Boni Beach Lombok is a boutique hotel and restaurant in the Serangan area, 80 m from Serangan Beach near Selong Belanak. It combines accommodation with one of the most polished dining experiences in South Lombok — a combination that is less common than it might seem along this stretch of coast, where many hotels and warungs operate independently of each other.
Accommodation
The hotel is boutique in scale, with Serangan Beach an approximately 80 m walk from the property. The combination of accommodation and restaurant under one roof makes it practical for travellers who want a settled base — particularly those planning multiple days exploring the south Lombok coastline, surfing the main Selong Belanak break or day-tripping to the heavier breaks at Mawi and Serangan. The restaurant operates breakfast from 07:30 to 11:00 and continues through lunch and dinner until 21:00.
Dining at the hotel
The restaurant has its own identity within the local dining scene. The kitchen draws on Sasak food culture — Lombok's indigenous culinary tradition — alongside broader Indonesian and international options. It is considered an editor's pick for the Selong Belanak area, a distinction that reflects the consistency of the cooking and the setting rather than any particular gimmick. Non-staying guests are welcome at the restaurant and rooftop bar.
The setting
The Serangan end of Selong Belanak bay is noticeably quieter than the main strip closer to the village, with fewer vendors and more open beach. The Indian Ocean faces the bay directly to the south-west, making sunsets a reliable feature of evenings here. The wider bay area remains one of the most undeveloped and scenic coastlines in Lombok, and the low-rise, low-density character of the surroundings is part of what makes this corner of the island worth the journey from Mataram or the airport at Praya.
Boni Beach Lombok suits couples and small groups looking for a comfortable, well-considered base in South Lombok — equally useful as a beach retreat and as a launchpad for exploring the surf breaks and coastal scenery of the wider Selong Belanak area.