Moni mahalika has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Kelimutu. This 1-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Daphne
United States of America
The location was convenient to Kelimutu (why we picked it). The room was basic but clean. The bed was reasonably comfortable, and the room had a private bathroom and hot water. The restaurant had nice views, and the breakfast (banana pancakes and some fruit) was pretty good.
Providing mountain views, Mahoni Guest House in Kelimutu features accommodations, a garden, and a bar. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Paul
Canada
Family was incredible nice and helpful, facilities were clean and comfortable, breakfast was super yummy. Very nice experience
Bintang by Tobias Lodge Cafe & Restaurant in Kelimutu provides accommodations with a garden, a bar, and a shared lounge. This 2-star guest house offers full-day security and daily room service.
David
United States of America
The rooms are clean and spacious, nice bathroom. The staff was friendly and helpful. The breakfast was good.
Providing a garden, Rago's Homestay offers accommodations in Kelimutu. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Erin
United States of America
This was my favorite guesthouse that I stayed at in Indonesia. The breakfast was great, room was clean and Emand was an amazing host. Moni is a lovely town, stay for at least 2 nights.
A recently renovated bed and breakfast, Santiago Bed and Breakfast at Desa Wisata Moni offers accommodations in Kelimutu. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
col
Australia
The village of Moni is friendly, laid back and safe. Good food and music. The owners of Santiago are beautiful and helpful people.
The Geckos Homestay is offering accommodations in Kelimutu. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking. On-site staff can arrange a shuttle service.
Nendyo
Indonesia
The area was quiet and had a nice atmosphere.
The concept is good. Breakfast was good even it's simple
Great place worth viewing, I would recommend taking a picnic...
Great place worth viewing, I would recommend taking a picnic up there so you can spend more time there and have lunch they are plenty of different spots to wonder around l. The forest is beautiful which is something you don't really see when walking through in the dark for sunrise.
Jack
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Worth the effort & time spent on travelling to get to ur...
Worth the effort & time spent on travelling to get to ur destination in Flores… worth my trip here!!! So if u are considering whether to come or not, waste no time… book ur flights and jus get here, people here will assist u the travelling plans, but just need to be careful with some transportation charges! There are always cheaper way to get ard…
Al Simon Yew Kiong
Singapore
Scored 10
10
Very nice sunrise if the weather permits.
Very nice sunrise if the weather permits. Very marvelous view over the crater on the top of the hill. Walking a bit of the track is possible too if you would like to see a bit closer to the crater. The track is very easy!
Jasmine
Norway
Scored 10
10
We came to Kelimutu primarily for the crater lakes.
We came to Kelimutu primarily for the crater lakes. It was well worth getting up at 4am to get to Mount Kelimutu to experience the lakes at sunrise. We paid 150K each for entry fee and 5K for motorbike parking. The ticket is valid for the whole day. We had planned to return for sunset, however it was cloudy so we didnt. We also walked the arboretum, but it was overgrown and not maintained at all. Other highlights that we discovered whilst in Kelimutu: a village that did ikat weaving -it was lovely chatting in broken Indonesian with a family of weavers. We visited 2 small waterfalls directly opposite Santiago homestay; along the way, we had to use cute bamboo bridges and saw monkeys in the trees. We rode around on a motorbike and visited some traditional villages.
Ming
New Zealand
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