We stayed two nights in the fairly new bungalows across the road -called Mountain view resort, but same owner- and had a wonderful time. We had the best meals here during our 3 weeks tour across Bali and Lombok. You could tell it was made with love by the owner's wife and sister-in-law. Though the dining room was a bit... More

We stayed two nights in a basic room at the Green Orry Inn - an excellent starting point to explore the area with rice paddies and the nearby local market. Our room was basic, but with a good bed without a mosquito net. You should bring your own. Bathroom "cleanliness" was below average not due to dirt, but insects and... More

Green Orry is a pleasant resting spot off the beaten path, high up in the hills of small town Tete Batu on the lower slopes of Mt. Rinjani. Here, I quite unexpectedly had a stellar travel experience - thanks entirely to the funky and friendly hotel staff, particularly head guide Joe. As a lodging, the place is solid, particularly the... More

Green Orry Inn is a nice place. Shortly they added villas across the road. These are spacious and can accommodate 4 people to sleep. They call it two bedroom villas. Well, the bedroom downstairs prohibits to sit inside the villa. The villas balconys on the first floor have Rinjani view! WARNING! Don’t book this hotel on Internet through Indonesia Tropic... More

Stayed here as part of the Lomok tour with Intrepid travel in June 2012 (TISL). The rooms are very basic but reasonably clean, especially the bathroom which features a much appreciated Western toilet and a hot water shower. Though our room did not have a view, we only needed to walk towards the restaurant and peak over the "barrier" for... More

I stayed here for 2 nights in May 2012. The basic room was clean but had no ceiling fan, but was cool at night. The staff were so friendly and remembered everyone's names. The food for a basic hotel was excellent especially the pado pado or chicken and vegetable soup. A great base to explore the local area.

When we first arrived in the town of Tetebatu, it seemed a little dismal. We were the only tourists in the town and the only guests at the Green Orry. There really aren’t any amenities in the town (save for a couple of very basic restaurants) and we were there in the rainy season so it was raining buckets and... More

Rooms are simple but clean. All rooms have their own patio. Some rooms have hot shower. Friendly atmosphere. Quiet if there are no tourgroups. Perfect to read a book, wander around the villages or hike through the rice fields to the waterfall (you will need a guide).

Nice restaurant with good food; really friendly people, nice bedroom, simple breackfast (fruit and a choice of pancakes or egss), hot water in the VIP room; a good place to visit the sasak and the vulcano