Dharma Yoga Homestay dan hostel

The hostel was so clean, the bunk beds are really comfortable and super private, and I love having breakfast up on the deck. You can see the sunrise from the deck and it’s incredible. I also met some really nice people while staying here and got to spend my time in Amed with them.

I stayed in the dorm and enjoyed my stay so much I ended extending for a week! The dorm faces the smaller alleyway so its really quiet, you can barely hear the traffic noises, so I slept so well. The dorm is also very spacious with 2 bathrooms and huge lockers that fit my small backpack AND my big backpack. The beds are very private with proper steps instead of ladders which are always appreciated! The free included breakfast up at the rooftop was also delicious with so many options to choose from the menu. There is also free water refill. You can also rent snorkels and fins for a reasonable price from here and they also organised a taxi for me to Sidemen for a very good price. The family running the place are so nice people I will miss them!

The property is lovely, from the guesthouse rooms you can look at the ocean, which is right across the road. A few metres off shore there is a beautiful reef teeming with fish life and coral. Breakfast is served from the top floor with the sea breeze and view of the bay. It’s lovely to sit at anytime of day or night. The guesthouse is staffed by a lovely family and they do a fantastic job, cleaning the rooms daily and cooking breakfasts, snorkel hire, laundry etc There are restaurants across the street on the shoreline and cheaper warungs a few buildings down. Also two doors down there is a mini mart and one of the only cash machines that never runs out of money. My child was injured and we extended our stay by a week, and it was perfect because even from our bed we saw the sunset, and I could easily get everything I needed within a few minutes of leaving the room.

beautiful room and the staff is nice, it was clean

it is right on the road so even though you see the sea, you hear the cars