The hype
Spotless rooms, incredible staff (shoutout to Eddy and Wayan), and a pool area that actually encourages hanging out.
Book this if You're a diver (or wannabe) who wants a social, ultra-comfortable base in Amed without the party hostel chaos.
Quick Take: A serious dive lodge that accidentally became the most comfortable budget stay in Amed.
Reviewed by @hotelintro: I couldn't believe I found a place with a pool in the middle of the jungle for only $40! The staff were so welcoming, and getting my diving gear sorted right on-site was a game changer. Honestly, it felt like a total steal for the price.
Spotless rooms, incredible staff (shoutout to Eddy and Wayan), and a pool area that actually encourages hanging out.
Soundproofing isn't perfect—you might hear neighbors on their terraces or the faint hum of the main road from front rooms.
“I'd love to request a room on the upper floor, as far back from the main road as possible, to ensure a quiet night's sleep.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
No, but it's a 2-minute walk across the street to Amed Beach. You aren't paying beachfront prices, though.
No, plenty of snorkelers and chill-seekers stay here, but the vibe is definitely aquatic.
Yes, a 2.6m deep pool designed for dive training but great for swimming too.
Surprisingly good for Amed—strong enough for video calls in most rooms and common areas.
Yes, and it's made-to-order (pancakes, eggs, fruit) rather than a sad buffet.
Yes, the front desk can arrange scooter rentals for exploring the coast.
The 'Japanese Shipwreck' snorkel spot is an 8km drive; ask the staff to arrange a scooter or driver, don't walk it.
Kura Bar's pizza is legitimately some of the best in town—don't skip it just because it's 'hotel food'.
Ask for Eddy if you want a snorkeling guide who knows where the turtles hang out.
See where Kura Kura Divers Lodge is located and what's nearby.