Tanah Damai Hotel

“Hôtel dépaysant”

The hotel sits in the “jungle” but stays quiet. Daily monkey visits are truly refreshing, and the view from the pool side is beautiful. The restaurant is good and reasonably priced, bedding is comfortable, and the free shuttle from the restaurant is a nice touch to watch the sunset. The place is a bit far from any restaurants or the beach; Gamat Bay beach is a 20‑minute walk and the uphill return is steep, so watch out for currents.

Prevost·Sebulan lalu

The place is calm, the pool offers a nice panorama, the rooms are clean, the staff are very pleasant, and there are plenty of geckos, dogs, and macaques around.

Souad·Sebulan lalu

“Niché en pleine nature, bel hotel confortable”

Set in nature with monkeys and other animals that you hear but don’t always see, the hotel is comfortable. The pool has a stunning view. Parking stops 300 m before the reception, so you end up on a scooter if you don’t have a car. Food is good but not very varied. Water cuts and a lack of shampoo were noticed, but that’s not a big deal in such a remote spot.

Christophe·Sebulan lalu

“Décevant”

The wild side of being removed from everything… a jungle experience! The staff are attentive and helpful, and breakfast is good. The hotel access is rough: we were taken by scooter to a spot where we had to leave our bags in the middle of the jungle; the road is practically unusable. The room is a disaster: holes everywhere in the wood, old equipment, almost disposable, and not enough hot water for two showers. You have to accept sleeping with a gecko in the room, dog fights, and monkey battles at night. The place isn’t very restful even though it’s in the jungle. The website photos are not representative of reality. The pool is a catastrophe too, so we left a night early. We woke up very early because of too much light and not enough curtains.

Franck·Sebulan lalu

“Prachtig charmant verblijf op top locatie”

The hotel sits close to a lively club and one of the most beautiful yet quiet sandy beaches, perfect for snorkeling, and each day a troupe of monkeys roams the grounds adding some amusement. We had to get used to the service and staff at first, but eventually everything was handled smoothly and in the best possible way. Because of a few road blocks, traffic is minimal, making it very peaceful, though the hotel does try to keep arrivals and departures moving. Our suite at the top was huge and gorgeous; we ended up sharing it with our two kids even though that wasn’t the plan. The space is definitely large enough with multiple lounges and a big terrace, though we did have to bring our own mosquito net for the girls. Mosquitoes weren’t a major issue and repellent was provided. Breakfast and the lunch/dinner menus were good, with a hint of French inspiration, and the real bread was a nice touch. Overall there was nothing to complain about; it’s a charming stay, not a Hilton, with a few jungle sounds, non‑blackout curtains and some salamanders in the room—but that’s exactly why you come to Nusa, and we slept very well.

Michael·Sebulan lalu