Luckyly found this resort when searched online. located near Senggigi beach with a hill background. Quite big room I get and got a terrace although I get this room only about 400k rupiah. Nice hotel staff and warm

We stayed here over xmas and new yr we had originally booked to stay in mataram for a few nights 1st then kebun villas were picking us up to stay with them for the new yr we were not happy with the hotel in mataram and thankfully kebun helped us out and we stayed there for our whole stay in lombok thankyou kebun villas. We had stayed here in 2013 not much had changed the pool is lovely the food in the restaurant was amazing the room was large and clean if there was anything it was that there were not many lounges to sit on near the pool and no umbrellas to protect you from the sun. This hotel is cheap cheerful and was definitely worth the money and the staff were very good.

We (couple) stayed at the Kebun Villas and Resort for 10 days, using it as a base from which to explore Lombok and we loved it. Comfortable, clean and quiet.

The resort, only a short walk from the beach and on a quiet and tranquil hillside was perfect for us to retreat to after full days of sightseeing, island-hopping, snorkelling or bush-walking.

While in Lombok, we visited a couple of other resorts (5 stars) and while some were on the beach itself or had bigger and better pools for kids, the rooms were generally smaller and older than ours and many had minor plumbing/cooling problems and other little niggles that ours didn't, but cost considerably more.

The views of the mountains and forest from the balcony rooms really afford a feeling of seclusion, with very little night time noise of the town. The gardens are quite natural and invite many little native birds to flit about around the infinity pool and shady lawns as you relax or have a swim.

The staff were generally helpful, though somewhat laissez-faire with time-keeping, but always smiling and friendly. The 'restaurant' makes for an OK breakfast stop if you have things to do and don't have time to go out, but the cafe at the front of the resort makes the best coffee in Lombok and the food was very much better than in the resort.

To get to the beach, you'll need to walk down the hill, past the Marriott and through the Arts Market where the local women sell the most delicious street food from 5pm on weekends. There is another option though. Visitors can buy a day pass to the Marriott resort (directly opposite Kebun) for about 150,000 rph ($15 Aus) which gives you full buffet breakfast, bar, pool access and beach access (including towels ect) all day. Do the maths. It's also right beside some fantastic beach warrungs so its only a 40 metre walk on the beach to buy cheap lunches, dinners and drinks.

Outside the front gates of Kebun on the left there is a small travel stand. We used the guys there for all our day trips and they were happy to take us to many of the natural springs, forests, national parks and villages that tourists don't often visit, which we loved. We found them to be very honest, reliable and reasonably priced (though you should haggle). Ask for Billy.

Overall, we were very pleased with our choice to stay at Kebun villas and would prefer to stay there again over many higher-rated resorts on Lombok.