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Rinjani Mountain Garden
0818 569730,
rinjanigarden@hotmail.de
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map
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A gor-
geous, remote spot, run by a German couple, with stylish recycled-wood bungalows, simple
bamboo
pondok
huts with shared bathrooms and fully equipped tents. The garden has panor-
amic views and a swimming pool, and there's excellent, hearty food. Access is via the very
rough road to T
Teres Geni
t, 4km east of Bayan; phone ahead for a Bayan pick-up. Senaru is
1hr walk away.
Rp260,000
Senaru Villa
0812 3781 4445,
rinjanimaster.com
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map
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This modern building with
modern a/c rooms and hot-water bathrooms is the base for John's Adventures who can organ-
ize Gunung
Rinjani treks
.
The op
en-a
ir restaurant is a fine place to take in the fantastic view
of the mountain and rice paddies.
$65
SEMBALUN LAWANG
Lembah Rinjani
0818 0365 2511,
sites.google.com/site/lembahrinjani
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map
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Small,
clean rooms with verandas facing the mountain can be found at
Lembah Rinjani
, 200m
along the Rinjani trail. The cheaper cold-water rooms are supplied with hot-water buckets
for bathing
. There's
a restaurant too, with Indonesian and international dishes from around
Rp30,000.
Rp300,000
of the village along the main road; the modern rooms in this new hotel all have good views,
hot water and satellite TV. The restaurant serves tast
y beef sa
te (Rp30,000) and
gado-gado
(Rp20,000) and has a small shop with trekking food.
Rp350,000
SEMBALUN BUMBUNG
guesthouse has seven traditional wooden
geleng
huts with cold-water bath
rooms spr
inkled
across the hillside amid chilli gardens. There's also one large modern room.
Rp250,000
SAPIT
Balelangga
0818 0363 1997,
balelangga.com
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Just below the large new mosque, this
guesthouse is 700m past
Hati S
uci
and h
as simple bungalows with impressive views across
the plantations towards the sea.
Rp200,000
Hati Suci
0370 636545,
desa-sapit.com
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The first guesthouse you'll pass when coming
from the main road,
Hati Suci
has simple cold-water bungalows in l
lovely gard
ens cascading
down from the restaurant. The restaurant serves Indonesian classics.
Rp150,000
TETEBATU AND AROUND
but it's worth venturing out for food at the
Bale Bale Café
, run by an English-speaking local
character and his family. The Sasak menu is mostly vegetarian and includes
olah-olah
(ve-
getables in coconut sauce, Rp25,000),
berdegel
(corn fritters) and soups.
Daily noon-10pm.