Beach Hotels in Amed

Located in Amed, 700 metres from Jemeluk Beach, Dhauteya Villa provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a private beach area.

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Fiona

From

Indonesia

Beautiful small resort with comfortable rooms. Loved the quiet location but close to great snorkelling spots. The rooms were lovely and well appointed with everything we needed. Loved the kettle in the room and big bottles of water that were provided

Situated in Amed, Aquamarine Beach Villas features a secluded beach and tropical gardens with private swimming pools overlooking the sea.

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ferenc

From

Switzerland

Very nice villa with pool and view Small resort

Located within a few steps of Amed Beach and 46 km of Lake Batur, De Adema Guesthouse provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Amed.

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Artem

From

Ukraine

If you're looking for the best quiet place in Bali, go to the Amed and stay here in De Adema. We decided to stay here longer ( I think many guests do it) because we fell in love with these amazing views on volcano and snorkelling with turtles and fish. Delicious breakfast, which you are able to book till 12 o'clock (great choice for a late person). Cleaning is everyday, no need to ask for it. Staff is friendly and helpful 🙂

Nalini Resort offers accommodation in 7 kilometres from Amed, featuring a la carte food, yoga classes, infinity pool and free WiFi.

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Andreea

From

Romania

What an amazing experience at Nalini Resort. Everything was excellent. From the romantic location on the beach, the room, the food (omg it was soo tasty) and nevertheless the staff. Nothing was too much trouble for them. Special thanks to the manager Ari who organized a fantastic trip for us and also arranged the transfer to Kintamani. Go to Nalini if you have the time. It will be a memorable stay

Set on Bali's East Coast of Amed, The Kampung offers beachfront accommodation with a mountain backdrop.

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Skirena

From

Serbia

Just a fantastic place. The China Villa is furnished with beautiful Balinese furniture, it has 4 rooms with en-suite bathrooms, a beautiful outdoor area (a dining table for 10, a kid's table, a bed, 2 sofas, a huge sitting area, sun beds...), a kid's and adult's pool, just for the China Villa. It is right at the beach, but it's not so easy to enter the ocean because of the rocky beach. The service is just outstanding. Wayan, Made and Intan cooked for us and were just perfect.

Offering a garden and sea view, Alur Beach Homestay is situated in Amed, a few steps from Amed Beach and 47 km from Lake Batur.

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Aleksei

From

Russia

The best place to relax in all of Amed!The clear water of the sea and the huge variety of the aquatic world up to the turtles 10 meters from your house.The beautiful and kind hostess of Guest Wayan will help you in various aspects of your vacation, whether it's fishing, transfer, etc..

With sea views, Villa Bukit Segara is set in Amed and has a restaurant, full-day security, bar, garden, children's playground and year-round outdoor pool.

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Ziya Onat

From

Belgium

Great view, professional staff, peaceful

Tudes Homestay is a beachfront property located in Amed, a few steps from Amed Beach and 46 km from Lake Batur.

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Heike

From

Austria

Very nice people. Very caring and nice to chatt with 😊. Felt like home. And soooo peaceful! Loved it! And love to come back.

Featuring a garden and views of sea, Bubu Racok Homestay is a recently renovated guest house set in Amed, a few steps from Amed Beach. This beachfront property offers access to a terrace.

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Julia

From

France

Perfect location in front of the beach! Very nice family, able to provide different services!

Amed Beach Villa is a 2-storey accommodation in Amed which boasts a infinity pool with sun loungers overlooking the Amed coastline and Mount Agung.

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Christine

From

Germany

The hotel in Amed with the best view from the roof top, and at the best part of the beach (without boats). The reef just in front of the Hotel is wonderful and perfect for snorkeling. But be careful at low tide, the corals are very close then, and it could be difficult to get out of the water without touching or hitting them. We stayed there for one week and would have stayed much longer...