Results 1 - 0 of 16 Santosa Villas & Resort Hotel Review(s)
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 4/5 Posted by MR. NAIM, azmi, Singapore in May 2008
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| "the villa at the santosa villa and resort is beautiful and very clean. we have our own private pool. at 1st, we booked a superior room and decide to upgrade after we see the villa.thank to all the service staff, espacialy sunset bar staff (fahri), who always keep me company and give us good service. the down side is the breakfast, should have more choises. will stay there again, for the next visit " |
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4/5 Posted by MR. O'DOWD, Antony, Australia in April 2007
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| "The Intan is in a great location, has a wonderful pool/beachside area, and the staff are friendly and helpful. We did enjoy it.
But the hotel is showing its age. It needs to be extensively renovated, to keep its position in the market (eg lights fell off walls, the air conditioners kept on breaking down, the power went off repeatedly, the TV hardly worked, the drainage was unsatisfactory, paint is flaking off the walls). In fact there are extensive renovations underway (some cottages are being refurbished, and new ones are being built) which was not really a problem, but which detracted from the holiday atmosphere a bit.
The other issue was cost. Given how rundown the place was, we thought the cost was too high, relative to other hotels in the area that we visited." |
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 5/5 Posted by R.M. Bilal, Australia in February 2007
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| "Previous comments about this hotel were obviously out of date and totally misleading. This is a superb hotel, with wonderful facilities, food and great staff. I don't know anywhere else you could find such a wonderful place for $US35. I tried three different rooms over my stay ($35 - $45) to check the place
out well and all were excellent. The huge well-kept gardens, tennis courts, layout, superb pool and tropical setting are perfect, also close to a huge range of excellent and good value restaurants. Try the hotel spa and range of massages around $US15! I valued the comfort and tranquility also. AND they are even starting to renovate and upgrade rooms! Everyone I spoke to staying at the hotel was very pleased and happy. I was so impressed at the value that I aim to take colleagues and friends there next time. Tours and car rental were also good value.
And re. previous comments about the hawkers on the beach and town streets, they are gentle, non-threatening and trying to earn a respectable living on a poor island. Why don't you buy something for a dollar or two and help them to live! Oh, and I did see one mosquito in the bathroom but she/he didn't like the insect spray a tropical tourist might normally have. I also saw the other hotels and Intan village (also called Intan Laguna) be my first choice when I return." |
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 2/5 Posted by BANDT, Falk, Germany in September 2006
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| "location in center of Sengiggi was good but facilities everywhere showed huge impact of "wear and tear", some investments in this hotel have to be done; the breakfast buffet was alright but the price for this night was not adequate. " |
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 3/5 Posted by OFSTAD, Olav, Norway in July 2006
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| "A nicely located hotel that gives you the impression of a more glorious past. New firm leadership seems needed. Staff is friendly but it should not be difficult to find room-keys or to make sure the restaurant has beer. Food not impressive. Maintenance/ redoing needed. Nice pool and beach.
You get roughly what you pay for, nothing more." |
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4/5 Posted by NICHOLAS, Jon, United States in June 2006
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| "there was no or little hot water, staff said they never have hot water. The staff went on strike our last day so no breakfast. Nice hotel suffering due to lack of tourists." |
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4/5 Posted by Ian Wee, Singapore in June 2006
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| "We arrived at night and the lighting in some parts of the resort were turned off, so it was a little difficult following the bell boy to the room in the relative dark. However, staff were generally very friendly and ready to help. Breakfast was rather limited but the omelette was lovely. Best part of the resort was the pool, the largest in Lombok apparently. It was a little difficult getting past the beach hawkers to get down to the beach. Overall, an easy-going place that could improve a little in standards." |
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2/5 Posted by LIM, Dianne, Singapore in June 2006
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| "The room was large but sparsely furnished and in need of a touch-up. The open shower smells of mildew. The plastic covering sheltering the open shower partially was covered with debri which looked like it has not been cleared for months.
The buffet breakfast consisted of about 6 standard dishes everyday.
The resort was deserted but we were refused a late check out even though our flight was at 5 pm. The reason the staff gave was that only 6 of the rooms are to be used during the low season.
The beach is full of motor boats which spoils the view. At SGD 100 per night for the beach view bungalow, I think a better deal can be found elsewhere." |
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4/5 Posted by BLYTH, Sue, Australia in May 2006
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| "Intan Lombok is great to stay at. The only issue we had was that their boiler had died, so we didn't have any hot water. Other than that the place is wonderful. The biggest pool you have ever seen and very helpful staff." |
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3/5 Posted by BLONDEAU, Gerard, Netherlands in May 2006
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| "The room has to need a reconstruction. The beach was not available to use, because there were only boats on the beach. The swimmingpool was very nice! Next time we will stay in Sengiggi Beach hotel." |
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