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I think it was one of the most beautiful hotels I’ve ever stayed. It’s close to the pier and to the main road. The staff was excellent. The breakfast was delicious and included so many things!

Great location at Sunset point with a Great beach area to enjoy the Sunset and see Bali in the distance, whilst sitting under the trees, the Restaurant and pool area and the lawns were really good and i really liked the gardens and walled villas, felt really private and the best accomodation and resort on the Island by a long way. Would definately recommend Cocana for ppl looking for luxury and peace and quiet on the Island.

The staff was amazing. Not to forget the large pools with a beautiful view to the sea. Best feeling!

The boutique resort is both beautiful architecturally, and incredibly peaceful and relaxing. The staff and service were incredible and the food is outstanding. The rooms are very comfortable, and once you work out the tides and where the easiest places to swim are its great. They keep the beach incredibly clean and looked after.

Staying at this hotel was amazing. The staff were very attentive and took care of us. Thanks to iluh, yusuf, haidir for helping to set up a really amazing experience of having a bonfire dinner on a small island of Gili Tangkong, and Danni for making some really great cocktails. The breakfast was varied. The view from the room was amazing. All the great memories are thanks to you.

Beautiful hotel with incredibly sweet staff and an excellent breakfast. Overall, I highly recommend it. As other reviews have mentioned, the location isn’t close to major attractions, but it makes it also very tranquil and relaxing. The hotel offer a free shuttle to their beach club in Senggigi and motorbike rentals for 150k per day. Grab is also readily available. We used their laundry service, which was very good and cost 27k per kg.

Gili Air Crystal-clear waters. Raw, unpolished grit. A car-free speck of paradise where horse buggies rattle through dust, and the air’s thick with salt and freedom. The kind of place that doesn’t just win you over—it hijacks your body, mind, and soul. I stumbled into Santorini Greek Restaurant & Resort on a whim—a last-minute booking after hauling myself down from Mount Rinjani’s brutal, soul-shaking climb. Two nights turned into five, then 7, because this place grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go. I’ve already rebooked to drag my husband here later this year, though right now he’s stewing back home, irritated I’ve gone rogue for nearly a week. Let him stew. The island’s no-car rule is liberation on two wheels. Nights end at the Monkey Bar, where techno pulses through the palms and Europeans dance barefoot on the sand, long since surrendered to Gili’s rhythm. It’s equal parts dive bar and transcendence—chaos with a better view. The resort itself? Understated cool. The Greek Quarter glows under a curtain of blue lights, a secret you feel lucky to stumble upon. Candlelit dinners blur out the world’s static. Sunrises hit like a shot of ouzo—sharp, undeniable. Afternoons dissolve in sleep, the ocean whispering against the minimalist calm of the room. And the food—soulful Greek plates served without pretension, perfect with a cold Bintang and a horizon that stretches forever. The staff run the joint with precision, steering clear of island chaos while keeping you close enough to wander into it if you crave noise. The room? A sanctuary. Minimalist chic with ocean views that demand you ditch baggage, literal and emotional. I raided the boutique—light dresses, breezy and unburdened—and made them my uniform. No clutter, no noise, just a curated life for this island state of mind. The private spa-pool on the balcony doubled as a YouTube stage, perfect for nursing Rinjani-wrecked muscles and telling stories nobody asked for but everyone listens to anyway.