Hotels in Indonesia vary from island to island, from leafy retreats in Bali to beautiful boats in its remote reaches.
The most popular islands are brimming with gorgeous accommodation, in fact, Bali is the birthplace of the “boutique hotel”.
On Bali, Lombok and Java, you’ll find some of the world’s most sumptuous luxury resorts, a brilliant range of quirky beach retreats, and eco-lodges. Go further afield, however, to the likes of Sumatra, Sumba and the Spice Islands, and your options may get more limited, though our Indonesia specialists always know where to find properties that will enhance your holiday.
Boutique Hotels in Indonesia
Indonesia does atmospheric, characterful hotels particularly well. From tropical villas to converted plantation bungalows, here are a few of our favourites. We’ll guide you as to which would be right for you.
Luxury Hotels in Indonesia
Indonesia has no shortage of luxury hotels, but not all of them live up to their reputation. We’ve visited the ones in our collection ourselves, and each has earned its place through exceptional service and a setting that’s hard to forget. With so many glossy options to choose from, we can cut through the hype and point you to the ones that are really worth it.
Beach Hotels in Indonesia
We rate Lombok’s lovely shores over Bali’s overcrowded southern coastline. It’s far less busy, with sweeping views across turquoise waters to Bali’s volcanic peaks, and still easy to reach. We also know where to find the quieter beach hotels on Bali’s more secluded shores, as well as the prettiest island hideaways.
Eco & Unique Hotels in Indonesia
If you’re after something more remote, this is the section for you. These unique properties won’t be for everyone, and some are a little harder to reach than others, but they can provide exceptional experiences for the adventurous traveller.
Beautiful Boats in Indonesia
Whether you’d like to charter a private boat or set off on a small-boat cruise with like-minded travellers, this is the most exciting way to get around Indonesia. Feel the wind in your hair as you sail around some of the archipelago’s far-flung corners.
