Mysha Guest House-Lombok

Lovely place, nice owner and staff and beautiful surroundings. We would definitely repeat!!

Excellent experience! The family was very friendly, they made us feel like home. Amin knows everything about Tetebatu and its culture, and the tour with him really gives you the opportunity to get into all the history and the way of living of this area. The food was incredible, every ingredient is bought from the local farms and you can taste it!! Highly recommended

We really enjoyed staying there! Amin and Riz made our stay really special and they felt like family. They always checked if we need something and offered us tea and coffee anytime. We booked a ricefieldtour with Amin and he showed us the whole process and also a lot of different vegetables and fruit that grow in this area. The dinner was the best we had in Indonesia and was always cooked fresh from Atti and Riz. We really recommend that place and will definitely come back!

Good location, very clean and very affordable. The staff was very nice and provided for good food. They also provide a tour through and around Tetebatu, which I would highly recommend!

The huts are 100% bamboo, so it does get quite damp overnight. If you close your bags this is no problem at all.

We had the loveliest stay at Mysha Guest house in Tetebatu. The room was beautiful, made by community members with local bamboo. The staff cooked amazing breakfast and dinner for us, with the freshest ingredients from the backyard and the community. Amin was the kindest, funniest and most generous tour guide. He shared knowledge around rice production that has been passed down through generations with us. He also took us to the local market, local waterfall, and to see the local production of bamboo crafts and textiles. Everyone in the community was so generous and welcoming. It was a very authentic Indonesian experience. Terima kasih!

Everything was exceptional.

Staff really nice, friendly and helpful. Really nice rooms and large bathroom (which is quite pleasant after rinjani)

The water was cold but most of all the flux was really low.

The property is located in a calm area in the village, next to a rice field - you will have a beautiful view for the breakfast. The room are clean and pretty. And the best part is Amin, he is someone incredibly nice, friendly and we felt like home. We had some health issues during our stay and he helped us with everything. I recommend the rice field tour with him too

A mosque in the village makes noise pretty early but that’s normal

Lovely homestay surrounded by rice fields. The room was very comfortable and clean and the facilities were good. Amin the manager welcomed us kindly with some tea a great local dinner at the homestay on our arrival. The next day, Amin took us on a rice field tour, we also saw some waterfalls and the monkey forest. I can only recommend you to do this tour with Amin, he explained all the process of rice cultivation and harvest and much more. I recommend this homestay 100%, super nice hosts and comfortable room, and beautiful surroundings in the middle of the rice fields.

On our second evening, we didn’t know what time the kitchen was closing so we couldn’t eat at the homestay, but Amin told us about a place to eat nearby and it was great! Make sure you tell them in advance if you want to eat there !

The stay in Tetebatu was my first ever experience of Indonesia and, wow! - was I absolutely smitten with its simplicity and beauty. The price of accommodation is so minuscle that it only makes sense to support homestay owners by joining on their local tours. After all, they offer not just their time, but their valuable local experience. Walk with them the rice fields, see and hear about the agriculture, jump into the cave waterfalls, watch the local ladies weave sarongs and make clay pottery, drive to the local market and ask your hosts to explain the local foods. If you are not the hike-or-die type, ask your hosts to bring you up to the foothills of Rinjani - and breathe in silence... I've seen and felt in a week more than I would do in two months back home. Also, very important!, as a solo female traveller I felt very safe with my hosts. I felt protected, respected and genuinely understood.

Leaving Mysha's was actually like leaving good friends - heartbreaking.