D'vayana Nusa Hotel

Hidden along Jalan Raya Toya Pakeh-Ped on Nusa Penida's quieter northern coast, D'vayana Nusa Hotel sits a short ride from the Toyapakeh ferry port where boats arrive daily from Sanur and Padangbai.

Rooms are straightforward and clean: private bathrooms, air conditioning, electric kettle, and terrace access with garden views facing the property's planted grounds rather than a car park. Slippers and free toiletries are standard across all room types, and free parking suits the majority of guests who hire scooters to reach Kelingking Beach or Crystal Bay.

Nusa Penida lacks the infrastructure of Bali's main island, making a well-rated base like this — 9.3 from 34 reviews — more useful than star count suggests. The Toyapakeh strait snorkelling corridor, known for manta rays, begins less than two kilometres west.