The Griya Villas and Spa

لم يكن هناك مكيف هواء في الليلة الأولى، ولم يكن هناك حل حقيقي. نمت على الأريكة بعد أن دفعنا 275 دولارًا لليلة. براز الفئران على الأرض. في اليوم الثاني كان الجو ممطرًا وأردنا مشاهدة التلفزيون. استغرق الأمر ساعتين من الموظفين لتشغيله. وجدت قسيمة مشروبات عبر الإنترنت لمشروبين مجانيين خلال ساعة التخفيضات لكنهم لم يقبلوها. لست متأكدًا من السبب ولكنني سئمت من الجدال معهم. أخيرًا، في اليوم الأخير أصيب ابني بالتهاب في الأذن، لذلك اتصلوا بطبيب إلى غرفتي وفرض عليّ 1.5 مليون روبية إندونيسية. كان من الجيد أن يكون لدينا فكرة عن الرسوم. أخيرًا، ذهبنا للغوص في ذلك الصباح وكان من المفترض أن نعود بحلول الظهر ولكن مشاكل غير متوقعة تسببت في تأخيرنا. طلبت من شركة الغوص الاتصال قبل الساعة 12 لإخبارهم أنهم يستطيعون إخراج أغراضنا من الغرفة (كانت جميعها معبأة وجاهزة) ولكن بدلاً من ذلك كانوا وقحين للغاية عند وصولنا وسألونا عما إذا كنا سنمدد إقامتنا. كان المدير متعاليًا وغير مرن للغاية على الرغم من ادعائه بالمرونة. لقد فعلت كل ما بوسعي للتواصل واعتذرت بشدة على الرغم من أن إقامتي هناك كانت بالفعل أقل من المرغوب فيه.

Amed is great for divers, but for a family getaway, perhaps not the best option. the location itself offers very poor infrastructure, no walking paths, no good restaurants nearby. However, some good temples and other attractions are nearby. As per the hotel, it should not be rated at 5* for sure. At 5* locations, you'd expect great food (the food at the hotel was very average, bland at times, and after staying for 7 days, you keep eating the same things over and over). You'd expect a 5* location to have fresh mangoes, fresh coconuts, and generally a good selection of exotic fruits (of which the island is abundant), but these could not be provided/sourced (nb: after our comment to reception, they did make an effort and bought some coconuts). the view from the villa was great, the villa itself felt very dated (old), although generally it had everything one requires. In Amed, Griya is probably one of the best hotels around, however East of Bali is not plush with infrastructure, good trendy hotels, like Ubud for example.

Property itself is simply amazing! Eevrything about it! Service is excellent, food was great, good spa service.

Lovely welcome and introduction for us. Feel very much at home. Great amenities. Very private villa with nice added touches. Kitchen facilities are amazing. Bathrooms are very spacious. Lovely to have our own provide pool. Fruit basket is nice touch.

5つ星評価のホテルで期待していましたが、リゾート地のホテルなので、過度な期待は禁物ですね バスタブありの部屋でしたが、夜になるとお湯がでなくなりますので注意が必要です 最終日はWi-Fiが入らなくなり、スタッフに尋ねたら街中（この地区）がwifiが作動しないとのことでした田舎あるあるですね

The Griya Villas are quite nice, luxurious in most ways. Each villa has a private pool and a wonderful view. At least one large bedroom a large wardrobe area and a very large bathroom. The private pool area has a sitting room and a kitchenette. The restaurant overlooks a larger pool and also has a lovely view. Great food from breakfast to lunch and dinner. There's a rooftop bar area as well. Happy hour from 5-7. There's even a spa although we did not happen to use it. The staff is very nice, helpful and friendly. I'd rate the Griya 5 stars if it weren't for 2 issues. First are the towels (stiff rough unpleasant), which are 1 star! We stayed at 5 other luxury hotels on Bali on this trip and they all had 5-star towels so the Griya needs to up its game in this regard. Second, less important, is the TV. Each private poolside sitting room has a TV but it's not a 'smart' TV and has no premium channels. So most of the programming is in Indonesian and many of the channels are unavailable without a subscription. In other TV-equipped hotels on Bali, they have smart TVs, which allows one to access a personal Netflix account. Of course, you don't go to Bali for the TV, but still...