Binaria Museum Hotel

A value for money hotel stay, a short stroll to Lovina beach. Many bars & restaurants in Jalan Binaria outside the hotel. Another short stroll to the beach lounges, to enjoy the sunset with a beverage of choice. Many local warungs are nearby also. The breakfast is filling with juice, fruit & a choice of mains. Bacon, eggs etc. is not on the menu but if you ask, you shall receive! The staff are very friendly and Putu is the go to guy for transport etc.

No fridge or tea / coffee making facilities in the room. Pebbles on the bathroom floor are character building!

What a little gem...Old Bali beauty. Quirky, eccentric, interesting,.. The room was large and a comfortable bed, bathroom a little dated but very functional. The carved doors and windows stunning. Little balcony area perfect for drinks. Complimentary tea and coffee in reception. Typical and tasty small a la carte Bali breakfast served in restaurant. Comfy little pool area. The museum area is very cool and interesting. Staff were awesome, friendly and happy. Location is very central, 2 minute slow walk to the beach. A unique and enjoyable stay.

No kettle in room, but only a short stroll to reception to the communal urn.

The location was great, beach metres away. Live music, restaurant and pool area everything you need. The standout however were the staff, extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable of all activities around the area. Budi especially is such a genuine person, if you need help with anything from booking tours, transport or recommendations for activities he will happily help you out. Can’t wait to visit again!

Nothing. I can sincerely say that there was nothing about the property I disliked. Peaceful, quaint, amazing sunsets every afternoon!

The hotel is quite close to the beach which was good. The breakfast was o.k. The staff were nice. The small pool area was nice.

The initial check-in process wasn't very warm or welcoming, but after that the staff were very nice and looked after us well. The toilet/bathroom in our room was very dated and had a shower over the bath which meant you always had to stand in the bath, which seemed to have a drainage problem as after a few minutes showering the bath was half full of water. The bathroom floor is also a bit ropey, they have laid pebbles into cement/concrete to act as a drainage source for the floor but you stand on them in bare feet and it's not comfortable at all.