Kuta Hotels - Reviews and Rates

I finished off my Indonesia trip with a few days in Kuta.
Its a very touristy area, full of shops selling all the same souvenirs and people asking if you want transport, not at all like the Gili islands really.

But it was a nice few relaxing days, I had a really nice hotel and the beach wasnt too far away either. Although there were p...

Well the irony has not escaped me on traveling to Bali after the executions of the Bali Bombers and the Australian Govt suggestion that travel to the island of Bali be only if deemed completely necessary for Australians due to the risk of retailation etc and then for the terrorist attacks to have taken place in India, nowhere is completely safe ...

After a week of wonderful environment, scuba diving and relaxing we decided to go back to Kuta Bali. In Gilli T. we met up with new friendly people all around the wide world. The relaxed atmosphere there was really wonderful. The only problem we had was that it was the time of Ramadan. So that mean that at 4 am to 7am a priest is praying very lo...

Traveler's thoughts are never still. They always search for new excitements, purpose and challenges. I can't decide whether is the place, the weather, the holiday feeling or just "something special" about this overly touristy place in Indonesia that makes me come back over and over again. Trying to put everything in order and find a good excuse ...

We finally caved for the last destination and took the tourist shuttle bus to Kuta. It was quite pleasant as we weren't squished and hassled. Kuta's main attraction is the beach. There is the main beach and there are surrounding beaches like Dreamland (where apparently they charge you to go to the beach - it was more of a money-making scheme by ...

Having left Senggigi to try to find some Sun again we head back to Kuta, the main tourist town in Bali. No Sun. Better time though. Headed to Goes Art bar where the staff were singin the first time and then to Espresso where we made friends with the bar staff. Hannah made more than friends (not in a seedy way) with one of them. He's still in lov...

"How many boards you got there?" a scruff voice spoke out behind me. "3, and you?" I quickly retorted, hoping to put the emphasis of the conversation away from my noticeable coffin laying on the ground, coffin the likely word for a surfboard bag, this one was relatively small, I was carrying 3 boards. For those of you who are surfing savvy for t...