Tereng Wilis bungalows

We had a fantastic stay at Tereng Wilis bungalows. Eddy and his family were so kind and welcoming. Our room was comfortable and clean. The view from the restaurant is stunning and the food is great too. Situated in the rice fields, it was wonderful to sit, watch and relax. Eddy took us out on a brilliant tour - we went on a walk through the rice paddies, to two waterfalls, the monkey park and to meet a family of bamboo weavers. It was a totally brilliant day and one of the highlights of our holiday. Our stay was incredible value for money. Thank you so much Eddy and family. "No rice, no power!" 😃

Everything was perfect!

Great location and staff. Eddy and his brother are massive legends! The Nasi goreng made with rice they grow is delicious.

Great atmosphere and staff, the room was really clean, cozy and we had an amazing view of the rice fields. Food they offer was delicious and the shower was really good with hot and really cold water. Definetely recommend!

The praying in the early morning is a bit loud in the room.

Clean, perfect for the price, amazing location in the rice fields.

Excellent staff. Great location. Close to waterfalls.

Amazing place to stay, in a nice location with easy access to some great spots around via bike. Eddy and the family are some of the nicest people you’ll meet in Lombok and happy to help with anything you need.

Excellent location, great staff. Close to waterfalls.

This place was brilliant, we really loved our stay here! It was so peaceful, quiet and just beautiful! Our room looked out onto the paddy fields which was absolutely stunning! Edy and his family were amazing hosts, they really went above and beyond. I was also really impressed with the facilities for somewhere that was in the middle of a village in the mountains - hot shower, comfy bed, lots of shelves to put your bathroom bits on, a bedside lamp. I had seen on other reviews about there only being one Hammock but they very quickly offered us a cushion to sit on as well so that wasn't an issue for us. The food was great & reasonably priced, with lots of options for dinner. Edy was super friendly and a fantastic host, he took us on a reasonably priced tour that covered the rice paddy fields, waterfalls, seeing the Javan langurs in Tetebatu monkey forest and also visiting the village's traditional craft (bamboo), it was a fantastic tour. He was very knowledgeable of the area and was able to answer most of our questions! He even took us out on a night walk one evening to look for nocturnal animals as we had chatted about wanting to do that, he will tailor the tours to suit whatever you'd like to do. Edy also suggested to us places to go for the next day that we could do ourselves which I thought was a nice touch rather than trying to push tours on us like I had read other places do. We found it quite easy chatting to Edy in the evenings and wiling away the time that way but alternatively if you're travelling in a pair or group I'd recommend trying to bring a pack of cards or some card games for the evenings. The village is very remote and quiet, other than the ones at this hotel there weren't many tourists in this part of Tetebatu but we loved that... We got to go to the "touristy" parts during our tour and then come away from there in the evenings.

One thing to note is the village is very, very quiet. There are a couple snack shops but that's about it. The roads are very bad so unless you're a very proficient scooter driver riding round on a scooter in this part of Tetebatu isn't recommended. But there is a waterfall/monkey forest that is walkable to (about 20 mins). However we really liked that it was really quiet as it didn't feel very touristy, so I wouldn't say this is a fault for us just something to note depending on if nearby amenities/road infrastructure are important to you. The other downside (this is in no way a fault on the homestay as they can't control this) is the prayer to call every morning at 4-5am was so loud. I had ear plugs but even they weren't enough! Maybe if you have industrial ones (like Loop ones) they might work better though. It only lasts about 20-30 mins and then you can go back to sleep. Though on the morning we were checking out it was quieter and I could actually sleep through it with ear plugs so maybe it is dependent on the singer. But I read lots of reviews for different homestays/hotels in the area and the loud morning call to prayer seems to be a common theme as there are many mosques all throughout the villages so I wouldn't use that as a point for not picking here, just something to be prepared for!