Amankila
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Review
Character and identity
Set high on a cliff above the Lombok Strait in quieter East Bali, Amankila is one of three Aman properties on the island and feels like a closely guarded secret in a region that has largely escaped the development creeping across the south. Free-standing villas step down the hillside toward a private beach reached by buggy or a short walk. The signature is the three-tiered infinity pool, designed to echo the island's rice terraces, with a separate Beach Club and lap pool below. Service is the other defining note: anticipatory, unhurried, and willing to arrange almost anything on short notice.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples and honeymooners chasing seclusion, dramatic scenery, and the kind of intuitive Aman service that turns small requests (private yoga, in-suite massage, a beach pig roast with bonfire) into the trip's memories. Also strong for design-minded travellers who want quiet East Bali rather than Seminyak or Ubud energy.
Should look elsewhere:
Families needing kids' clubs and lively dining, or anyone who wants nightlife, shopping, and restaurants within walking distance. The hour-plus airport transfer, tropical heat, and persistent bugs are real considerations, and the compact gym needs to be pre-booked.
Bottom line
What you're paying for here is setting and service in a part of Bali most visitors never reach, anchored by one of the most photographed pools in Asia. Book it if seclusion and a private, slow-paced stay matter more than buzz or beach scale. A pool-suite category is worth the upgrade, and a sunset cruise on the Aman XII is the evening to plan around.