HOTEL Kerobokan is the shocking inside story Bali's bizarre and hellish prison. It's dirty white walls touch paradise - step outside and it's sun-kissed beaches, top restaurants like Ku de ta, luxury hotels, like the W - just around the corner -, stunning sunsets and great surf. Step inside and it's hell. This book, written by an Australian journalist with unprecedented access to inside, paints a graphic fly-on-the-wall picture of life inside. It flirts with dark comedy, but is thick with tragic and shocking stories of tourists and international drug traffickers who've been forced to check into Hotel K. The jail's 'guests' include a United Nations of prisoners - reflecting the island's international pull - 2.9million tourists last year. Those who've done time inside Hotel K include British chef Gordon Ramsay's brother, Ronnie, Bali's King Cok Pemecutan, who stabbed his brother to death with a sword,  English ecstasy dealer Steve Turner, the Bali Nine (nine Australian heroin traffickers) and a constant stream of unlucky tourists or surfers from across the globe busted with a single ecstasy pill or a joint and failed to pay their way out of trouble - as many do. Simultaneously mesmerising and stomach-turning, Hotel Kerobokan paints a confronting picture. Everything you've heard is true. And there's much, much more than you ever imagined there could be.