Alamayah Boutique Retreat
Why We Love This Hotel
Sustainable Values: Alamayah features conscious design and environmentally-friendly practices, with an aim of leaving only footprints in the sand and building genuine connections within the local community.
Location: Sumba's natural and cultural riches are the focus of this retreat, from the craftmanship in furniture pieces to the jungle and ocean views enjoyed from each suite's private terrace.
Wellbeing: Alamayah's extensive spa facilities prioritize guests' wellbeing; comprised of a Turkish Hammam, a steam room, hydrotherapy pools, and treatment rooms where guests can receive Ayurvedic treatments.
- Destination
- Sumba, Indonesia
- Hotel Type
- Boutique
- Location Type
- Beach
Amenities
- Bar/pub
- Fitness Center
- Games Room
- Outdoor Pool
- Poolside Bar
- Restaurant
- Sauna
- Spa
- Steam Room
- Yoga Classes/instruction On Site
Wala Suite
The 495-square-foot Wala Suite can connect to the Amu Suite. Featuring partial jungle and sea views, this room type has a king bed, a private terrace, and an ensuite with a free-standing terrazzo bathtub.
Amu Suite
The Amu Suite is 484 square feet in size, appointed with a king bed and an ensuite washroom. This room type can connect to the Wala Suite. There's an extra large free-standing bathtub on a private terrace and a walk-in wardrobe.
Mahi Suite
The 463-square-foot Mahi Suite can be connected to the Watu Suite, is appointed with a king bed, an ensuite washroom, and a walk-in wardrobe. There's a private terrace that features a bathtub, and commands ocean views.
Watu Suite
The Watu Suite extends to 474 square feet, is appointed with a king-size bed, and can be connected to the Mahi Suite. There's a walk-in wardrobe, a private lounge with a free-standing terrazzo bathtub, and a terrace with ocean views.
Tana Suite
The Tana Suite covers 484 square feet and is topped with a Sumbanese thatched roof. The bedroom is appointed with a king bed and there's a lounge with a free-standing terrazzo bathtub. Views from the private terrace look out to the gardens and jungle beyond.
Tahik Suite
The 667-square-foot Tahik Suite is appointed with a king bed, and a bathroom with a free-standing terrazzo bathtub. There's a private terrace built around a coconut tree, a powder room, and a walk-in wardrobe, plus Timor Sea views best enjoyed at sunrise.
Fitness Center
The resort's fitness center is a peaceful place to work out, blending in with the Alamayah aesthetic and open 24 hours for guests' convenience.
Spa
The generous spa offerings at Alamayah include a Turkish Hammam, a steam room, hydrotherapy pools, and treatment rooms. Ayurvedic treatments draw from ancient Vedic practices to balance doshas, and promote rejuvenation, and longevity.
Swimming Pool
The large outdoor swimming pool is tucked in amongst palm trees, and features a swim-up bar.
Conscious Cuisine
A farm-to-table menu is educational as well as mouthwatering to read, as sustainable ingredients are selected and plant-based dishes prepared with synbiotics, alkalinity, enzymatic activity, and hydration in mind.
Medicinal Mixology
Inspired by traditional apothecary potions, Alamayah's Medicinal Mixology offers homemade elixirs and natural remedies, prepared used foraged ingredients from the forest, which are expertly mixed by a botanical-expert bartender.
Exclusively Asia
With Remote Lands you'll travel with people who have made Asia the solitary focus of their own lifelong adventure. As our guest, you'll discover Asia on a journey that is completely, authentically your own, adapted from our own remarkable experiences and adventures over the years.
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What Others Say
Here is a small selection of the kind words our clients have said about us recently.
Peter & Bryna, New Jersey
We are intrepid travelers who love to get off the beaten track to explore. Remote Lands did a great job of arranging our trip to some of the less trodden parts of Indonesia.
Family from Indianapolis, Indiana
This was our second trip with Remote Lands... On Java, our guide was excellent and we loved being the only people at Borobudur after the monument closed to the public.