Kampung Meno Bungalows

Cute little chalets with very friendly staff who went above and beyond for me in assisting to return a lost item. A huge bonus is the 5 min walk to the beach with amazing snorkelling!

Nothing!

Really nicely decorated, real authentic Indonesian feel to it. Staff were so nice Breakfast included was delicious with nice options Room had lots of nice extra touches which were really good (e.g different towels for shower/ pool)

The menu for lunch/ dinner was quite expensive…

Not far from the beach, close to the central village, really kind staff

The nearby mosque is really loud starting from 4.30. Better bring earplugs

Really friendly and helpful

Silvie and her staff were so kind and warm hearted. They made me feel really comfortable and welcome especially as a solo traveller. Also the breakfast and dinner at the restaurant were really good. Would definitely come back!

It’s worth mentioning there is a mosque quite close to the property. I used earplugs, so it didn’t really bother me.

The staff is always smiling and helpful, they are very precise on the choice of the food, breakfast was amazing with organic passion fruit jam and homemade bread, but who have also eggs. They sell organic sun cream and body cream as well, they support local economy and they are careful on the environment. The room was great, with AC and painting are fantastic.

I like everything, but i have to piont out that you can hear the morning prayer at 5 am.

Loved the whole experience. Such a beautiful property and lovely hosts especially Dewi! Thankyou so much. The location is amongst some of the best. Thankyou!

I found that the mosque was quite loud at 5am but no fault of the property. Would definitely stay again.

Excellent location, super friendly staff, and a very helpful owner who gave great local advice. Just a short 5–10 minute walk to the best snorkelling spots on the island. Breakfast was also excellent – fresh, tasty, and a great way to start the day.

There’s nothing we disliked at all, but it’s worth mentioning that the call to prayer from the nearby mosque can be heard across the island. It’s part of the local culture and atmosphere, and didn’t bother us – light sleepers might want earplugs just in case.