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Seminyak Lagoon All Suites Hotel

$28-45/ night

Book this if You want a private pool-access room for the price of a hostel bunk and don't mind a bit of grit.

Why People Love It

7.021 reviews
  • Insanely cheap pool-access suites (often under $40)
  • Quiet residential location away from traffic noise
  • Massive 40m lagoon pool that actually looks like the photos

Quick Take: A budget hotel wearing a 'luxury suite' costume—great for the pool, rough on the maintenance.

Reviewed by @katrinajuliafit: I absolutely loved the Lagoon Access Suite! Being able to slide right into the water from my terrace was magical. The room is spacious and the vibe is super chill. Just a heads up: watch your step on the deck if you're clumsy like me! 💦


Guest Who Stayed Here Said

The hype

Travelers love the pool and the price but consistently complain about the aging rooms and cleanliness standards.

Reality check

The 'Lagoon Access' rooms are cool until you realize your room feels permanently damp and smells musty.

  • You are a budget traveler who wants 'resort vibes' for Instagram
  • You plan to rent a scooter and just need a crash pad
  • You prioritize a big pool over a pristine bathroom

Cleanliness & Maintenance

4.5
  • Housekeeping: Daily service is provided but often superficial; missed dust and corners are common.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Major weak point. Expect calcified faucets, potential black mold in grout, and dim lighting hiding the grime.
  • Maintenance: High wear and tear. Peeling paint, chipped wood, and 'tired' furniture are standard.
  • Linens & towels: Towels are often graying, thin, or stained. Sheets are clean but worn.
  • Odors & scents: Strong musty/damp smell is the most common complaint, especially in pool access rooms.

Sleepability™

7.5SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
  • Splashing/talking from the pool (rooms face it directly)
  • Thin walls between suites

Before you book

Good to know

  • Cash deposit of IDR 200,000 is required at check-in.
  • The 'free shuttle' is unreliable; download Gojek or Grab apps immediately.
  • Kitchenettes exist but often lack full cookware—ask reception for plates/cutlery.

What to pack

  • Mosquito repellent (the lagoon breeds them)
  • Your own toiletries (hotel provided ones are tiny/low quality)
  • Earplugs if you're a light sleeper near the pool

Room Genie

Best picks

  • Lagoon Access Suites (Ground Floor) for the direct pool jump—just keep the AC on dry mode.
  • Upper floor 'Lagoon View' rooms for slightly less dampness and more privacy.

Rooms to avoid

  • Rooms nearest to the lobby/restaurant (noise)
  • Corner rooms which tend to have worse airflow and more musty smells

Room Request Genie – copy & paste

I would love a room on the upper floor (Lagoon View) to avoid humidity issues, preferably away from the lobby area for quiet.

FAQ & Hidden tips

Everything you actually want to know before you book.

Is the pool clean?

Generally yes, the pool is the highlight and well-maintained, though some leaves/debris are inevitable due to the garden setting.

Is breakfast worth paying for?

No. It's basic and often cold. Save your money for the cafes on Jalan Dewi Sri (5 min walk).

Can I walk to the beach?

Technically yes, but it's a sweaty 25-30 minute walk. A scooter or taxi is highly recommended.

Is there a gym?

Yes, but it's tiny with aging equipment. Good for a quick run on the treadmill, not a serious workout.

Do the rooms smell?

Many guests report a musty/damp smell, especially in ground floor rooms. Airing it out helps.

Is it good for digital nomads?

Wi-Fi can be spotty. There are better co-working spots nearby like Sunny16 Cafe.


Insider Tips

  • Walk to Jalan Dewi Sri (parallel road) for 24-hour eats and convenience stores—it's much closer than Seminyak Square.

  • Use 'Lazy Laundry' or 'Maria's Laundry' for pickup service instead of the expensive hotel laundry.

  • The hotel is tricky for taxis to find; set your pickup pin on the main road (Jalan Dewi Saraswati) if the driver gets lost.

5 things to know before you go

  • 💡The 'kitchenette' is often just a sink and a counter—no stove in some units.

  • 💡You might find gecko droppings on your balcony (welcome to Bali).

  • 💡The shower water pressure can be erratic.

  • 💡There is no elevator, so upper floor means carrying bags up stairs.

  • 💡The 'Lagoon' is just a long pool, not a natural body of water.

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