Holiday Inn Resort Lombok hugs the shoreline of Mangsit Village just north of Senggigi Beach. The pristine beach is bathed by the Indian Ocean's crystal waters of the Lombok straits. Managed by the world renowned Holiday Inn hotel chain, Blue Bird owns a four-star resort in Lombok a paradise island just east of Bali. The Holiday Inn Resort
Lombok hugs the Indian Ocean shoreline of Mangsit village, just north of the Senggigi beach tourism belt, about 15 minutes from Lombok's Mataram airport. Offers all the amenities expected of a four-star international hotel including a sauna and fitness center, three restaurants, IDD phones, water sports and a shopping arcade.
The Holiday inn Lombok Hotel location
Holiday Inn Lombok Hotel is ideally located on the beach of Mangsit Village at the Northern part of Senggigi beach area. Holiday Inn Lombok hotel is in a beautifully landscaped tropical gardens. Aperfect choice for your base hotel in exploring Lombok tour or any Lombok travel program. From Holiday Inn Lombok Hotel we can enjoy the sunset above mount Agung and sea breezes are superb, amongst 15 hectares of palm studded tropical landscaped gardens. Holiday Inn Lombok Hotel is just 15 minutes drive to airport, 3 KMs to shopping center, 40 KMs to Rinjani Golf Course.
The Interesting Place of Lombok
Senggigi Beach. north from Ampenan, the road rises over gentle
hills and then drop down to the coast at along . curved beach, with a
panoramic view of splendid coconut groves and colorful catamarans.
Fishermen set out at sunset in a long line, ther lamps forming a
beatiful display. From Lembar ferry terminal, Mabua charter minibuses
run to Senggigi, and bemos along Saleh Sungkar road in Ampenan charge a
modest fare. Rows of hotels grow by the month along the 20 kilometers
from Batubolong to Pamenang. Simple accomdations mingle with luxury
resorts; the center of the area is always crowded and further north it
is more pleasant and peaceful. Senggigi Beach hotel is the oldest
luxury hotel with Senggigi Palace Hotel to the south, and Park Royal
Hotel, Holiday Inn and Patra Jasa Hotel further north. The Oberoi Hotel
is located at Oberoi Beach.
Pura Batubolong, The "Holed Stone" is a Balinese temple atop sea cliffs
next to Senggigi, Offering good view of Bali's Mt Agung at Sunset.
Gili Islands. Three islands (gili in Sasak) off the northwest coast
rate with Senggigi as Lombok's most popular tourist destination, with a
wonderful view of Mt Rinjani to the east. From July to September, lots
of tourist come for the white sandy beaches. Inexpensive bungalows and
clear waters for snorkelling. Bugis migrants from South Sulawesi have
intermariried with local Sasaks and their main activities are coconut
growing, fishing and cattle raising. Take a public minibus from Mataram
20 kilometers northwards to Pemenang. Along the road, Sidemen is famous
for red palm sugar. the road drops down to Pamenang pas bands of
monkeys expecting handouts. A 1,5 km road leads to Bangsal harbour,
accesed by public bemos or by hired car. From Bangsal passanger boat
run from early morning to late afternoon. A charter boat takes 20-45
mins to look at all three islands. Travel agencies and diving centers
organize all-in snorkelling day tours. In the high season it is almost
impossible to get a room after 10 am. Bungalows on stils have simple
bamboo furniture, dining facilities, mosquito nets and toilets are
available.
Gili Air.
1000 people mostly live in the south of this 100+ ha island. the
waters are crystal clear, but snorkelling is marred by limited fish and
seasonal stinging jellyfish. Best sunbathing and snorkelling area are
next to Boroang Scuba shop. At the reef;s edge the coral slopes down to
the 14-20 meter bottom. The west coast is barren, although you might
see a school of Napeoleon wrasse. The island has a small bare bones
clinic
Gili Meno
Only few people live here and there are the fewest losmen as
well, Just island from the west coasth is a large salt lake. The best
snorkelling is off the northeast coast. famous for blue corral and
clouds of colorful fish.
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