Nona Lodge

The accomodation was clean and comfortable with the most amazing views from the roof top area. Getting up for sunrise is a must to see Mt Rinjani without cloud cover.

Everything was great

Best placed I stayed in Indonesia. The staff were lovely and made us feel right at home. Will be back for sure!

The view from the pool is incredible. The staff treat you like family, Yogi looked after our entire stay and is a very interesting guy to talk to. We also had an amazing nature walk with Abdi, young lad from the village who was very knowledgable. We also loved our cooking class with Hadi. Very quiet and relaxing (as long as you don’t mind the call to prayer from the nearby mosques). Remember, you are in the Indonesian jungle here, so things are not quite as refined as other places, but we loved it.

Water pressure isn’t great but we managed fine, there was also a gap in the door which made us cautious of bugs but we had no issues. We had no housekeeping during our 3 night stay but again, we managed fine without this and fresh towels and toilet paper were available on request.

- Beautiful pool area with a lovely view of rice fields and Mount Rinjani. - Very peaceful location. - Comfortable room that was clean and had a nice view from the veranda. The room is a traditional style, made from wood, with a room upstairs and another downstairs, and also a bathroom. There is no separate seating area inside but you can sit outside in the ground level veranda or the one upstairs. - Staff were really helpful and lovely. Organised bikes for us and a last minute ride to the airport when our booked Gojek didn’t arrive. Thank you for saving our flight! - Our kids loved the 2 resident kittens and spent time playing with them. - We ate lunch here a few times and the spring rolls and dipping sauce were honestly the best I’ve ever eaten!

The stairs to get up to the upper level of the apartment are really steep and don’t have a proper railing so you need to be really careful going up and down. There are also areas of the property that have steep drops with no safety rails, so perhaps unsuitable for families with very young children (ours were 5y & 12y so it was OK but they had to be carefully supervised).