Lost Paradise Resort

A cool unique resort with well maintained landscaping. Staff were friendly, and security was attentitive. Room was extremely noisy as walls were very thin. Property has a school on it which was very loud with children in the morning. Please please please install smoke alarms/detectors in rooms.

Beautiful grounds and rooms. A great place for families and a nice retreat from the crowds of the city. The pools were very nice.

This hotel is perfect for couples getaway, too bad, I came with my family and it is not suitable for older folks nor young toddlers. There are many uneven pavements and stairs all around the place, not to mention the floor everywhere is wet, posing a high risk for the elderly and kids alike. Before Biru Biru cafe was opened, it was much more serene and lovely, now, the tourists are everywhere. Some of them even walked into our Villa room since they are not locked on the outside. Futhermore, there is no longer beach area for us to walk around and enjoying the sea... thanks to the cafe being built there. I do appreciate the staff for letting us checking in early, so that my parents could get some rest. Too bad this hotel does not provide breakfast so that's a minus for them. Had to order our own food. All in all, it was not too bad, but not a place I'd bring my family back again.

Our family of 2 adults & an eleven year old had a great 6 day stay here. On arrival, we were immediately upgraded to a Seaview room. Breakfast was great. Every morning there was a variety of local dishes as well as Western food. Staff were very helpful & hospitable. There are two infinity pools. We always had one to ourselves. It was also very easy & cheap to catch Grab taxis to get around the island. The thing that we most appreciated about the hotel was that profits go into maintaining a school for children that are disadvantaged. We hope to come back!