Laghawa Beach Hotel

We enjoyed our stay at Laghawa Beach Hotel. While not directly on the beach, there is a direct walkway through and comes out next to an excellent Cafe where we could have breakfast on the beach. Staff were helpful, gardens & pool kept clean. At the beach there are safe swimming areas, board walks, sunlounges to relax. If it gets a bit windy, the pool is a little more protected Close to lots of eateries, shopping, market and soon, the new Icon Bali Mall. While not the 'Ritz', it is a well priced.

We have been staying here for over 15 years now and still love it so much! Location is the best! So central from everything! Especially in love with the garden, such a beautiful green lush garden, with birds and butterflies and squirrels. You can also see them at the pool. I can sit there for hours just looking at all the green, the birds and the white clouds in the blue sky passing by. For me this is paradise! Rooms are simple but have everything you need, including a terrace. Cleaning every day, very nice staff. The price is more than reasonable, for what you get and the location!! No breakfast anymore but I prefer that as there are so many nice breakfastplaces nearby to choose from! Hope I can enjoy many more years in my favourite hotel!❤️

Could someone please advise is Laghawa hotel still operating .I have booked directly with hotel for a week in May 2023 . I was there March 2021 and enjoy my stay. The room was large and clean .The swimming pool was good .

This is not so much a review as an outline of the current situation for lovers of the Laghawa. At present the Laghawa appears to be moving slowly towards a formal reopening. Rooms are being painted, and the the gardens and pool appear to have been maintained throughtout the pandemic. The pool is in excellent condition. They are not yet open for bookings online (whether via their website or *********** or Agoda) or, possibly, by telephone. It seems to be too soon for them to be able to give a time-frame for full reopening. They do have 5 clean rooms available for walk-in customers at 350,000 rupiah per night, no breakfast. If you are staying elsewhere in Sanur you might also opt to swim in the Laghawa pool for 50,000 rupiah; bring your own towel. (I was staying at the Gazebo, but swam here because it really is a beautiful pool.) The Laghawa beach bar is open. I met several old faces among the staff, including Ketut. They are still working here part-time and are hoping that they will see you again soon. If you are in Sanur and are looking for very reasonably priced accommodation in a good location, and with access to an excellent pool, please check out the Laghawa.

We were to stay for 4 weeks.They had no restaurant,no problem.We stayed one night..There is NOTHING there.It is one big demolition site.The website needs to be taken down.Do not even think about going.