Gilimanuk
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Gilimanuk
There really is no reason to use Gilimanuk as a base for exploring, so it's best to move through here as quickly as possible. Accommodation is situated about 1km south of the ferry terminal.
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Hotel Sari
Good mid-range option
Jalan Pogot
The quality of the rooms in Hotel Sari is better than any of the others in town and they have Western toilet, cleanish cold water showers and big springy beds. Some of the better rooms even come with ... Read the full review of Hotel Sari.
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Sampurna Hotel
The local cheapy
Jalan Raya Gilimanuk
The first thing that visitors should be prepared for in this place is that it's cheap. Very cheap. And for this price you do get a small room that looks clean, has a bed of questionable comfort, a ... Read the full review of Sampurna Hotel.
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Gilimanuk
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