PEKUTABAN – BALI
The young Frankfurt-based hotel group LINDENBERG is making a foray into Bali with a new address designed for enthusiasts
of waves, far from the tourist bustle.
After traveling along the coastline dotted with palm trees and crashing waves, the visitor ascends a quiet road lined with temples and frangipani trees. This leads to a striking wall of neon signs, concealing a small, discreet door. Beyond lies a lush jungle. A quick stroll along a narrow path reveals LOST LINDENBERG, a new destination that aims to be the antithesis of Bali's "blatant mass tourism."
The goal? To surf the waves at sunrise against a backdrop of pristine black lava sand, to enjoy the peace and quiet in dedicated common areas, or to practice yoga under the pergola, but also to enjoy bonfires on the beach, and to savor coconuts in
The turquoise pool, or relaxing with an aromatic massage at the spa. Finally, in the evening, sumptuous vegan dinners are offered. The Lindenberg group's first establishment in Indonesia, this hotel comprises eight cabin-style rooms nestled in the middle
from the treetops, it aspires to breathe in the magic that made the island so charming in its original state.
