Hotels in Indonesia range from simple river lodges deep in Borneo's rainforest to polished villa resorts on far-flung island coastlines. We have 138 properties across Indonesia, where stays start from around USD 90 per person per night and climb to USD 800 at the very top. First-timers tend to head to Ubud for rice paddies and a sprinkling of the spiritual, wildlife-lovers split their time between Komodo, home of the dragons, and the orangutans of Tanjung Puting National Park, while culture buffs go straight to Yogyakarta for Java's centuries-old temples. Up in Munduk's cool hills you can tour a local coffee farm between waterfall walks. Amber Lombok Beach Resort puts you right on the sand in South Lombok, while NIHI Sumba, we'd argue, is Indonesia's most memorable address, perched above a wild stretch of Sumba's coastline.
Komodo

Sumba

Ubud

Bromo

Yogyakarta
Tanjung Puting National Park

East Bali

Munduk
Serenity personified, Munduk Moding sits within 12 idyllic acres on a working coffee, clove and chocolate plantation. On some days, it's made even more magical by the whisps of cloud that float by, and on the clearest of days, you can see all the way down to the Java Sea. Spread across the property, there is a collection of suites and villas, all of which are wonderfully private. Out and about, you'll really appreciate the quintessential beauty of northern Bali as you explore on bicycle, riding horseback to nearby crater lakes, or wandering through the tranquil plantations.

Uluwatu

Nusa Dua

South Lombok

Jimbaran

Sanur

Magelang Regency

Banyuwangi and Ijen Crater

Pemuteran

Sidemen

Canggu

Seminyak

North Lombok

Malang

Gili Islands
Komodo

Sumba

Ubud

Bromo
Yogyakarta
Jakarta

Tanjung Puting National Park

East Bali
Namibrand, Namibia