Jenggala Hill

Overview of Jenggala Hill

A guest review on Jenggala Hill's own website is the closest thing to a clue about the property's age — it described the place as still feeling relatively new, and neither that site nor Traveloka's listing publishes an exact opening year to confirm it. That freshness shows through in the modern architecture, paired with Balinese design cues, set across tropical garden grounds. The property is tucked into Jungut Batu village on Nusa Lembongan, an island off Bali known for surf breaks, mangroves and dramatic coastal cliffs, and it keeps things deliberately small at just 10 rooms.

The elevated pool position is the signature feature here: the property's own site describes the view from its infinity pool as among the best on the island, a claim Traveloka's listing supports by citing sightlines over the ocean and Mount Agung as part of the setting.

At 3.5 stars on Traveloka's listing, Jenggala Hill sits as a boutique mid-tier stay rather than a large full-service resort — a rating that fits neatly with the small room count and pool-and-garden focus described above. Getting there takes roughly 1.5 hours from Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) on the Bali mainland, once the boat crossing and onward road transfer are factored in, a detail worth keeping in mind when timing arrival against check-in.

Room Types at Jenggala Hill

One quirk of booking here: the search tool lets you request up to six adults and as many as nine rooms in a single transaction, which is a strangely generous range for a property that only has 10 rooms to begin with — useful if a big group wants to lock down most of the property in one go, less useful for figuring out what any individual room looks like ahead of time.

That's because Jenggala Hill doesn't break its rooms into named tiers, bed configurations or published sizes on either Traveloka or the hotel's own site. With the whole property capped at 10 rooms, there simply isn't a room-chart to publish — the pool deck and grounds are doing the selling here, not a room-type menu.

In practice, that means whatever's actually available — and at what rate — only shows up once you plug real dates into the Traveloka booking page. Climate control and en-suite bathrooms are confirmed as standard across all 10 rooms, with guest feedback specifically calling out cleanliness and comfort, but anything more granular (minibar, bedding setup) isn't itemised and is worth confirming with the property directly before you book.

Facilities and Amenities

A library is an unusual inclusion for a 10-room property on an island better known for surf and diving, and it sits alongside a terrace and free WiFi as part of Jenggala Hill's confirmed indoor offerings. Outdoors, guests get an outdoor swimming pool with a dedicated children's pool, a garden furnished with pool sun loungers, and bicycle rental for exploring Jungut Batu beyond the grounds. A restaurant, café and lounge with a bar cover food and drink on site, and the official Jenggala Hill website adds a pool bar and air conditioning with hot water as standard across the property. For anyone arriving outside typical hours, there's a 24-hour front desk, parking, a safety deposit box and luggage storage.

• Outdoor swimming pool with children's pool and pool bar
• Restaurant, café, snack bar and lounge with a bar
• Garden with pool sun loungers and terrace
• Library, bicycle rental and free WiFi
• Air conditioning and hot water (confirmed via the official website)
• Parking, safety deposit box and luggage storage
• 24-hour front desk

A snack bar rounds out the dining side alongside the main restaurant and café, so there's a lighter option between meals without leaving the property. The 24-hour desk is worth flagging separately, particularly for anyone arriving late after a delayed boat crossing from the mainland. Beyond air conditioning, hot water and en-suite bathrooms, in-room specifics aren't broken out further on either source, so guests after detail on bedding or minibar should check directly with the property.

Location and Getting There

Within a short walk or scooter ride of Jenggala Hill sits Jungut Batu's beach, pier and village centre — one of Nusa Lembongan's main hubs for dive shops, surf schools and beachfront cafés. Getting to the island itself is a different matter: it requires transport, specifically a fast boat from Sanur Harbour on the Bali mainland, and travellers planning the wider trip can compare options through flights on Traveloka before booking that boat transfer across. The property's own site points to nearby shipwrecks and surf breaks visible from the grounds, reflecting Nusa Lembongan's reputation as a surf and snorkelling destination.

Budget around 1.5 hours door to door once on the ground in Bali, allowing for the full journey from Ngurah Rai International Airport — the road transfer to Sanur, the boat crossing itself, and the final leg into Jungut Batu — on top of any international or domestic flight time getting into DPS. Traveloka's listing places the property at Jungut Batu, Nusa Lembongan, in the Klungkung regency of Bali, with a postcode of 80771; worth having on hand if you're arranging a private transfer or need to give a driver an address on arrival, since the island covers more than one settlement and "Nusa Lembongan" alone isn't always specific enough.

Guests who want to combine the trip with time on the Bali mainland, rather than treating Nusa Lembongan as a standalone stop, may find it useful to plan the wider itinerary in advance rather than sorting transfers on arrival, given the island's more limited transport infrastructure compared to somewhere like Seminyak or Ubud.

Dining at and near Jenggala Hill

Given Nusa Lembongan's more limited transport network compared to mainland Bali, staying put has its advantages: on site, Jenggala Hill offers a restaurant, café, snack bar and lounge with a bar, so guests can eat and drink without leaving the property. Traveloka's listing also confirms breakfast is available, though it's worth checking against your specific rate and dates during booking, since inclusion can vary by rate plan.

Beyond the property, Jungut Batu has a growing cluster of beachfront warungs and cafés catering to the island's steady flow of surfers and divers. Guests can also look into broader activities and experiences on Nusa Lembongan, from snorkelling trips to sunset cruises, and for evenings in, the on-site lounge and bar mean there's always a fallback if the weather or the tides make a trip into the village less appealing.

Why Stay at Jenggala Hill

Consistently glowing Traveloka reviews are what stand out most — a strong result for a property running just 10 rooms, and the praise comes from well beyond a handful of early guests. Consistency like that is easier to hold onto at boutique scale, and it lines up with a stay built around the pool deck and on-site dining rather than a long list of facilities.

The views come up again and again in guest feedback as the highlight, with one reviewer describing it as having the best outlook on the island and praising the well-maintained tropical grounds around the infinity pool. A few practical notes are worth flagging too: a set of fairly steep steps sits between the property and the beach below, and some guests have mentioned that certain amenities feel a little dated given the relatively young age of the property — useful context for travellers with mobility considerations or particular expectations around finish and fit-out.

Couples in particular tend to be the best fit here. The pool's outlook over the ocean and Mount Agung is the property's calling card, and with only 10 rooms on offer, the atmosphere stays quiet and personal in a way larger Nusa Lembongan properties can struggle to match.

Tips for Booking Jenggala Hill on Traveloka

1. Check the live room screen, not a room chart. Because Jenggala Hill doesn't list named room categories anywhere, the only way to see what's actually open — and at what price — is to run your real dates through the Traveloka booking page.
2. Mind the check-in window. Standard check-in runs 13:00 to 22:00, with check-out before 11:00; if a flight or boat connection lands outside that window, the listing notes early check-in or late check-out can be arranged directly with the property ahead of arrival.
3. Time the booking around the Sanur boat schedule. Fast boats to Nusa Lembongan run on set daily departures rather than continuously, so aiming for a mid-morning or early-afternoon crossing tends to line up more smoothly with check-in than arriving right at the edges of the day.
4. Bring the whole group in one booking if needed. The search tool supports up to six adults and nine rooms in a single transaction, which covers most group scenarios without needing separate reservations.
5. Factor in the steps to the beach. Some guests have flagged a fairly steep set of steps between the property and the beach below — worth weighing against alternatives nearby if mobility is a concern.

It's also worth comparing Jenggala Hill against other hotels and villas on Nusa Lembongan via Traveloka if you want a wider spread of price points and facilities.

Other Popular Hotels Near Nusa Lembongan

Nusa Lembongan has a good spread of small resorts and villa-style stays similar in scale to Jenggala Hill. Here are some other options with live listings on Traveloka:

Mahagiri Resort Nusa Lembongan

• Hotel details: A 4-star, 92-room beachfront resort in Jungutbatu, with generally positive guest reviews.
• Room types: A range of accommodation styles across 3 floors (specific tier names not itemised).
• Amenities: Multiple swimming pools, beach access, in-room minibar and safe, 24-hour front desk.

Lembongan Beach Club & Resort

• Hotel details: A 5-star beachfront resort on Jalan Pantai Jungut Batu, rated highly by guests.
• Room types: Deluxe rooms, villas with private pools, two-bedroom villas and family rooms.
• Amenities: Outdoor pool, spa, beach bar, snorkelling and canoeing, free shuttle service.

D'Camel Hotels Lembongan

• Hotel details: A budget, 12-room hotel on Jalan Raya Jungut Batu, with generally good guest feedback.
• Room types: Comfortable rooms across 3 floors (specific tier names not itemised).
• Amenities: Outdoor pool with sun loungers, children's pool, bicycle rental and surcharge airport transfer.

Paus Putih Hotel Nusa Lembongan

• Hotel details: A 3-star, 14-room hotel near Tamarind Beach, well reviewed by guests.
• Room types: Family rooms among its room categories.
• Amenities: Outdoor pool, spa and massage, snorkelling and diving, private beach access.

Lanussa Hill Villa

• Hotel details: A 6-room hilltop villa property on Jln. Ancak Sari Lembongan, very highly rated by guests.
• Room types: 6 rooms (specific tier names not itemised).
• Amenities: Swimming pool, restaurant, terrace and 24-hour front desk.

Whichever property you choose on Nusa Lembongan, you can start planning flights, activities and accommodation together from the Traveloka homepage.