycles and carriages. The carriage is very expensive. From the pier to the hotel, you can only take a carriage. The hotel is not easy to find. The room is not the same as expected. Although it is a villa, the conditions on the island are still incomparable with the island of Lombok. It is not recommended to stay overnight on Gili Island.