Amed
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Amed
Amed is the first village on the ocean when arriving from the west. It's not as much a snorkelling destination as the villages further on, but offers some good hotel deals.
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Kadek Homestay
Good quality cheapie
Jalan Raya Amed
The bright white walls, crisp linen, springy bed and abundant light in the two rooms of this homestay built in 2010 are an attractive proposition to those on a budget. That these rooms can be had for ... Read the full review of Kadek Homestay.
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Nana Homestay
Brilliant value, still ironing out bugs
Jalan Abang - Adem
T: (081) 338 563 418;Built in mid-2010, this smart homestay is located at the westernmost end of the Amed strip across the road from a dreary black sand beach. The four rooms here are spotless and big enough to fit a big ... Read the full review of Nana Homestay.
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Warung Enak Homestay
Good cheapy next to warung
Jalan Raya Amed
These older style bungalows are attached to the warung next door and feature tiny and slightly dirty rooms (nothing that a mop and bucket wouldn't fix), hard bed with clean sheets and mosquito nets ... Read the full review of Warung Enak Homestay.
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Lily Amed
Bright and airy
Jalan Raya Amed
T: (081) 9360 32565;Set towards the eastern end of Amed village's strip of offerings, the affordable rooms at Lily Amed are spacious affairs with bright white concrete walls and plenty of solid wood on the floors and ... Read the full review of Lily Amed.
Jemeluk
Jemeluk is a fantastic bay with a superb lookout on the eastern edge. Snorkelling here is excellent and there is plenty of good guesthouse on this bay.
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Geria Giri Shanti Bungalows
Very clean bungalows with outdoor bathroom
Jalan Raya Jemeluk
T: (081) 916 654 874;The first thing that strikes you about the bungalows here are the tasteful Balinese facades. They're constructed from grey and orange stone and bricks and are intricately carved by Balinese ... Read the full review of Geria Giri Shanti Bungalows.
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Villa Coral
Good value villas
Jalan Raya Jemeluk
Sitting at eastern end of Jemeluk on the beach under Bukit Jemeluk is Villa Coral, a property with four standard rooms and two villas. The four large rooms are modern-looking with flash wooden bed ... Read the full review of Villa Coral.
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Galang Kangin
A decent option in a great spot
Jalan Raya Jemeluk
T: (0363) 23 480;Upstairs rooms at Galang Kangin have fantastic views over the snorkellers' haven of Jemeluk bay. The balconies are peaceful and catch the breeze perfectly allowing you to while the afternoon away in ... Read the full review of Galang Kangin.
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Three Brothers Bungalows
A little overpriced for what you get
Jalan Raya Jemeluk
Three Brothers Bungalows is actually three hotels right next door to each other owned by three separate brothers. Consequently, the rooms vary between the properties, but are still referred to as if ... Read the full review of Three Brothers Bungalows.
Bunutan
Centrally located Bunutan has a good selection of hotels and restaurants and a pleasant beachside outlook.
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Anda Amed Resort
Contemporary styling, great value
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 498;The hike up the hill to the rooms here might get you off on the wrong foot, as might the slightly aged gardens, but persistence rewards with great views of the ocean and fantastic, modern, very ... Read the full review of Anda Amed Resort.
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Jepun Bali Villa
The best in Amed
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (081) 337 577 083;Without doubt the best accommodation in Amed. The four villas feel like they could be from one of those $1,000 a night jobs in Ubud, but are in fact very keenly priced. Rooms boast heavy dark wooden ... Read the full review of Jepun Bali Villa.
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Santai Hotel
Great traditional rooms
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 487; F: (0363) 23 585With traditional roofs and bamboo walls, these bunglalows are built in traditional Celebes style, but without the chickens, pigs and screaming kids (unless you bring yours). The floors are solid wood ... Read the full review of Santai Hotel.
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Bali Jegeg Bungalows
Luxury at a great price
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 510; F: (0363) 23 510These large and immaculately presented Balinese-style bungalows have carved stone facades and ornately carved wooden shutters, and are set among a lush garden of frangipani, mango trees and tropical ... Read the full review of Bali Jegeg Bungalows.
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Arya Amed Beach Resort
Good for flashpacking families
Jl Raya Amed, Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 513; F: (0363) 21 941The lawn gardens at Arya Amed run all the way down to the water's edge where they finish with a moderately-proportioned swimming pool and restaurant overlooking Bunutan Bay. Rooms are dotted across ... Read the full review of Arya Amed Beach Resort.
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Puri Wirata
Average value
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 523; F: (0363) 23 600The two bungalows at Puri Wirata are their premium rooms and they just don't come up to standard. The rooms are very big and include a lounge and coffee table, a big comfy bed with mosquito net, ... Read the full review of Puri Wirata.
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Pazzo Bali
More expensive than it should be
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 476;The larger rooms in this establishment have cable TV and DVD player and are capable of hosting families with two large beds and the ability to put another mattress on the open space on the floor. All ... Read the full review of Pazzo Bali.
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Apa Kabar
Overpriced
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 492;The bungalows at Apa Kabar are big two-storey affairs with enough beds to sleep four people, though not in comfort. The loft area on the second floor which is home to two of the beds is absolutely ... Read the full review of Apa Kabar.
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Waeni's Sunset View Bungalows
Disinterested staff, the best view
Jalan Raya Bunutan
T: (0363) 23 515;The slack attitude of staff at this hotel perched on the cliffs above Bunutan was the first and last impression that we had when we visited. The rooms have the best views in the whole of the Amed ... Read the full review of Waeni's Sunset View Bungalows.
Lipah
Lipah's central location is very popular and around here are a dive shop, a few cafes and some good accommodation choices. Snorkelling is very good.
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Wawa Wewe II
Decent value air-con bungalows
Jalan Raya Lipah
T: (0363) 23 522;The bungalows here are set amid a garden of vibrant fully grown tropical trees which provide pleasant viewing from the full-sized daybeds on the verandas of each room. Some of the rooms have a loft ... Read the full review of Wawa Wewe II.
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Le Jardin Bed and Breakfast
Decent bungalows but a bit pricey
Jalan Raya Lipah
T: (0363) 23 507;Le Jardin Bed and Breakfast is not a B&B in the traditional sense; probably not even in any sense. Essentially this property is a series of bungalows set around simple gardens on the opposite side of ... Read the full review of Le Jardin Bed and Breakfast.
Lean
Lean sits midway between Lipah and Selang and has snorkelling offshore alongwith plenty of fishing boats.
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Life in Amed
A small oasis
Lean village
T: (0363) 23 152;Life in Amed is a small oasis tucked between the black sand beach of Lean village and dramatic inland hills. Choose from their small cottages, with downstairs double beds plus upstairs singles, two ... Read the full review of Life in Amed.
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Palm Garden Amed Resort and Spa
Beachfront deluxe
Lean village
T: (0828) 976 91850;We arrived at this brand new resort just as the sole guest was checking out, and the staffer that showed us around confided that the hotel was so new the staff uniforms were still on order in ... Read the full review of Palm Garden Amed Resort and Spa.
Selang
Selang is a tiny fishing village in a small bay which has some fantastic snorkelling right off the beach in front of the very popular Good Karma.
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Blue Moon Villas
Compact resort with great views
Selang Beach
T: (0363) 21 428; F: (0363) 21 428Blue Moon Villas is set on a headland separating two of the bays at Selang and has a bunch of free-standing, upstairs/downstairs lodgings with two swimming pools and great views. When we visited we ... Read the full review of Blue Moon Villas.
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Good Karma
Beach shacks with character
Jalan Raya Selang
T: (081) 337 531 133;All the bungalows have great character and share the same facilities and aspect towards the ocean, but some are larger than others and therefore command a higher price. It's the proximity to the ... Read the full review of Good Karma.
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Selang Resort
Popular dive resort
Selang
T: (081) 747 38058;Perched on the steep slope that runs from the beach road down to the clear waters, Selang Resort has a cluster of variable quality rooms and a very well placed swimming pool and restaurant. The guy ... Read the full review of Selang Resort.
Banyuning
Banyuning is home to the Japanese shipwreck which draws crowds from across Bali. It's pleasant, though a little isolated, but the snorkelling is brilliant.
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Eka Purnama
Bamboo shacks with great views
Jalan Raya Banyuning
T: (082) 837 226 42;These particular bamboo bungalows have cool tiled floors, bamboo beds with brightly-coloured sheets and pillows and hard mattresses -- don't crash onto the bed after a hard day's snorkelling or you ... Read the full review of Eka Purnama.
Aas
Aas feels like the end of the world and is situated at the far east of the string of villages that make up Amed. There's good snorkelling, but that's about it.
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Meditasi Bungalows
Get back to nature
Jalan Raya Aas
T: (082) 837 22738;The bungalows here are reminiscent of old beach shacks on a breezy isolated coast and they are fantastic. Solid wood floors form the foundation of these bungalows with bamboo walls reaching high up ... Read the full review of Meditasi Bungalows.
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Top accommodation by review
Life in Amed

1 vote Lean village
Amed
T: (0363) 23 152
Blue Moon Villas

1 vote Selang Beach
Amed
T: (0363) 21 428
F: (0363) 21 428
Palm Garden Amed Resort and Spa

1 vote Lean village
Amed
T: (0828) 976 91850
Good Karma

1 vote Jalan Raya Selang
Amed
T: (081) 337 531 133
Meditasi Bungalows

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Amed
T: (082) 837 22738
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