Guest Houses in Sabang

We loved how quiet it was and how it was easy to get everywhere we wanted to visit from there by scooter. The view from our balcony was incredible to wake up to every morning and then lay in the hammock and watch the sunset in the evenings. All the staff were lovely including Panco the adorable dog. The inside of the bungalows were beautiful, clean, spacious and well thought out. We really liked how they supplied us with lots of drinking water in the room so we didn't have to buy bottles from the shops everyday. Also, the bay it's on is beautiful and protected with incredible snorkelling. It made for the best getaway we've had in a while.

Place could do with some improvements 1. Wash basin 2. Ceiling fan/stand fan in rooms 3. Toilets that can flush

The location, beach

Kind staff! Restaurant options. Trip option to go dolphin watching and snorkeling was fantastic!! 100’s of dolphins around the boat. A French couple brought their GoPro to also look under water, which was amazing. Very very breathtaking. Also snorkeling was great! Many differ colored fish swimming around the (mainly dead) coral.. but still great to watch! Nemo, parrot, morene, puffer fish, huge jellyfish, etc Take the tuktuk that the accommodation offers to take you from the harbor to the resort, nice to see the surrounding! Snorkeling is also possible directly in front of the resort. The driver has a contact on mainland that you can use on the way back, we can recommend him to take you to the tsunami museum. Take cash with you, ATM and pin machine at accommodation do not always work.

The bungalows are located right on a private beach shared by 2-3 other accommodations. The view from the room and porch are just lovely. The bed was comfy, the bathroom was nice and clean, and the location is probably the most peaceful on the island. There’s no hot water to shower but we already knew this, and given how hot and humid it can get, we didn’t ever need it either. We booked 2 nights, extended for 3 more and if we had more time, we would’ve stayed much longer. To be honest, the photos don’t do justice to how beautiful the place actually is. And last but certainly not least, the host and his wife are kind and friendly people. We learnt a lot about the island, Aceh, Achinese people and a few other interesting things from the host. We hope to be back someday and spend at least a month in this tropical paradise.