A hideaway with acres of tropical gardens, shimmering ocean and golden sands along a private beach. Lush rainforests, sparkling blue ocean views and beautiful beaches accompany you as you arrive at this idyllic garden resort. The Oberoi, Lombok, has an intimate ambience, with thatched-roof villas and terraced pavilions dotting 24 acres of tropical gardens. The villas and pavilions have expansive, shaded terraces to relax in, while you look out at beautiful gardens or beaches. All the villas and terrace pavilions offer spacious bedrooms and feature local colors, textures and artifacts.

There are 50 villas and pavilions at The Oberoi, with spacious bedrooms and out-of-this-world marble sunken garden baths. All guest accommodation is in thatch-roofed buildings of local materials, all at ground level and all air-conditioned. Private garden walls of pink-tinged local limestone ensure total privacy.

Every villa has a separate bedroom, bathroom, courtyard with rock pond, raised dining pavilion and terrace with either garden or ocean views. Many Luxury villas have the privilege of their own private pool. In addition, the very superior and spacious Royal Ocean View Villa with Private Pool has a separate sitting room, kitchen and guest shower.

The terrace pavilions all have large bedrooms, glass walled garden bathrooms and a private shaded terrace with sun loungers and dining table. Interior decoration throughout is clean-lined and harmonious with generous use of teak, richly woven carpets and Indonesian artifacts for character.

All guest villas and pavilions feature the usual 21st century accoutrements; satellite television, CD player, safe, minibar, direct dialing and broadband Internet Access.

Room Types
Luxury Ocean View Villa with Private pool
Luxury Garden View Villa with Private Pool
Luxury Pavilion
Royal Ocean View Villa with Private Pool

It would be hard to find a more stunning outdoor pool than this one. Fringed with tall curving palms and with views out to sea, The Oberoi pool is truly beautiful.

If there is any stress left, work it off on the computerized fitness equipment at the gym, available free of charge to guests. Life Fitness Exercycle, Rowing Machine, Stepper and Treadmill and a Cybex Multigym will help keep you trim and toned. Sauna and steam rooms are available at the Spa.

Beach Club
The Beach Club is open to all guests and can be found at the end of a picturesque jetty off Medana beach. Here guests will be able to try out a number of water sports, with expert tuition if required. Snorkelling, PADI Scuba Diving, Windsurfing and private picnic boat rides are all available at the Club. A short boat ride away are the fascinating and beautiful coral gardens of the Gili Islands with a dazzling array of tropical fish.

Golf
There is a golf course across the bay at Kosaido (10 minutes by car.)

Tennis
The resort has a tennis court for guests.

Other Activities
Mountain Bikes, Sea Kayaks, Sailing, Motor Boat, Deep-sea Fishing, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Steam & Sauna, Steppers, Exercycle, Multigym, Rowing Machines, and Treadmills.

Lumbung Restaurant occupies an open-sided traditionally thatched pavilion with breathtakingly beautiful views across a reflection pool fringed with palms to the ocean’s horizon. A variety of Asian and Continental fine cuisine is offered here. An enchanting choice for a romantic dinner, though it may be hard to take your eyes off the view.

This shady terrace café overlooks the sea and is perfect for a beachside breakfast or light a la carte lunch. The café offers a choice of Asian and Continental dishes with seafood specialties in the evening. From here you can gaze across the reflection pool to the Gili Islands. There is a children’s’ menu, but no reduction on set meal rates.

Amphitheatre
On selected evenings, themed Indonesian buffets are accompanied by traditional ‘Sasak’ dance performances. An evening of culture for those who cannot bear to leave the resort.

Near the Sunbird Café, Tokek Bar serves up dreamy tropical cocktails for a mellow evening’s gazing into a perfect sunset.

The Oberoi Lombok
Medana Beach, Tanjung
P.O. Box 1096, Mataram 83001
West Lombok, NTB, Indonesia

Hotel Rating: 5-Stars

The Oberoi Lombok is an idyllic garden resort on Medana Beach, located on the island of Lombok (65 km due East of the island of Bali), in Nusa Tenggara Barat (N.T.B.) an Eastern province of Indonesia. The resort is 28 kilometers (17 miles) from the city center and airport. Set in 24 acres of private grounds, the hotel is a special getaway where you can indulge in the comfort of luxurious accommodation, with superb cuisine, and a caring conscientious staff.

By Air
Lombok’s Selaparang (Ampenan-Mataram) airport (AMI) is a 45-minute drive to or from the resort. Lombok is connected to Bali’s Ngurah Rai airport (DPS) with daily flights (5 times daily) operated by Merpati Nusantara Airlines or from Jakarta (connecting in Yogyakarta or Surabaya) with daily flights offered by Garuda Indonesia. Lombok is also connected from Singapore with Silk Air, three times weekly on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.

Flying time from Bali to Lombok is approximately twenty-five minutes. Flying time from Jakarta to Lombok is approximately four hours (including transit time). Flying time from Singapore to Lombok is approximately two hours and thirty minutes.

Privately Chartered Sea Planes can be organized with The Oberoi, Lombok to drop our guests at the resorts Beach Club Jetty. Flight time from Bali to Lombok is approximately 30 minutes. Private Helicopters may also be chartered in Bali to land at the resort. Flight time from Bali to Lombok is approximately 30 minutes.

By Road
An automobile may be rented near the airport. The drive from Mataram to The Oberoi, Lombok takes approximately forty-five minutes.

By Sea
The Oberoi, Lombok is approximately 65 kilometers across the straits of Lombok from the island of Bali. Private Boats and Yachts may moor directly in front of the resort at The Oberoi’s “Medana” Bay. Private Boat Charters can be arranged in Bali. Sailing time is 3-5 hours.

Currently there is no other ferry service between the islands of Bali and Lombok aside from a freight ferry, which primarily carries trucks and supplies.