124 rooms, five floors, one beach: that's the scale of Lv8 Resort Hotel, a 5-star property sitting directly on Berawa Beach in Canggu, on Bali's North Kuta/Badung coast. Traveloka reviewers rate it highly, a track record that places it among the more consistently well-rated beachfront stays in the area. Some listings describe the site as a redeveloped former private estate — an interesting detail, though unverified, and worth asking the hotel directly at check-in if the backstory interests you.
The 5-star classification, the 124-room footprint spread over 5 floors, and the direct position on Berawa Beach are what Traveloka's own listing confirms with certainty, whatever else remains folklore. Berawa Beach has become one of the busier and more built-up stretches of Canggu's coastline over the past several years, as beach clubs, surf schools and boutique cafes have filled in around the older fishing-village character of the area, so a beachfront address here means guests are within an easy walk of a genuinely dense cluster of things to do, without needing to rely on transport for every outing.
Suite-style accommodation, not a large stock of standard hotel rooms, is the core offering at this 5-star resort, which leans its identity toward family holidays, romantic stays and longer visits. A family-oriented room category sits alongside the property's other suite options in Traveloka's listing, though guests should still check current availability and the exact configuration on offer for their dates.
A Family Room sits at the centre of Traveloka's listing for this property, a category called out specifically for guests travelling with children or in a small group who want more breathing room than a single hotel-style bed setup allows. It anchors a broader suite lineup here rather than standing alone — the hotel's accommodation is built around suites first, with the more usual stock of single standard rooms taking a back seat.
Guests who've stayed mention private balconies opening onto either the ocean or the resort's gardens, a layout detail that fits a suite-style property more than a compact standard room. Beyond the named Family Room tier, the rest of the suite range is understood to run from single-bedroom units up to larger multi-bedroom layouts for bigger travelling parties, though exact tier names and floor plans — and whether any suite includes a private in-room pool — are best checked on the live booking page for the dates in question.
Traveloka's listing confirms air conditioning, a television, a work desk, a hairdryer, an in-room safe and a bathrobe across the room stock, with either a bathtub or a shower depending on which category is booked. Square-metre sizes aren't listed centrally and are worth checking on the booking page for whichever suite is under consideration.
A business centre is an unusual line item for a beachfront resort like this one, and it's worth flagging for anyone weighing a work-and-holiday stay in Canggu — it sits alongside an elevator that covers the property's 5 floors, so getting between rooms and the ground-floor facilities isn't a stairs-only affair. Traveloka's listing also separates out a heated outdoor pool from a dedicated children's pool, meaning families aren't sharing one water feature with every other guest on-property.
Wellness-focused guests have a fitness centre, spa and massage services to draw on without leaving the grounds, and the hotel's position directly on Berawa Beach means the sand itself functions as an extension of the property rather than a separate outing. Day-to-day essentials round things out: an on-site restaurant, a bar, a 24-hour front desk, WiFi, laundry service, room service and on-site parking are all listed among the facilities here.
Two costs sit outside the standard rate and are worth checking before booking: an additional breakfast charge applies per guest on rates that don't already build it in, and extra fees can apply for occupants beyond a room's stated capacity or for special requests, subject to availability. A valid government-issued ID is required at check-in, standard practice across Bali properties.
The sand starts at the property line: Lv8 Resort Hotel sits on Jalan Pantai Berawa in Tibubeneng, Canggu, directly on Berawa Beach in Bali's North Kuta/Badung area — one of the island's most popular surf and lifestyle districts, known for its laid-back beach clubs, surf breaks and cafe scene. Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) is the main gateway for Bali, and the drive up to Canggu from there typically takes under an hour depending on traffic; travellers coming from Australia can compare options and book flights to Bali on Traveloka before making the trip.
Because the hotel sits directly on Berawa Beach, the sand, surf breaks and beachfront promenade function as an extension of the property rather than something guests need to travel to. From there, Canggu's wider network of beach clubs, boutique shops and warungs (local eateries) fans out along the coast and inland along Jalan Pantai Berawa and the surrounding lanes, making the hotel a workable base for exploring on foot, by scooter or by car. Guests can also look into things to do around Canggu to plan surf lessons, beach club visits and day trips further afield during a stay.
Canggu's appeal as a base has grown substantially over the past decade, shifting from a quiet surf hamlet into one of Bali's most visited lifestyle districts. Berawa Beach specifically has become known for a mix of beginner-friendly surf breaks closer to shore and more challenging waves further out, alongside a beach club scene that draws both day-trippers and overnight guests. Travellers who'd rather not drive themselves in Bali's traffic will generally find ride-hailing apps and driver hire straightforward to arrange from the hotel; many use Canggu as a base for day trips inland toward Ubud's rice terraces and temples, or south toward the more built-up Kuta and Seminyak areas, given Bali's relatively compact geography.
Staying in for dinner means an on-site restaurant and bar, with room service on standby for anyone who'd rather eat poolside or in-room. Step outside and Berawa Beach's own setting puts the hotel within easy reach of Canggu's wider beach club and dining scene — one of Bali's most concentrated stretches of cafes, warungs and beachfront restaurants. Given how quickly Canggu's food and beverage scene turns over, specific outlet names and cuisine styles can change, so it's worth confirming with the hotel directly before your stay.
Casual beachfront warungs serving Indonesian staples sit not far from more polished international menus at the area's beach clubs, and the broader Canggu district has built a reputation over the years for a strong cafe culture aimed at both locals and the area's large community of long-term visitors. A short walk or a quick scooter ride from the hotel typically opens up a considerably wider range of price points and cuisines than most single-property restaurants can offer on their own — part of why many guests treat the hotel's own dining as a convenient fallback rather than the only option for every meal of the stay.
Berawa Beach itself is the headline draw — one of Canggu's most in-demand stretches of sand, right at the property's doorstep. Behind that beachfront position sit a heated outdoor pool and a separate children's pool, genuinely useful for families travelling with young kids who want swimming options beyond the ocean itself. A 5-star classification and consistently strong guest reviews on Traveloka lend some independent weight to the experience beyond the hotel's own marketing.
Suite-style, family-oriented accommodation, rather than a stock of identical standard rooms, is the practical draw for families and small groups wanting more living space than a typical single hotel room provides while still being steps from the beach. Add a fitness centre and spa for guests who want to balance beach time with a workout or a massage, and the hotel covers a fairly broad set of traveller needs from one beachfront address.
Weighing Canggu against Bali's other coastal areas, a Berawa Beach address like this one sits closer to the surf-and-lifestyle side of the island than the nightlife-heavy strip further south around Kuta and Legian, or the more upmarket resort cluster around Seminyak and Jimbaran. Guests wanting beach access, a family-friendly pool setup and reasonably easy reach of Canggu's cafe and beach club scene, without basing themselves further south, are likely to find this location and facility mix a comfortable fit; those prioritising nightlife or large shopping malls as the main draw of a Bali trip may want to weigh that against a stay closer to Kuta or Seminyak instead.
With over 5,000 Traveloka reviewers behind its 8.5-out-of-10 average, this is a property with enough review volume to lean on when comparing Canggu beachfront options — worth reading through recent guest comments on the booking page before deciding on a room category.
Because the resort sits directly on Berawa Beach, its own heated pool and separate children's pool double as a fallback for swimming on days the ocean isn't calm enough for it. Travellers comparing several Canggu beachfront options can browse other Canggu hotels on Traveloka before finalising a booking, and it's worth lining up Canggu activities and experiences on Traveloka for surf lessons or day trips in advance.
Guests exploring the Canggu and Berawa Beach area may also want to compare these Traveloka-listed properties nearby.
Whichever property you choose in Canggu, you can start planning the rest of your Bali trip from the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | AC, Restaurant, Swimming Pool, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking, Elevator, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - to 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Lv8 Resort Hotel | 124 |
Number of floors in Lv8 Resort Hotel | 5 |
Another facilities in Lv8 Resort Hotel | Children pool, A la carte breakfast, A la carte dinner, A la carte lunch, Bar |
