Nalini Resort

Maybe I am spoilt having come here from Shankara Parada but Nalini left me disappointed. My villa was near the pool but felt very dark and gloomy. The partial outdoor bathroom was good. There is nothing around the area which I found very disappointing, and the sea was rough so even as a decent swimmer I didn't venture in. The chefs are excellent, great avocado and poached egg breakfasts. I have to say I really was bored and when a room came free at Shankara Parada I checked out early. It's much nicer there. Shame as staff are lovely, but I wouldn't return and can't recommend.

As it was my wife's birthday we got an instant poolside room upgrade which was great.Literally 10 meters to the pool. Great food in the restaurant, generous serves, breakfast was plentiful.Fantastic snorkeling right off the beach, the Japanese wreck is only about 70 meters away. Fabulous staff, they all gave us hugs when we left. This resort is out of Amed a bit, but that's the attraction. Fully recommend and can't wait to return.

Nalini Resort is a charming resort in Amed. We‘ve been here for 6 days and I dont want to miss it. It has gorgeous rooms. All with a stunning view. We got a ocean view room, so we were able to see the sunrise every morning. The room was always very clean and had good furniture. The staff is well trained and super friendly. The organize everything you are dreaming off. Speaking of: I was telling the staff, that I always wanted to try Arak. In the next evening she offered me two glasses of arak. Also it is very close to the japanese shipwreck. Just grap your snorkelgear and you can see corals and fishes in best conditions. We can highly recommend Nalini Resort. If we come back to Amed - sure we go to Nalini❤️

Excellent rooms, very comfortable beds, amazing food with a good selection, everything is very clean. Highly, highly recommended for any age. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. Fantastic view. Very relaxing. Pool is very good.

We ate at Nalini Resort twice and the food was excellent. We also met the owner who was gracious enough to invite us into his home and show us around the location. What I did not enjoy what witnessing the rather cruel treatment of their cows. They are tied up in such a manner that they are not be able to move at all. As animal lovers, my partner and I found this exceptionally difficult to watch. We did ask the owner about this and did not receive an explanation for this type of mistreatment. We understand that cows in Bali are generally tied up on very short ropes and believe this is an outdated practice that needs to be reconsidered. With more and more international visitors coming, we don’t believe this serves the reputation of any hotel and ask the owner of Nalini Resort to reconsider how they keep their animals. We understand this is your livelihood, but you could build them a basic pen rather them restricting all their movement. As per our conversation, we are still happy to offer financial assistance to build a basic pen so they cows can at least turn around and fight insects away. We respect tradition; however, you are also part of a new generation, and we ask you to move away from traditions that are cruel to animals. We politely ask again if you can change this? Or what can we do to help you get this done? Patricia & Nick

Was only staying here for a night but location was beautiful, staff were super helpful and room was great with a nice outdoor shower. Also affordable for what you get and a solid breakfast in the morning. Hope to come back again when I’m next in Bali.