Sunlight dances across timber decks and private pools as Villa Tokay’s accommodations reveal minimalist lines and open-air elegance, merging indoors with tropical gardens.

Villa Tokay sits just 200 meters from the sea on Gili Air, a small island just off the northwest coast of Lombok, where the rhythm of daily life is set by the tides and the occasional bicycle bell. The property is tucked into lush gardens yet remains a convenient base for exploring the island’s beaches, snorkeling spots, and vibrant local culture. Thoughtful design and sustainability converge, creating a retreat that feels both intimate and attuned to its natural surroundings.

Guests choose from private villas with pools or elegant rooms with shared pools. Each space balances open, airy layouts with tactile details—wooden accents, soft linens, and tropical greenery. Villas like The Leaf and The Swell provide intimate escapes for couples or flexible family arrangements, ensuring every stay is tailored, whether it’s a quiet retreat or a lively gathering.

KAI Restaurant celebrates flavors along the ancient Spice Route with dishes blending Indonesian ingredients and Mediterranean techniques. From vibrant lunches to thoughtfully plated dinners, each meal is an exploration of local freshness and culinary craft. Guests can also enjoy in-villa dining, floating breakfasts, and a curated selection of wines and cocktails for private indulgence.

Wellness here is designed around personal space and choice. In-villa massages allow guests to unwind without leaving their retreat, while the tropical surroundings invite slow morning stretches or mindful walks through gardens.

Sustainability threads through every detail—eco-friendly operations, local engagement, and organic dining complement the island experience. Complimentary bikes, snorkeling gear, and personalized guidance allow guests to explore Gili Air responsibly and at their own pace.

Where sunlight and sea meet understated elegance, Villa Tokay embodies the spirit of Gili Air with immersive experiences, leaving a quiet imprint of island life long after your departure.