Serah is a Sasak woman originally from Rembitan, about 7 km from Kuta. She has worked extensively in hospitality in both the Middle East and Australia. She knows how to create a warm, welcoming environment. Steve, her husband is an Australian who has travelled extensively in Indonesia over 49 years - mainly by motorcycle. He photographs and writes about his adventures and has been published in motorcycle magazines in Australia and the UK. He can assist you with your inquiries regarding travel around Lombok and to on-going destinations in Sumbawa, Flores and beyond to West Timor and Sumba. Serah and Steve have established Serah's Homestay over the last three years and take great pleasure in meeting new people, learning about their countries and sharing experiences with them.

Serah's is a family-run homestay where you will receive a warm welcome. In 2020 we received our 4th Booking Excellence Award with a score of 9.1/10. We have 7 air conditioned rooms, each with a terrace overlooking a lush garden. The area is quiet, the neighbors are friendly and there is adequate parking for vehicles. Rooms have comfortable beds, both ceiling and standing fans and high ceilings. Our 2 newest rooms were completed in 2017. Rooms have private facilities with hot water and tiled floors. You will receive a delicious cooked breakfast. Free Wifi is available. June 2019 saw the completion of our breakfast terrace come restaurant where you can relax and enjoy the view of the nearby hills while eating delicious food prepared by Beng our experienced chef. Our staff, Abeng (manager) Atam (housemaid and kitchen) and Bandar (garden and security) have been with us since the ourset. We value their contribution greatly. Our aim is to make your stay a pleasant one so that you will recommend us to your family, friends and those you meet on your travels. We want to leave you with happy memories of Serah's Homestay. Our 8mx4m pool was completed in June 2020.

There are a lot of points to recommend Kuta and its immediate environment. Our homestay is located only 100 mts down a small side road off the By-Pass Road (also called Jalan Pariwisata on some maps) It is walking distance to cafes and shops. There are many lovely beaches in the area. Kuta itself is quiet and laid back. There are no traffic lights, traffic jams or high rise buildings. There are lots of restaurants and many different cuisines are available. The perfect time to visit is the dry season which usually begins around May and lasts until Oct - Nov.