Coconut trees once set the height limit for Sanur's skyline, and Peneeda View Beach Hotel claims a place in that history: local telling has it as the first property in the neighbourhood built taller than the palms, before regulation later locked new construction to that same coconut-tree ceiling. The 56 rooms that resulted sit across a 1.5-hectare plot where buildings cover only about 40% of the land — the rest left as garden and beachfront grounds instead of a dense high-rise footprint. "A bungalow-style hotel committed to quality, service and value" is how the property describes itself on its own site, language that lines up with a layout of standard rooms alongside standalone garden bungalows rather than one uniform tower block.
Direct beach access, garden grounds, and a room ladder running from standard rooms up to standalone Balinese-style villas define the appeal of this 3-star property, pulling in both value-conscious travellers and those chasing a more private villa stay on the same stretch of sand. On Traveloka, the listing is rated highly by guests — a Traveloka-verified read on satisfaction sitting alongside whatever the property claims about its own facilities.
The top-tier room here actually goes by two different names depending on where you look: Traveloka lists it as the Superior Deluxe Room, while the property's own website calls the identical unit a Private Bungalow. Either way, it's a standalone villa finished in a rustic Balinese style, physically separated from the main room blocks so guests get privacy and extra space rather than a corridor-facing hotel room.
One step down, the Two Bedroom Cottage is a self-contained cottage-style unit that the property's own site describes only lightly — anyone wanting an exact size or bedding layout should confirm directly with the hotel or through Traveloka's booking page rather than assume specifics.
The Family Room is built for groups rather than couples, pairing two bedrooms with a private terrace and sitting a rung above the Seaside Room in the property's own hierarchy. The Seaside Room itself sits closer to the water, just steps from the beach, and the official site brands it "Sea Side Bungalow" — a name that signals it occupies its own low-rise building rather than a floor inside the main hotel. Some Seaside units also come with four-poster beds, a detail that sets them apart visually from the plainer entry tier. That entry tier is the Standard Room: described by the property simply as cozy and comfortable, with a private balcony included in every unit.
Peneeda View Beach Hotel splits its four swimming pools by purpose rather than clustering them together — one of the four is set aside specifically as a children's pool, all within the same 1.5-hectare garden grounds that give the property room to spread out. There's no spa and no dedicated kids' club beyond that pool, which is worth flagging alongside what the property does offer. Guests staying near the water get beach towels for direct access onto Sanur Beach, and food and drink is split across a beachside restaurant serving a la carte breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus a separate pool bar and bar for something more casual. The property's facilities page also lists a dedicated Beach Lawn fronting the water, a Convention and Meeting Hall for groups and events, on-site gift shops, and an in-house Activities Program for guests wanting organised things to do without leaving the grounds. A fitness center, a library, a TV lounge, and massage services round out the indoor options. Every room comes fitted with air conditioning, a safe, a refrigerator and a TV, while day-to-day needs are covered by a 24-hour front desk, coffee and tea in the lobby, room service, and an in-room safety deposit box.
Worth knowing before arrival: Traveloka's listing calls for a valid government ID at check-in, and a credit card or cash may be requested to cover deposits or incidentals. Extra fees can apply if your party exceeds a room's stated capacity, and whether breakfast is included depends on which room type you've booked.
Sanur is the district here, and it's known for calmer water than the surf beaches of Kuta or Seminyak — the hotel sits on Jalan Danau Tamblingan on that stretch of Bali's east coast, with a footpath running alongside the shoreline for walking or cycling. The property's own site notes that Sanur Beach itself stretches more than 5 kilometres of white sand, giving guests a genuinely long strip of shoreline to walk without leaving the immediate area. From this position, Denpasar's city centre and Ngurah Rai International Airport are both within easy reach, and travellers arranging the wider trip can check flight options through Traveloka before booking the stay. Shopping and other tourism draws in the surrounding area are also within reach for day trips; guests planning ahead can browse activities around Sanur and Bali to fill out an itinerary around the hotel's own on-site program.
Sea views come with the sit-down option: the hotel's Beachside Restaurant serves a la carte breakfast, lunch and dinner, while the Pool Bar offers something more casual beside the property's four pools. Beyond those two, the property's own facilities page lists an Acoustic Music Bar for evening entertainment and a roadside stall serving kebabs and crepes — a street-food-style option alongside the sit-down restaurant and bars. Sanur itself has built up a broad dining scene over its decades as a tourism hub beyond the hotel grounds, and guests can also browse activities around the area to plan meals and sightseeing together.
The arithmetic of the land itself is what sets this stay apart: on a 1.5-hectare plot, garden grounds rather than buildings take up most of the space, and four pools sit alongside direct frontage onto Sanur Beach — a combination that's hard to match elsewhere on this coast. That low-density layout is part of what has kept the property comfortable through decades on one of Bali's longest-running beach strips, a stretch its own site describes as running more than 5 kilometres end to end.
Flexibility is built into the pricing structure too. The room ladder runs from the entry-level Standard Room up to standalone, Balinese-style villas (branded Private Bungalows on the hotel's own site), so travellers on different budgets can still book the same stretch of beachfront rather than trading location for price. For guests after more than a room and a beach chair, there's an on-site Activities Program, an Acoustic Music Bar for evenings, and a Convention and Meeting Hall if a stay doubles as a small work trip. Combined with a long operating history in Sanur, that adds up to a walkable, well-established part of the coast rather than a newer, still-developing pocket. Travellers comparing this stay against other parts of Bali, or planning a longer itinerary, may also want to try browsing other hotel options on Traveloka before locking in dates.
A few things are worth sorting out before you lock in dates at Peneeda View, since the listing and the hotel's own booking terms don't always spell everything out upfront.
For travellers comparing options along the same stretch of Sanur beach, here are several other Traveloka-listed hotels in the area.
For wider Bali and Indonesia travel planning, guests can start from the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 13:00 - to 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Peneeda View Beach Hotel | 56 |
Number of floors in Peneeda View Beach Hotel | 2 |
Another facilities in Peneeda View Beach Hotel | Children pool, Babysitting, A la carte breakfast, A la carte dinner, A la carte lunch |
