Gili Trawangan has two confirmed hotels with a genuine private pool, not a shared resort pool: Kaleydo Villas' Suite Villas and Family Villas, and Kokomo Resort's private-pool villa categories, both a short boat ride from Lombok.
The best private pool villas in Gili Trawangan
Two confirmed properties, each with a pool exclusive to a specific villa category. Tap any row for live prices.
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| Hotel | Rating | From/night | Area | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaleydo Villas | Exceptional | $177/night | Gili Trawangan | Best overall · Suite Villas and Family Villas with private pool | Check price →Review ↓ |
| Kokomo Resort Gili Trawangan | $200/night (est.) | Gili Trawangan | Widest selection · 1-3 bedroom villas, some with private pool | Check price →Review ↓ |
Kaleydo Villas
Kaleydo Villas, a boutique wooden-chalet property near one of Gili Trawangan's best snorkeling spots, confirms private pools in its Suite Villa category, plus private pool-spa jacuzzis in the larger Family Villas – both distinct from any shared pool areas on the property.
This is the highest-rated confirmed private-pool hotel in this guide's Gili Trawangan cluster, with free bikes and snorkel equipment included for exploring the car-free island.
Kokomo Resort Gili Trawangan
Kokomo Resort, on Gili Trawangan's beachfront a short walk from the island's restaurants and bars, offers one, two and three-bedroom villas – some with a private pool, others with only a garden terrace, so it's worth confirming the specific category before booking if a private pool matters.
The beachfront setting and restaurant with Lombok views make this a good base for exploring the wider Gili Islands by boat.
When to go
May through September is Gili Trawangan's dry season and the best window for a private-pool stay, with calm seas for the boat crossing from Lombok and clear water for snorkeling. October–April brings more rain and rougher seas, particularly December–February. Lombok International Airport (LOP) is the mainland gateway, followed by a road transfer to a harbor and a boat crossing to the car-free island – there's no direct dock for large boats, so most transfers involve a short wade or small-boat transfer to shore.
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