Green Hill Boutique Hotel
Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Flores 86554 Indonesia
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Green Hill Boutique Hotel is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Labuan Bajo, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Rooms at Green Hill Boutique Hotel provide air conditioning, a seating area, and a desk, and guests can stay connected with free wifi.
In addition, while staying at Green Hill Boutique Hotel guests have access to currency exchange, a coffee shop, and 24 hour security. You can also enjoy breakfast.
If you like Asian restaurants, Green Hill Boutique Hotel is conveniently located near Tree Top, Mediterraneo, and Le Pirate Bajo Restaurant.
Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out a historic site, such as Tado Village.
Enjoy your stay in Labuan Bajo!
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Property amenities
Street parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Wifi
Free breakfast
Bar / lounge
Massage
24-hour security
Baggage storage
Coffee shop
Restaurant
Breakfast available
Currency exchange
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Air conditioning
Housekeeping
Seating area
Bottled water
Wake-up service / alarm clock
Bath / shower
Complimentary toiletries
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Ocean view
Non-smoking rooms
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HOTEL CLASS
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HOTEL STYLE
Boutique
Harbour View
Languages Spoken
English, Indonesian, Malay
Location
Jl. Soekarno Hatta, Labuan Bajo, Flores 86554 Indonesia
Getting there
Great for walkers
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We have stayed at this hotel before but it’s age is really showing. You need to be reasonably fit to get up to the top level of stairs with a bag. The rooms are dated and the bathrooms need an upgrade as they are very shabby. The cleaners appear to do their best. Staff appeared a bit lacklustre and the restaurant needs some work. There are much newer hotels in Labuan Bajo that have better facilities and charge a similar price.
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Greeted by lovely reception staff, helped with bags up the many steps.
Lovely large rooms which were spotless, comfy beds, powerful shower, good AC, nice terrace to sit out on
Great location
Breakfast was alright
Staff at restaurant wasn’t proactive or really helpful. Preferred to chat or play in their phone. Not a good example to Trainees that we’re there
Evening meal big great. So only ate there once.
No door on bathroom only a shower curtain
AC pipe leaked over you in bathroom
Steps. So many about 65 to our room and we were not the furthest up
No good for anyone with mobility issues. Labuan Bajo is very hilly
Really loud mosque starts calling at 4am for an Hour, can still hear it with ear plugs.
It’s not far from Port, the ships honk their horns early hours of the morning when coming and going. Didn’t have one good nights sleep.
No nice beaches close by, walked to local beach which was covered in rubbish and plastic, such a shame as it could be beautiful, obviously not hotels fault.
Lovely large rooms which were spotless, comfy beds, powerful shower, good AC, nice terrace to sit out on
Great location
Breakfast was alright
Staff at restaurant wasn’t proactive or really helpful. Preferred to chat or play in their phone. Not a good example to Trainees that we’re there
Evening meal big great. So only ate there once.
No door on bathroom only a shower curtain
AC pipe leaked over you in bathroom
Steps. So many about 65 to our room and we were not the furthest up
No good for anyone with mobility issues. Labuan Bajo is very hilly
Really loud mosque starts calling at 4am for an Hour, can still hear it with ear plugs.
It’s not far from Port, the ships honk their horns early hours of the morning when coming and going. Didn’t have one good nights sleep.
No nice beaches close by, walked to local beach which was covered in rubbish and plastic, such a shame as it could be beautiful, obviously not hotels fault.
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Travelled with family
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A very average hotel, which is a pity as it has the elements to be much more. Very lacklustre staff, very basic breakfast with no buy in option, virtually no internet, and no water pressure in the coroded showers. The Web aspect is especially frustrating as there is also little cell signal meaning I couldn't even teether. Very disappointing as rooms were clean and location is good.
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Date of stay: June 2021Trip type: Travelled on business
Room Tip:Â A nice new hotel has opened across the street
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Big room overlooking the port, the highest ceiling of anyplace I've stayed anywhere! This just adds to the appeal. Beds comfortable, spotless. Wifi not fantastic in the room itself, but much better sitting on the veranda just outside and excellent in the associated cafe at street level, where you can sample the special roasts to sample the different coffee varietals.
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Date of stay: December 2020
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We enjoyed our 2 nights at Green Hill very much.
It’s dead central in Labuan Bajo, so we knew (& were previously informed) about potential sound from the road (and nearby mosques) but with a little help from some ear plugs we slept fine.
Harbour view Rooms are spacious and with a view ;). The steep steps to the rooms will keep you fit (don’t forget too much when heading out!).
Staff was very attentive, friendly and helpful throughout our stay.
We’d definitely come back and can wholeheartedly recommend this hotel.
It’s dead central in Labuan Bajo, so we knew (& were previously informed) about potential sound from the road (and nearby mosques) but with a little help from some ear plugs we slept fine.
Harbour view Rooms are spacious and with a view ;). The steep steps to the rooms will keep you fit (don’t forget too much when heading out!).
Staff was very attentive, friendly and helpful throughout our stay.
We’d definitely come back and can wholeheartedly recommend this hotel.
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Â Some sockets close to the bed might come in handy :).
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Response from Green Hill Boutique Hotel, Guest Services / Front Office at Green Hill Boutique Hotel
Responded Apr 4, 2023
Dear Voyage, Thank you so much for your honest review, it means a lot to us! We are very that you had great experience in our place and we are looking forward to have you back in another chance! Have a great one and see you in the future! Warm Regards, Green Hill Team
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Lovely hotel with very beautiful staff. The only thing I would say is there's a lot of steps! If you have a mobility problem don't go here. The breakfast is lovely, the rooms are lovely and clean. The view is amazing. It's built up the side of a cliff. So if you aren't very fit or mobile, this wouldn't work for you. When you make your booking they make this very clear. I had a lovely time here.
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Travelled solo
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Responded Apr 4, 2023
Dear Lesley, Thank you so much for your honest review, it means a lot to us! We are very that you had great experience in our place and we are looking forward to have you back in another chance! Have a great one and see you in the future! Warm Regards, Green Hill Team
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a clean hotel, situated on main street. only 500m walk to the harbour entrance, also close to all the dive shops. great views and a good breakfast. quite a lot of stairs to get to your room, but not to difficult.
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Date of stay: May 2017Trip type: Travelled solo
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Giving this a bad review because hostel staff doesn't really speak English and because they're totally abusing their monopoly position to ask for INSANE exchange rates: the official rate was 1€ = 15.300 rp and they offered 14.300. we exchanged 500€ and therefore asked for a small discount, but they just said no.. Way to rip off your customers!
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Date of stay: August 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Staff rudely demanded extra money after our stay. My partner and myself stayed in the twin/double room which is apparently only meant for a single occupant. We were not informed of this while booking and i did point out that the name of the room literally means 2 people. The staff became extremely agitated and aggressive. I would not recommend this hotel.
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We are retired and thus time rich. We read the fairly mixed reviews about LBJ and thought that this could be a place where we could hang out for a while. In the past we have been to places for ‘just a few days’ and found ourselves staying several weeks so why should LBJ be different? Well, first every restaurant wants to be Italian. Second, every restaurant charges far too much (hey that’s normal the world over to be charged too much in an Italian). Third, I found the people here usually friendly but the underlying trend was ‘I want a slice of you’.
And what about Green Hill Boutique Hotel? Firstly, let me make it clear. This is not a new hotel as previous reviews suggest. Anyway, when we arrived neither of us took to mien host. We didn’t like him at all and we were both even more ‘unimpressed’ when we were asked for all the money upfront to cover the 4 nights before we had even seen his ‘boutique’ room. We refused, as we always do, and paid him just for our first night and aren’t we glad we did!
Now, what’s the definition of boutique? Is that a bathroom without a door and just a shabby curtain? We’ve been together many years and feel comfortable with each other’s bodily functions. However, even for us there are some things that we prefer to keep private. I can’t actually see what use the curtain is....it just looks shabby. Perhaps boutique means the provision of shredded blankets with holes in to give it that ‘lived’ in feeling? Or maybe it means a room with an all glass wall that has a balcony with a really good view that everyone walks past to see you in bed drinking your early morning cuppa? No, I know, boutique means charging £35 for a room with a just adequate breakfast, when you have to ask for the fruit, wifi that was promised and that only works when it feels like it and house dogs that wake you at 3.30am with their incessant barking. There are lots of other explanations as to why Green Hill is definitely NOT a boutique hotel but if I gave you all the reasons my review would become as long as War and Peace.
Just as an aside, if you choose to ignore this review and stay here I suggest you hurry up and do it. The rooms with any sort of view, the AC rooms, are about to have the beautiful view obliterated by a concrete monstrosity that dwarfs anything else in Labuan Bajo. It signs the death knoll of what was, once, a lovely harbour and fishing port. It’s going to be at least 4 storeys high while everything around it is 2 storeys at most. The locals are also discovering how to use the horn for just about everything, just like India, and one or two have discovered a number of different air horns to make the life of residents even less pleasant. Labuan Bajo is fast on the way to becoming an absolute dump.
Anyway, when we complained about the ‘promised wifi’ and I finally lost it about the dogs that, incidentally, were also annoying the people staying next door at The Lounge mien host suggested we should move somewhere else. So, up him, we took his great advice and went to Bay View Garden! We’ll review that later.
Green Hill has a good location near the restaurants although the road noise can get annoying plus the nearby mosques, that is plural and they are many, are very loud at most times of the day. I don’t have a problem with this, most of the time, but at 4.00am it can be a bit wearing when it goes on for 20 minutes or so. It’s a cultural thing so live with it....if you can. We did, hoping to catch up the sleep in the afternoon but the house dogs put pay to that plan.
All in all I found LBJ very disappointing, Green Hill particularly poor value (like most places in LBJ) so come for one night, do your trips, stay another if you must, and then move on.
And what about Green Hill Boutique Hotel? Firstly, let me make it clear. This is not a new hotel as previous reviews suggest. Anyway, when we arrived neither of us took to mien host. We didn’t like him at all and we were both even more ‘unimpressed’ when we were asked for all the money upfront to cover the 4 nights before we had even seen his ‘boutique’ room. We refused, as we always do, and paid him just for our first night and aren’t we glad we did!
Now, what’s the definition of boutique? Is that a bathroom without a door and just a shabby curtain? We’ve been together many years and feel comfortable with each other’s bodily functions. However, even for us there are some things that we prefer to keep private. I can’t actually see what use the curtain is....it just looks shabby. Perhaps boutique means the provision of shredded blankets with holes in to give it that ‘lived’ in feeling? Or maybe it means a room with an all glass wall that has a balcony with a really good view that everyone walks past to see you in bed drinking your early morning cuppa? No, I know, boutique means charging £35 for a room with a just adequate breakfast, when you have to ask for the fruit, wifi that was promised and that only works when it feels like it and house dogs that wake you at 3.30am with their incessant barking. There are lots of other explanations as to why Green Hill is definitely NOT a boutique hotel but if I gave you all the reasons my review would become as long as War and Peace.
Just as an aside, if you choose to ignore this review and stay here I suggest you hurry up and do it. The rooms with any sort of view, the AC rooms, are about to have the beautiful view obliterated by a concrete monstrosity that dwarfs anything else in Labuan Bajo. It signs the death knoll of what was, once, a lovely harbour and fishing port. It’s going to be at least 4 storeys high while everything around it is 2 storeys at most. The locals are also discovering how to use the horn for just about everything, just like India, and one or two have discovered a number of different air horns to make the life of residents even less pleasant. Labuan Bajo is fast on the way to becoming an absolute dump.
Anyway, when we complained about the ‘promised wifi’ and I finally lost it about the dogs that, incidentally, were also annoying the people staying next door at The Lounge mien host suggested we should move somewhere else. So, up him, we took his great advice and went to Bay View Garden! We’ll review that later.
Green Hill has a good location near the restaurants although the road noise can get annoying plus the nearby mosques, that is plural and they are many, are very loud at most times of the day. I don’t have a problem with this, most of the time, but at 4.00am it can be a bit wearing when it goes on for 20 minutes or so. It’s a cultural thing so live with it....if you can. We did, hoping to catch up the sleep in the afternoon but the house dogs put pay to that plan.
All in all I found LBJ very disappointing, Green Hill particularly poor value (like most places in LBJ) so come for one night, do your trips, stay another if you must, and then move on.
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Date of stay: March 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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PRICE RANGE
C$50 - C$66 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
IndonesiaEast Nusa TenggaraFloresLabuan Bajo
NUMBER OF ROOMS
13
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Frequently Asked Questions about Green Hill Boutique Hotel
Which popular attractions are close to Green Hill Boutique Hotel?
Nearby attractions include Magnolia Boutique Komodo (0.3 km), Lelo Komodo (0.4 km), and Varanus Komodo Art Shop (0.07 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Green Hill Boutique Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant.
What food & drink options are available at Green Hill Boutique Hotel?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at Green Hill Boutique Hotel?
Yes, street parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Green Hill Boutique Hotel?
Conveniently located restaurants include Altomare Restaurant, Copper Bonnet Bistro & Bar, and Baccala Bajo.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Green Hill Boutique Hotel?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Indonesian, and Malay.
Are there any historical sites close to Green Hill Boutique Hotel?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Tado Village (2.5 km).
Does Green Hill Boutique Hotel have any great views?
Yes, guests often enjoy the harbour view available here.