Perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean, this six-room value resort offers respite from the hustle and bustle of mainland Bali with its setting on the quiet island of Nusa Ceningan. The charming wooden bungalows come with private terraces and outdoor bathrooms, but they're small and offer limited amenities. Some guests have complained about the lack of storage and safes. The small saltwater pool overlooks the surf below and is a popular hangout spot, but that's all for on-site leisure facilities. The restaurant serves a free, well-reviewed restaurant and reasonably priced Western and Indonesian fare for other meals. The resort can organize transport, scooter hire, and excursions, and the staff receives consistent praise. Tough a bit pricier, travelers may prefer Bay Shore Huts on Nusa Lembongan, which has a spa, beach, and two pools.

This intimate, 12-room budget property is located directly on Jungut Batu beach, overlooking Nusa Lembongan’s Shipwrecks surf break. Rooms range from the very basic Standard Rooms without hot water, to the spacious Deluxe Rooms with bathtubs and satellite TVs. All rooms come with attractive patios, but no fridges or safes. The popular on-site restaurant serves tasty Western and Indonesian fare, and hosts regular live music events and barbecues. An adjacent pool is small but has ocean views. While all of the room types are decently priced for the prime beachside location, those looking for a bit more comfort should opt for either a Queen or Deluxe Room. Travelers willing to pay more for a bit more charm and features may prefer the Bay Shore Huts, though the beach it's on is rocky.