Apit Lawang Hostel & Resto

9.4Superb(167)

HostelNusa Penida, IndonesiaView map5.22km from city centre

Sustainability Level 1
Free WiFi
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Book more than 6 days in advance for Free Cancellation.

About

Hi Our Next Lovely Guests,
Welcome to our little jungle. Warm greetings from the Apit Lawang hostel.

Our hostel is located in the middle of the island.
3 minutes from Buyuk harbour, 5 minutes from Sampalan harbour and 20 minutes from Banjar Nyuh Harbour or Toya Pakeh Harbour.
30 minutes to go to the Kelingking Beach (West Area) and 40 minutes go to Diamond and Atuh beach (East Area).

We have a spacious garden with various kinds of fruit plants. In our place you will be see kind animals such as dogs, cats, and birds.
And every morning you can enjoy the sound of birds chirping.
Our place is not too busy with crowds. If you are looking for tranquility, our place is perfect for enjoying the tranquility of Nusa Penida Island

We provide complete facilities for our guests, such as towels, unlimited balinese coffee, unlimited tea made by your self, refill mineral water (just bring your bottle), and hair dryers.
If you want to explore the island of Penida with your partner or friend, our place is perfect for your reservation because it is located in the middle between the east spot and the west spot. We are waiting for your arrival in Nusa Penida. Enjoy Penida island from our place. Let's explore Penida Island with us!

The space
We love our garden and all our fruit plants . The jungle is also just a few hundred meters away. There may be the occasional spider, mouse or frog visiting the bungalow. We have Geckos sharing the bungalows with you. They are friendly & take care of little insects for you. We clean the rooms carefully every day.

***Property Policies***
Cancellation policy: 5 day before arrival. In case of a late cancellation or No Show, you will be charged the first night of your stay.
Check in from 13:00 to 21:00.
Check out before 12:00 noon.
Payment upon arrival by cash, credit cards, but extra charge for credit card service fee.
Taxes included.
No curfew.
We do not accept customers younger than 18 years of age.
Non smoking.

House Rules

Check In

13:00 - 21:00

Check Out

until 12:00

Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free Parking
Free City Maps
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Free Security Lockers
Free Luggage Storage
Bicycle Parking
Children's Play Area

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Reviews

9.4Superb(167)

Value for Money
9.4
Security
9.6
Atmosphere
9.3
Cleanliness
9.1
Staff
9.9
Location
9.3
Facilities
9.0

Stayed in May 2025

alice

Female, 18-24, England

Cannot recommend enough- the 2 lady’s running reception were so helpful and friendly, they dropped and picked us up from town, as well as being so attentive to any issues we had. Would really recommend for some peace in Nusa penida

Stayed in Apr 2025

fanne

Female, 25-30, France

Staff are great fun and super helpful. The rooms are really cool and placed nicely. Good facilities. Very affordable to stay here and a 2 minute walk to the beach. I had a great stay and would recommend, easy to meet friends.

Stayed in Apr 2025

fanni

Female, 25-30, Georgia

We had a really good time at the Apit Lawang hostel. The staff was really friendly and helpful was good to communicated.

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Location

Jalan Ped - Buyuk, Kutampi Kaler, Nusa Penida, Klungkung Regency, Nusa Penida, Indonesia

5.2km from city centre

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About Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida offers all the exotic natural beauty of its sister island Bali, but without the crowds. It’s the largest of the three Nusa Islands off Indonesia’s coast, and thanks to its unspoilt beaches it provides a real off-the-beaten-track experience. Rugged limestone cliffs emerge from its turquoise waters while underground caves house sacred temples. Delve into the area's heritage and you'll discover a fascinating history of witchcraft and dark magic too.

Hostels in Nusa Penida are based to the north of the island among idyllic beaches. They make the most of the region's landscape and culture – stay in bungalows intertwined with tropical greenery or in grounds decorated with Balinese architecture and Hindu shrines. You can expect to find Nusa Penida hostels with pools, air con, free breakfast, Wi-Fi and private rooms. If you need help getting around, staff can book you a tour or hire out a car or motorbike for you.

Varied landscapes make up Nusa Penida, with the south mostly comprising steep crags and the north featuring villages and calm beaches. Sampalan is where you’ll find the ferry terminal, as well as small shops and a few restaurants. About 9km west of Sampalan is Toyapakeh, which has markets and some bars. Head inland where there are traditional villages like Klumpu and Tanglad. To the west of Nusa Penida, you can explore rainforest hiking trails and the Peguyangan Waterfall.

The cliffs above Kelingking Beach have views over the craggy limestone rocks that protrude out to sea, while Broken Beach viewpoint gives you a 360-degree view of its hollowed-out cave. Atuh Beach is considered the most breathtaking due to its secluded spot between two cliffs. To see Nusa Penida’s culture, go to Goa Giri Putri cave temple. Through a small hole between the rocks the cavern opens up to reveal shrines and worshippers. There’s also the extravagantly decorated Pura Penataran Sasih temple in Ped village.

Ngurah Rai International Airport near Denpasar is closest, with taxis that will drive you to Sanur – regular speedboats go from here to Nusa Penida. Boats also run from Padangbai in Bali to Buyuk (1km west of Sampalan) and take about 45 minutes. If you’re coming from Nusa Lembongan, public boats will take you to Toyapakeh village. You can see the island by renting a motorbike either from your hostel or from outlets in Toyapakeh and Sampalan.