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An unspoiled private beach and 35-meter infinity pool make this a luxurious and secluded getaway.
Anakampung restaurant specializes in fresh seafood caught on its doorstep, with lobster grilled over coconut husks as its signature dish.
Surrounded by soaring cliffs, seven beachfront sand castles present raw elegance steps from the lapping ocean
A secret paradise of unspoiled white sandy beaches, Ekas Bay is accessible by land and by sea. Far from the crowds, this spot—not far from Bali and Komodo Island—offers world-class surfing, too. Most of the surrounding land remains undeveloped, ensuring privacy and tranquility.
Transportation Options
LOP – Lombok International Airport (50KM)
Authentic artisanal design
Locally sourced cuisine
Unspoiled private beach
Luxurious villas
Wellness facilities
Basic Information
Check-in: 2:00 pm
Check-out: 12:00 pm
Child friendly
General
Free wifi
Secure parking
Free parking
Concierge desk
Family friendly
Laundry serviceService comes at an extra charge
Shuttle serviceService comes at an extra charge
24 hour security
Smoke detectors
Early/late check-in available
Airport transfer servicesService comes at an extra charge
Copier
Guide dogs allowed
Room
Air conditioning
Room service available
Daily housekeeping
Room safe
Wake up service
Wellness
Pool
Personal TrainerService comes at an extra charge
Board Games
BBQ grills
Meeting Rooms
Meeting roomsService comes at an extra charge
Wedding servicesService comes at an extra charge
Projector
Local Features
Tours available
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Coffee shop
Room service available
Accessibility Features
Accessible hotel entrance
Accessible hotel restaurant
Ramp access
Accessible route to restaurant
Service/guide dogs allowed
Wide corridors
Wide entrance
Accessible parking
Architecture Andra Matin, Gregorius Supie Yolodi, and Maria Rosantina
An open-living upstairs area and a spacious dining level on the sand below define the aesthetically modern villas, which the architects have turned into showpieces for the unification of locality and modernity. With a very private feel, a lot of shadow play, teak wood interiors, iron wood outdoor decking, and striking facades built from a wood popular among local boat builders, the villas reflect the traditional values of Lombok yet provide a stunning contemporary allure.
Interior design Andra Matin, Gregorius Supie Yolodi, and Maria Rosantina
The furniture in the villas was conceived by local designers and produced using natural materials, such as teak and rattan. Dining tables and kitchen counters are constructed of handmade, locally sourced materials and polished concrete. The bathrooms are notable for the beautiful terrazzo used to craft the walls, floors, and sink. Inside Anakampung restaurant, the walls are decorated with the work of Indonesian artists.
Beach Far from it all
Ekas Bay is a rare find for surfers and lovers of the sea. Here, world-class waves break during big swells, while more gentle waves await the less-experienced surfer. This is also one of the top locations in the region for kite surfing. Fishing, paddle boarding, and an on-the-beach gym round out the activities for the adventure-minded set, while sunbathing and seaside strolls fill the quieter moments. This is a rare, private, undiscovered seaside sanctuary.
Anakampung Eat like a local
Matthew Angga’s Indonesian menu is built around farm-to-table cuisine and seafood—watch spearfishermen pull in the catch of the day—that’s experienced in a private or communal-dining setting. A casual outdoor barbeque pit for beach grilling during sunset offers up just-caught seafood—the lobster is a must-try.
Infinity pool Soak up the view
The property’s beautiful 35-meter infinity pool is the only one in the region and stretches directly across a 250-meter-long private beach. Guests can enjoy many outdoor activities, such as private yoga sessions by the pool, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, surfing, paddle boarding, kitesurfing, and swimming.
Originals Michal Tyles
How does modernism respond to a tropical context? In the case of Innit Lombok, architects Andra Matin, Gregorius Supie Yolodi, and Maria Rosantina take local materials to create bold new strides in architecture. We had a brief chat with them on working together and their hopes for the future.
Meaning a passionate love of all living things, the movement is about integrally embracing plants, flowing water, biodiversity, natural materials, and plenty of sunlight into everyday spaces.
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