A peaceful three-bedroom island home tucked into its own sandy garden, where bamboo bungalows, a private pool and open-air living create a quieter kind of Gili Meno escape just moments from the beach.
Papaya House feels hidden in the best possible way. Enter through its wooden gate and the island seems to become your own little world. Soft sand replaces pathways, tropical greenery surrounds the house and the private swimming pool sits quietly at the centre of the garden.
The beach is only a short walk away, yet Papaya House feels wonderfully secluded. Close enough to swim in the sea whenever the mood takes you, but private enough to return home and disappear again.
This separation gives the house an easy balance between privacy and togetherness, particularly for families or friends sharing the island experience.
Outside, the sandy garden becomes part of everyday life. The private pool invites long, quiet afternoons, an outdoor shower brings a little more of the tropics into the routine, and a shaded dining bale creates a natural place to gather for breakfast or dinner beneath the island sky.
There is nothing complicated about staying here. Wake slowly, walk to the beach, come home for a swim, then decide whether the rest of the day really needs a plan.
Close enough to hear the island calling, hidden enough to have a world of your own.
Practical Information
3 bedrooms
Sleeps up to 6 guests
Minimum stay of 3 nights
Approximately 30 metres from the beach
Private swimming pool
Private sandy tropical garden
Sun terrace
Master bedroom with king-size bed
2 separate timber and bamboo garden bungalows
Air-conditioned bedrooms
Private en-suite bathrooms
Bathtub in master bathroom
Outdoor shower
Shaded dining bale
Free Wi-Fi
Daily housekeeping
Complimentary daily breakfast
Rates
Starting from US$350++ per night for 4 guests
Additional guests are US$70 per person, up to a maximum of 6 guests.
Rates may vary depending on season, length of stay and availability.
House Note
Papaya House is made for peaceful island living. Parties and late-night gatherings are not permitted, and guests are kindly asked to keep noise to a minimum at all times out of respect for the neighbours and the quiet rhythm of Gili Meno.
