Jeeva Beloam Beach Camp

We had such a wonderful time at this place and can not recommend it more. Your own Beach visibly from the bed!! The manager Riadi even helped us Outside of our stay. There is a restaurant for daily meals and activites like snorkeling and biking. Everything else is enjoying yourselfes which should be easy there :) Would love to come back

Let's start with the fact that I was initially hesitant to leave even a review for Jeeva Beloam as it seemed like they were genuinely concerned about addressing the issues I faced and reported. However, their subsequent disappearing act has left me with no choice but to warn others about my experience. Throughout my stay, I encountered numerous issues including RODENTS in the room, Food Poisoning from the restaurant, and a malfunctioning air conditioning system. Despite assurances of a refund and numerous follow-ups over the past five months, I have received no response after providing my bank details via email. It's incredibly disappointing that they have failed to uphold basic standards of cleanliness, safety, and customer service. Until they demonstrate a genuine commitment to rectifying these issues and improving their communication with guests, I cannot in good conscience recommend this resort to anyone. I can also see that many people before me complained about this issues on tripadvisor, such a shame I only checked google reviews before booking a very expensive (and terrible) stay.

We have booked the facility for two nights but we only stayed for one night for the following reasons: Hygiene: we found big rats in the room. Location: very romoted and far from the city, it is actualy in the jungle. Amenities: The electricity is on only for specific hours in the day which makes it very hard to enjoy your stay. Food: very limited options with small portions and overpriced. NB: after seeing the rats everywhere we lost appetite anyways. However, the staff are very kind and friendly but they are not available after 10pm. Safety: the area is full of snakes, monkeys, pigs, and street dogs which makes is it impossible to go for a walk or just to leave the room to enjoy the beach; the beach is not safe to swim ; we basically stayed in the room till next day and left immediately.

We recommend this resort to anyone wishing to find some relaxing time in lovely surroundings. A great location, choose to stay and chill around the resort and private beach or just a short ride to other amenities. The accommodation is clean and spacious and very comfortable. The staff are outstanding and Dini goes beyond her role to make everyone happy, such wonderful genuine hospitality. We will certainly be going back here in the future !! 😊

I think there are few places to be discovered these days where you can experience authenticity in its pure state - here at Beloam, you are truly in Lombok. Not an altered tourist-friendly Lombok but a raw, beautiful, unmodernised spot. Beloam Beach camp provides you with the luxuries you need in order to sleep, wash and eat well - it is really beautifully done - the beds and style of the beach houses are impeccable. There is zero noise apart from the sound of the ocean - there is zero light pollution; the stars are insane. There is limited access to WIFI and the generator provides electricity at certain periods of the day. The hot water is questionable but ample. The staff are pure joy - attentive and proud, smiley and sweet - they literally will try to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The food options are great if you are happy with spicy and local - this place is not really designed for children and therefore the menu can be a little difficult for a longer stay if you have fussy eaters. Eggs/pancakes/white bread are available but this can be a bit boring after 5 days of breakfast, lunch and dinner. There really is no alternative eating spot within an hour (by motorbike) of the camp. I would suggest that 4 nights is long enough here - we were so excited to explore the local area but it is so remote that I think you can do all you are capable of doing in 3 whole days before you would have to sleep in a different spot. We saw bat cave, Japanese cannon, watched sunrise from the view point, snorkelled on pristine undamaged corals, trekked to look-out points, discovered totally isolated and ruggedly raw white-sand beaches and made a lot of meaningful connections with locals who were friendly and curious about us - it is a quiet and deeply traditional muslim community - the sight of westerners in their bikinis was clearly a spectacle for some of the villagers and the local children where fascinated by our kids. I did feel self-conscious at times of my i-phone and jewellery, my pink bikini and holiday nails (!) but not in an unsafe way - more in the respect that this is not for 'holiday' makers but more for 'travellers'. If you go with that in mind, I think I would have made a few different choices in my wardrobe and my accessories. A long-sleeved top for bathing in the water for example when with locals on the beach. As part of a trip with many different stops including instagrammable places in Bali - I had not necessarily prepared for this more authentic part of our trip. It turns out that this was the most magical in so many ways. I cried when we left. I really felt like this was a unique spot and so undiscovered for 2023. I hope the readers of this review will take this on board - and not try to alter this authentic place. Bon voyage!