Hotels near Sunset Stables, Gili Trawangan

If you're an Indian traveling to Gili avoid this hotel at any cost. They will give you the worst rooms where doors won't lock, AC won't work and they won't fix it no matter how many times you ask them. The staff will behave rudely to you and treat white people nicely even when you are giving them same amount of money. When you want to reach your ferry on time to leave from Gili, no matter how many times you ask them they won't help you. The horse carts won't come because they will tell you only hotel can call us. Even if you make them talk to the receptionist they will ask them to not come. They will make your life a living hell just because of your skin color but they will bend over backwards for the white person next to you. So please avoid this hotel at any cost. Had the worst travel experience of my life with this ****** hotel.

It is close to the speedboat pier and has a great location in front of the sandy beach. Sunrise can be seen from the beach. The breakfast that comes with the room is delicious and you can choose from 5 types, and it comes with coffee and fruit juice. In addition, for dinner, you can enjoy a delicious barbecue of fish, and you can enjoy a lot of salad dressings. The only downside is that the toilet is outside, so you might get bitten by insects.

We also enjoyed snorkeling and bridal photos on the Gili Islands for the first time! The location was close enough to walk to the port, snorkel, and night market (^^) The welcome drink was also delicious. There were mosquitoes in the room and on the balcony, and my husband and I were bitten quite a lot. Later, I noticed that there was a mosquito coil in the room (　ﾟдﾟ) I think it would be helpful for first-time visitors to put it on before and after checking in. I'll remember to use it next time. I used the shampoo and treatment amenities in small amounts. The bamboo building was also fantastic and wonderful. This time I only stayed for one night and could only enjoy the pool, beach, and breakfast a little, but it was so good that I would like to stay for 2-3 nights next time.

The hotel is on the first line, close to the most party places. Ideal for those who love parties. You will be able to fall asleep after one in the morning. Nice staff. The rooms are old. The bed linen is old. Everything looks bad. Not all rooms have hot water. The hotel is not worth the money. But there are many old and overpriced hotels on Gili.

Nice rooms but a bit on the small side. Located beach front and right by the harbour so it’s in prime location, on the main water front with bars and restaurants located close by. Food was average for the most part and service was a bit slow unless you order room service. Wasn’t happy with a dish but they didn’t do anything about it or allow me to return it but other than that the food and room service was good. The pool looks a lot better in the pictures but it’s nice in the mornings while the suns on it.

Wow, such a beautiful place with an amazing pool and the friendliest staff! Hardi welcomed us as if we were his own family and made us feel right at home. The breakfast was delicious and the staff are so helpful! No doubt we will stay for longer the next time we visit Gili T!

Can’t speak for the bungalows as didn’t see, but if the toilets and reception are representative then…oh oh. I’m talking about the restaurant and beach. This place has lots of minuses, and I’ll come to those, but the major plus outweighs the minuses in a big way. The biggest plus is that this resort has a few amazing low, hanging trees full of bloom that cast a wonderful shade across much of the beach front. This means that you can enjoy the Sun on the loungers (new covers, staff would clean sand), the crystal sea, or if you’re looking for some shade under the trees you’ve got that in abundance (this part of the beach appears to have a narrow shorefront, that ebbs and flows with the tide, but that’s a very minor thing). This was absolutely wonderful for our three-year-old daughter who made it her playground. The beach to the east gets steadily more crowded and soon enough gets dirty the closer you are to the ferry. West it’s more huts with a few loungers. Here seems to be the optimal spot. Came here for at least part of each day for three weeks. Also almost every day turtles came up almost to the beach. The food is so so, on one day, the vegetable curry was amongst the best I’ve had, and another day it was amongst the worst. If there was any consistency to this place, it was in its inconsistency. The guys that ran, it were really nice, but also don’t expect any level of sophistication in their approach to customer service. I left my hat one day and when I came back the next it was obviously gone. Yes I had left it they all said, but none thought it wise to put it away for me when I came back. A bit pricey but less so than at more fancy places (this ain’t one!) but kind of on par for Gili T that is very dear when compared to Lombok or Bali (at least in the cheap north). Five stars for the beach, trees, and friendly staff.

This was the most beautiful place to spend a few days with our family of 5 (kids aged 11, 13 and 17). The villa was absolutely magical but please be mindful that it is an open air villa and Gili T is very hot so it can be quite warm sitting in the open air spaces. The bedrooms are very well air conditioned and I loved the outdoor bathroom. We visited during Ramadan and I also loved hearing the Karan playing faintly in then distance from the local Mosque overnight. We hired bicycles from reception and explored the beautiful island. We hired snorkels for $2.50 each and snorkelled right off the beach (wearing reef shoes is a MUST) and saw a huge variety of brightly coloured fish. I loved the included breakfast where fresh fruit and breads were served with fresh juice and then you can choose an item from the breakfast menu. We also ate lunch and dinner here which were lovely. We arrived at the island unwell for our last stop and the staff could not have been more accommodating in sending smoothies and coconut water to our room. Arranging a doctor late at night for my son and Keeping an eye on my 17 year old daughter who loved the freedom of riding around on the bicycle while we were sick. The view from our villa (number 3) to the beach was amazing. I would love to return perhaps without the younger kids as they found it very hot and didn’t enjoy it as much. We noted that there were very few Australians at the resort with most of the other guests being European which also made this feel more like a real holiday!!! I want to reinforce that the staff at Gili Eco Villa’s were outstanding and couldn’t have done more to make our stay as memorable as it was.

Lombok foi um dos locais escolhidos por nós para passarmos 5 dias, durante a nossa recente viagem pela Indonésia. O Sheraton Senggigi foi o resort onde ficámos. É uma propriedade que se localiza junto à praia, no meio de vegetação luxuriante. Apesar das infra-estruturas do resort estarem muito usadas e com decoração antiga, o enquadramento cénico é único e, nem que seja só por isso, vale a pena conhecê-lo. O resort fica a 1 hora, de táxi, do aeroporto e como tivémos problemas com uma das malas que não apareceu (deficiente serviço da Super Air Jet), fizémos um check in tardio. Vínhamos com fome, mas percebemos que a cozinha da propriedade encerra às 22:30 e a partir dessa hora não há possibilidade de ter aqui uma refeição. A alternativa foi pedir comida de um restaurante de fora do hotel, através da App Grab. O check in foi feito com simpatia, o nosso estatuto Titanium foi reconhecido, fomos acompanhados ao quarto e foi-nos feito um upgrade para uma suite (#5348). Esta era bastante antiga, embora espaçosa, com quarto separado da sala. Infelizmente, começou a chover bastante e começou a haver água a cair do teto da casa de banho. Assim, no dia seguinte mudaram-nos para outra suite (#6152). Esta estava renovada, com algum cheiro a mofo, mas como havia um ambientador perfumante, o cheiro tornava-se menos desagradável. Tinha também sala e quarto separados, vários sofás para podermos relaxar, uma pequena mesa e duas televisões. A cama King era confortável, o AC funcionou adequadamente e havia café e água gratuitos, repostos diariamente. A casa de banho era ampla com um lavabo, banheira e duche separados. A housekeeping, incluindo serviço de turndown, fez um trabalho eficiente. Tomámos o pequeno-almoço buffet, incluído na tarifa, diariamente, e este disponibilizou uma variedade regular de opções. Também fizemos as principais refeições no resort e a comida servida foi de boa qualidade. A lista dos vinhos era limitada e mesmo dos que constavam, a maioria estava esgotada. De notar que os membros Elite tinham 20% de desconto nas despesas de restauração. O staff do hotel foi acolhedor, simpático e solícito. Mas, na realidade, o que nos surpreendeu foi a beleza e o envolvimento do local onde está implantado o resort: vegetação luxuriante, jardins extremamente bem cuidados, decorado com inúmeras estatuetas, algo místicas, piscina também com decoração a condizer, contribuindo para o misticismo do lugar. A praia de areia preta, vulcânica, é banhada por mar calmo e tépido, embora a cor da água seja escura e não das mais atrativas. Sem dúvida, que o grande trunfo da propriedade são os seus exteriores que, embora antigos, lhe impregnam um ar misterioso, de santuário perdido no meio da selva. É verdade que o resort necessita de obras de renovação urgentes nalguns locais, mas esperamos que os proprietários, quando as fizerem, preservem os exteriores tal como estão. Devemos avisar os leitores que este hotel é dedicado a quem quer uma estadia calma, uma vez que a part