Hotels Near Liang Bukal in Sumbawa

Booked a room with twin beds but that one was occupied, so the owners immediately set up a second queen-sized mattress in the room we were given. And even with that emplaced, there was plenty of space remaining. The bathroom is spotless with a western-style toilet, there's a small balcony to sit outside, the a/c works well, and the wifi is excellent. Why not 5 stars then? No hot water for showers, but the ”cold” water is hardly cold, in fact. There's no breakfast with the room, but you can order one separately for a very modest sum. There is food available onsite, though there's a place that makes excellent cap cay a short walk away, out the main gate, right, right, and right again - it's shortly before you get to Indomart on the left side of the road, next to the barber's. The bed(s) are very comfortable, by the way, and you're guaranteed a good night's sleep because there are no mosques in the immediate vicinity.

A great option to stay in Sumbawa Besar. Rooms are very light and comfortable with constant hot water & good pressure. Staff are helpful and accomodating as is the manager who kindly drove us to the post office & allowed us to split our booked stay nights over 2 periods & store our luggage whilst on Moyo island. Pool is a welcome reprieve from heat too. Highly recommended

Friendly staff and comfortable rooms. The bed was spacious and clean, the shower was great. The light through the window was very bright and there was a lot of noise throughout the night. The restaurant on the ground floor was smoky. The rooftop bar was still being set up / cleaned around 4pm so it wasnt clear if it was open, but the staff were helpful and we enjoyed our meal. The breakfast was tasty and the airport shuttle service very good.

This is an extremely convenient location when flying in late or flying out early. The hotel is super clean, staff is very friendly, and the buffet breakfast was terrific! The free shuttle to the airport was an extra bonus! I'll definitely stay here again!

This is a very solid hotel. Probably the only hotel of its type in the city. The rooms are clean and fairly well-maintained. There are some weird design choices, like a lightswitch placed between the matress and the headboard, but they don't get in the way too much. Staff are eager to please. Pickup and dropoff from the airport are free and if you need a lift to one of the ports (say for a trip to Moyo Island) the hotel car will provide a lift at a very low price. The breakfast (costs a bit extra) is fine and worth the money I think. There is an Alpha Mart just a five minute walk away, and everything else in the city is no more than 10 or 15 minutes away on foot. The location is at the end of a quiet street in very good condition. You might hear some noise from the lobby from early-evening Karaoke, but I think everyone clears out by 8 or 9 o'clock.

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!