Louis Kienne Resort Senggigi

“Definitely not a resort and not even worthy of 2 stars...”

This hotel should not be named a "resort." A local told me that they will be taking it down because of it is structurally unsound (particularly in an earthquake prone area) and it seems it is going to fall apart at any given moment - it is already in shambles! One of the two buildings is not even a… Mais

This hotel should not be named a "resort." A local told me that they will be taking it down because of it is structurally unsound (particularly in an earthquake prone area) and it seems it is going to fall apart at any given moment - it is already in shambles! One of the two buildings is not even accessible because it has been left to ruin, as are various other floors of the one that is currently occupied with guests (including the rooftop hotel - don't even go up there - not safe!). The only positive thing I have to say about this hotel was that it had a lovely view from the room. I booked it to be able to have an ocean view and to walk to nearby Nipah beach, but I would not recommend it to anyone. This hotel is located away from central Senggigi, too remote for those who do not have a scooter. The room itself was grossly unclean and several parts were in need of repair: mould everywhere, broken fixtures, dirty toilet, shower, tub, handprints all over windows, stained cushions and sheets, and writing on walls. No hand towels, just a ragged old body towel and bath mat. There were no bedside lamps and the lighting was poor. There was no welcome information provided at check in or in the room itself. The breakfast was awful - very few options, only one plate of sliced fruit that was constantly empty. Only one pot of coffee and no available coffee machine to make any other type. As far as alcoholic beverages, they only had one beer available and nothing else. The dinner menu had next to nothing on it, and the room service was terrible as well. I would not recommend this hotel.

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