Coconut Garden Beach Resort

Tropical paradise with nice reef just in front of the doorstep for snorkeling (beware of sea urchins, just don’t touch the ground). Special atmosphere under the coconut trees, good to relax and slowing down

often there was smell of fires, but this is common on the whole island

We liked the accomodation they were close to beach and restaurant. Clean and comfortable. Dinner was delicious.

Paddleboards were in need of repair, showers could be warmer. Need fridge in room, for our cold drinks.

Perfect location directly on the beach, with amazing bungalows and extremely kind staff. Great restaurant as well.

Nice beach

They don’t provide blankets — only extremely thin bedsheets that offer little warmth during the coldest hours of the night (around 2–5 am). Believe it or not, beachfront properties in Indonesia can get quite chilly at night, especially when the wind picks up. I’ve lived in Indonesia for over 20 years, and this is the first time I’ve stayed somewhere that didn’t provide a proper blanket. A thin bedsheet isn’t one. After the first night, I asked for a real blanket. The staff said they would speak to the resort owner, but later came back saying they couldn’t accommodate the request. It’s hard to believe that in a room costing over Rp1 million per night, blankets aren’t standard. I eventually went into town and bought blankets for myself, my wife, and our 7-year-old son. So, my advice: bring your blanket if you plan to stay here. A few other points: The food could be much better. There is room for improvement in both quality and flavor. No complimentary coffee. A simple fix would be to offer a kettle and some coffee in the restaurant. Even the most budget-friendly hotels usually offer guests complimentary tea or coffee. Bathroom sand is impractical. While it might look nice, it’s not functional, especially with kids. Sand gets tracked into the room and ends up on the bed. The gym floor is just rocks. A concrete surface would be far more suitable and safe. I had other concerns too, but I’ve moved on. I'm now staying at another place nearby for half the price. It has a proper blanket and complimentary coffee — small things that make a big difference.