During the Villa opening ceremony held in December 2009. More than 200 members of the community participated in the ceremony in various roles. All the performers were from the local village. With Ubud lifestyle almost at your doorstep, you can enjoy the dances, arts, crafts, restaurants and nightlife.

Tengkulak Kelod is an exceptional community, which can be branded as “Bali as it once was”.
The Villas face more than 1 km uninterrupted rice fields, with a small temple on the right side. The only sounds you can hear are the ones of nature, traditional agricultural activities and the laughter of children.
From time to time, you will be entertained by a procession of ducks going through the rice fields or by a flock of white birds, by the way, Tengkulak is known for its craft of sculpted and painted ducks and other birds.

The Villas
The mandate to the architects (Rick McBride and Jeffrey Loh of Cita Duta Artistry in Jakarta and Bali) was to design a complex of 2 villas and a common facilities center, with modern traits which could become a part of the landscape and perfectly blend in its natural surroundings. They matched expectationsand more.
The result is a combination of contemporary facilities and technology with touches of Bali’s traditions, arts and crafts present in every detail. Particular attention to material and colors – with extensive usage of Indonesia’s wood and natural stones. The color scheme was designed to give a sense of fusion with the surrounding landscape.

The Villas
Griya Aditi is a 3 bedrooms villa. The goddess Aditi is the goddess of wisdom and consciousness.
In Griya Aditi, you will find the dominant theme to be the story of the Ramayana, Sculptures and carvings depict several key figures and events in the Ramayana.

The Bedrooms
Master bedroom faces the rice fields with the infinity swimming pool on the side. It has en-suite bathtub and outdoor shower. It also has a private garden area with a daybed.
The 2 other bedrooms on ground floor face the swimming pool. Both have indoor showers.

The Dining and Living Area
The dining / living room (60 sq meters) faces south towards the swimming pool and rice fields.
A family room (with TV) and games faces the back of the property.
All rooms have air conditioning and fan

The kitchen is used for final preparation of the dishes before serving. It has a refrigerator, a microwave oven, and a water dispenser.

Swimming pool is tiled with natural stones coming from Java

Bale is used for giving massages, thanks to an agreement with one group of traditional massage ladies

The third building houses a garage for 2 cars, the main kitchen, used for initial preparation of dishes, a separate area for storage of food, the laundry, an office for the villa manager and a bedroom used for staff, if they need to stay overnight. It is sometimes called “back of the house”, in our case it is more like the “center of the house”.
The villas are fitted with modern facilities, telephone interconnection to all rooms as well as to kitchens, the office and security post, wireless broadband internet and cable TV.

Note about broadband internet : please remember that you are in Bali and nothing goes at light speed here, internet connection is not an exception. It is good enough to be on e-mail, browse the net or even do a video call through Skype™, however, please do not expect to be able to play live video game over the net. But this is probably not why you come to Bali, anyway.
We have ample electrical power to feed all the above and to keep the villas cool, and a 30 kVA generator for the occasional power cuts, which are part of the life, here.

Staff
The villas’ staff consists of 11. 1 cook, 6 waiters and room attendants, 1 pool attendant and maintenance man, 1 gardener, 2 night watchmen, all recruited in the neighboring villages.
Through an agreement with a local group of drivers, we provide 1 car per villa for the entire duration of the guests’ stay. Their cars are new generation Kijangs, comfortably seating up to 6 adults. Their knowledge of Bali, including the most remote and “off the beaten track” roads is exceptional.

Villa Griya Aditi Rates per night

* Low Season: US$ 380
The rest of year, excluding Easter

* High Season: US$ 480
July – August and 18 December until 03 January

* All rates quoted in USD including: roundtrip airport-villa transfer, daily breakfast, in house laundry, daily 1 car and driver up to 10 hours/day, tax and service charge.

Staying here is your chance of experiencing the real Bali from inside and at the same time enjoy the tranquility of nature and the local countryside, while your friendly staff will be right there to cater to all your needs.

And with Ubud – Bali’s cultural center – just 15 minutes away, you will be conveniently close to shops, restaurants and galleries.

The villa

Villa Bayad is a spacious, luxurious 4 bedroom villa, designed by Popo Danes, one of the most renowned architects in Southeast Asia. The villa is traditionally laid out as a compound, the 4 bedrooms being separate houses beside the main house, all connected by flower-covered pergolas. From every room there is a beautiful view across the surrounding rice terraces to Bali’s sacred volcano in the horizon.

The garden

The villa is surrounded by 8000 m2 garden, laid out as sloping terraces and bordered by a small river.
Moving through jungle-like vegetation, you will arrive at the traditional gate and lobby, where the magnificent view of the garden and the rice fields awaits you.
In the garden there are numerous coconut palms and fruit trees, and the organically grown vegetable- and herb-gardens supply the villa’s household.

The main house

The spacious living- and dining area opens to a large veranda, surrounded by flower covered, multi-level fishponds and flanked by two comfortable bales, where you can relax, listening to the sprinkling water and enjoying the beautiful view.
An open, fully equipped kitchen is ready for the staff to prepare your meals on your request – or you can use the kitchen yourself, if you prefer to cook your own meals.
In the main house you also find an air-conditioned media room / library with the best of audio- and video-equipment.

The bedrooms :

The 4 spacious air-conditioned bedrooms are all separate houses, two of which share a private open kitchen- and dining-bale as well as a private spring-water fed plunge-pool and a pooldeck. Beside bedroom, each house offers a furnished veranda and bathroom with two washbasins, shower-cabin, WC and a small walled garden with outdoor shower. The bedrooms all offer TV and DVD-player and the beds are dressed with the best quality of cotton bed linen. The 4 houses are differently styled and named after four distinguished locations in Bali: Tenganan • Klung Kung • Ubud • Singaraja.

* The Tenganan House
This is the largest bedroom, tile thatched, styled and named after the picturesque Bali Aga village near the East Bali coast.
Standing on columns, overlooking the main pool, it is right on the brink to the lower garden area. The breezy high perched veranda offers a close view over the rice paddies to the mountain in the distance. This house has a large queen size bed and a spacious walk-in closet.
The partly open bathroom, floored with natural stone tiles, offers two washbasins, WC and shower cabin. It is possible to supply with an extra bed if needed.

Directly connected is a marvelous open, walled bath-court. In the middle of a reflecting mirror pond, a traditional bale covers washbasin and a natural stone bathtub.

* The Klung Kung House
This house is styled and named after the old royal town in the center of East Bali. It is located closest to the main house and has the loveliest view from it’s veranda.
The bedroom has a hardwood floor and is fitted with a queen size bed (with dividable mattresses if needed), a walk in closet and a TV with DVD-player. The partly open bathroom, floored with natural stone tiles, offers two washbasins, WC and shower cabin. It is possible to supply with an extra bed if needed. This house is also connected to the open bath-court.

* The Ubud House
This house is styled and named after the nearby town – Bali’s cultural center.
The bedroom has a hardwood floor and is fitted with a queen size bed (with dividable mattresses if needed), and a TV with DVD-player.
The partly open bathroom, floored with natural stone tiles, offers two washbasins, WC and shower cabin. In addition, it has a small walled garden with an open air shower. It is possible to supply with an extra bed if needed.

* The Singaraja House
This house is styled and named after the former capital and trading town on Bali’s north coast. The bedroom has a hardwood floor and is fitted with a queen size bed (with dividable mattresses if needed), and a TV with DVD-player.
The partly open bathroom, floored with turquoise colored terrazzo, offers two washbasins, WC and shower cabin, as well as a small walled garden with an open air shower. It is possible to supply with an extra bed if needed.

The Ubud and the Singaraja Houses share a private open air fully equipped kitchen- and dining-bale, as well as a private spring-water fed plunge pool and pool-deck.

The Main House

This house offers a large living- and dining area as well as a fully equipped open kitchen. An adjoining kitchen store is fitted with a side-by-side fridge/freezer and a microwave oven.
The living- and dining area has a natural stone floor and a spectacular cathedral-like traditional ceiling. It is furnished with spacious sitting areas, a 10-seat dining table and multiple artwork.
It opens through folding doors towards a spacious natural stone floored veranda, all surrounded by water lily-covered, terraced fishponds and with two flanking traditional bales offering breezy, shady relaxation.
The air-conditioned media-room/library has a hardwood floor, is fitted with a built-in sofa and coffee-table and offers the best of audio and video equipment.
A tastefully decorated guest powder room is also located in the main house.

The main pool

The huge 18 by 5 meter pool is spring-water fed and flanked by a spacious hardwood pooldeck furnished with numerous sun beds and sunshades. Protruding into the pool is a traditional bale, where you can relax in the shade.

The teriyaki kitchen

Connecting to the pool-deck is the teriyaki kitchen with café-tables and -chairs. Here you can enjoy your drinks, snacks or poolside-meals from the genuine teriyaki grill.

The Lotus Bridge

Spanning a small canyon of rocks, lotus-ponds and waterfalls, the Lotus Bridge offers you a beautiful breezy spot for dining or relaxing – or to receive yoga lessons.

The gym and the bikes

If you want to keep fit during your stay, an air-conditioned, well equipped gym is at your free disposal, and a selection of mountain-bikes is free to use, if you like to explore the countryside.

Your staff

Rita Dewi is the Villa manager. She will welcome you to the villa and care for your departure. Furthermore, she will be available on request at any time, you might have a question.

Komang is the House manager. He speaks an excellent English, and he and the rest of the staff will do everything, they can to make your stay pleasant and memorable.

Catering
Breakfast is included in the accommodation and you may have it served in the dining room or on your own veranda, as you please.
Your staff will prepare lunch or dinner for you at your request. Simply choose from your in-house menu card. Vegetables are grown in the villa’s own organic vegetable garden.
If you want, feel free to use the kitchens for your own cooking experience. The staff will be ready to help you with the local specialties.

Complimentary Ubud shuttle
Any time you want to go to Ubud for shopping or dining, our driver will take you there and pick you up again on call.
A local call mobile phone will be supplied to you for easy contact with the villa, while you are elsewhere.

Gym and bikes
For the fitness interested a fully equipped gym will be at your disposal, and for those, who want to explore the neighboring Ubud hills, mountain-bikes will be available.

Acivities
In the villa we can easily arrange:

* Massage
* Yoga lessons (Yoga-mats and -cushions are already available in the villa for your convenience).
* Cooking classes
In the Villa’s own lake you can go fishing for your dinner!

Your staff will always be ready to arrange other activities on your request, such as:

* Excursion tours
* Balinese dance evenings
* Visit to local artists and galleries
* Trekking-tours

The staff

In the villa a full time staff of 8, including maids, driver, cook and gardeners, is ready to make sure that your stay here will be unforgettable.

Location
Villa Bayad is just off the main road from Denpasar to Kintamani in Meliggih Kelod just south of Payangan and just10 minutes from Ubud center.

Villa Bayad Rates per Night

* Low Season US$ 500++ | High Season US$ 600++ | Peak Season US$ 700++

* Low Season : Jan 11 – Jul 14, Sept 16 – Dec 19
High Season : Jul 15 – Sept 15
Peak Season : Dec 20 – Jan 10

* All rates incur an extra 15% Government tax and service charge

Amala in Sanskrit means purity. During your stay at Amala, you will discover this purity in the surrounding landscape and way of life that surrounds the Villa. The charm of the padi fields of Keliki is mesmerizing; and the soft murmur of the river Wos in the valley below calming. To top all this, the enchanting sunsets across the horizon of Ubud are unforgettable.

With five en-suite guestrooms, it can accommodate up to 10 people comfortably. Made up of two houses connected by a walkway, the main house overlooks the 20m pool and padi fields, while the valley house sits on the edge of a ridge which over looks the lush valley of the river Wos.

At Amala we hope that you will enjoy the comfort of a home away from home, combined with the level of service and facilities to match any luxury hotel.

Location

Amala is situated on the edge of a padi field, overlooking the river Wos. It sits between the villages of Sebali and Keliki , in the province of Tegallalang, Ubud. It is an hour’s ride from Bali’s Ngurah Rai airport, and only a 15 minute car ride from the famed center of art and culture – Ubud.

Staying in Ubud is a unique experience. Ubud offers a stay punctuated with the simple pleasures of watching her children practice their dancing or gamelan playing at the temple; craftsman patiently honing their talents; farmers chasing their herd of ducks down the streets. A stay in Ubud offers the delight of appreciating all that surrounds you in daily life in Bali.

Accommodation

The layout of Amala allows two families with children to holiday very comfortably and with enough living areas to afford adequate privacy. Alternatively it is also a suitable get-away for 4–5 couples to “chill out” in the peaceful and harmonizing atmosphere of Sebali.

The main house contains a open dining area and large daybed overlooking the 20m pool and padi fields. It also houses the library, kitchen, a powder room and on the second level the master bedroom. The Master bedroom has a spacious veranda with two daybeds at each end. It is one of two rooms in the estate that has an exposed alang alang roof. The bathroom contains a bathtub cum shower and also an outdoor shower on the terrace.

The valley house has a open living area on the top floor with wide open verandas for dining al fresco. It also boasts a immense alang alang roof. Below this are two guest rooms sharing a veranda that overlook the valley. Both rooms are en-suite with partial outdoor showers and baths.

On the ground level of the valley house there is a second master bedroom with a indoor bath and shower overlooking the valley as well as a outdoor shower in its own private garden.

Next to this is the TV room with a projector and screen to watch movies or catch the latest news on satellite TV. Alternatively this room is easily converted into another guest room with en-suite bathroom. A veranda fronts these two rooms and allows guests to walk out to the valley garden or have breakfast with the morning sun rising over the valley. A bale sits at the edge of the garden overlooking the valley and rice terraces.

Dining

Our cook will be able to prepare both local and western cuisine. Villa guests are free to discuss with the cook the menu for each meal who will then do the marketing and guests need only pay the cost of the food bought.

Within a 15 min car ride of Amala, you will have the choice of a varied selection of restaurants, Terrazzo, Batan Waru, Bebek Bengil, Ary’s Warung, and Mosaic to name but a few.

Facilities

There is a 20m lap pool where guests can swim for exercise or have a leisurely dip. Deck chairs are provided poolside for sunbathing.

A table tennis table is provided for guests’ enjoyment.

Yoga classes can be arranged by our Villa manager by experienced teachers.

Massage and spa treatments can be arranged in the privacy of your room.

Movies can be viewed in our projection room which has facilities for connection to laptops and dvd players .Both the projection room and library have satellite television connection with a varied choice of channels including the BBC & CNN.

Activities

Mountain bikes are available for exploring the unspoilt trails around Ubud. Villa staff will provide maps and guides to places of interest in the area.

Trekking can be arranged with experienced guides.

White water rafting on the Ayung river is a 15 minute car ride away and arrangements can be made by the Villa manager.

The renowned Handara Golf course is approximately 1½ hours away by car and again our Villa manager will be most happy to arrange tee-off of times.

The Elephant Park is a short car ride down the road from Amala where guests can enjoy exciting elephant rides around the Ubud countryside.

Our villa manager is most happy to arrange for sightseeing tours to the rest of Bali, or shopping excursions to Ubud market and the many small shops along the Monkey Forest Road. There are also a number of notable Art galleries to view.

Amala Design

Amala’s design was conceived by Robin Bimantoro of Triloka Architects with the Interior by Sari Sutera Design. In close consultation with the owners, they came up with a concept that imbibed the basic traditions of Balinese architecture with the simple lines of modern design.

Villa Amala Rates per Night

Low Season US$ 450 | High Season US$ 550 | Peak Season US$ 600
(High/Peak Season : 15Jul – 15Sep, 20Dec – 10Jan)

No.of Bedrooms: 3. District of Bali: Ubud. Total Living Area: 8,000 m2. Total Area of Grounds: 188,67 m2

The property and gardens are landscaped into the slopes of the steep valley, and the approach, via a raised wooden walkway through undisturbed rice fields, gives no clue to the remarkable design of the villa, or the breathtaking views of the jungle and river gorge.

Constructed with high quality local materials including “alang alang” thatch, Palimanan stone and teak wood; the property combines the very best of Balinese architectural elements with contemporary flair, elegant finishes and modern amenities. The villa presents a blend of outdoor living and air-conditioned comfort.

Villa Vajra is named after the quintessential symbol of Vajrayana Buddhism, a five-pronged ritual object often employed in conjunction with a bell. The Vajra is represented by a carving in a freestanding stone at the main entrance.

Every room and corner of the property has the effect of producing gasps of surprise and delight as guests view it for the first time. The villa is comprised of two buildings, linked on the upper level by a lotus pond and pergola. A serene Buddha statue stands within the lotus pond and white thunbergia cascades over the pergola-covered walkway leading to the Master Bedroom and Studio. The Master Bedroom is characterized by elegant furniture, teak floors, and glass on three sides to maximize the awesome views of the jungle and river valley. Sliding glass doors open on to a timber balcony, fringed by a food forest of fruit trees; the built-in bench seat is an ideal place to absorb the natural surroundings and listen to the ceaseless gurgle of the Ooz River as it coils its way through the deep gorge below. The en-suite garden bathroom is dominated by a large black terrazzo bathtub, creating a strong contrast against the white Palimanan stone floor. A black terrazzo wash stand supports a stylish chrome washbowl, and the shower is flanked by shelves and cabinets. Everything possible has been considered for the comfort of the guests; the luxurious open-air bathtub is sheltered by a thatched canopy, and privacy is maintained by a wall. Wooden shutters, like hatches within the wall, can be opened to reveal a view of the rice fields, and a larger hatch beside the bathtub offers the delightful alternative vista of the jungle. Tree ferns, birds’ nest ferns, and stepping stones across a star-grass lawn complete the natural deccor of this charming garden bathroom.

Colourful local artwork adorns the walls of a passage way leading to the Studio on the same floor. Situated on the western side of the villa, this room boasts a panoramic view of the rice fields, and features a pitched roof, a cream terrazzo floor and more built-in cupboards and storage space. The Studio doubles as an additional bedroom and includes an en-suite toilet and shower room with a marble floor and black terrazzo washstand.

The adjacent building, across the lotus pond, holds the Study, with a flat screen satellite TV, DVD player and a quality sound system for the entertainment of the guests. This room also doubles as an additional bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a stone terrace that appears to almost float within the gently swaying fields of rice. Cushioned seating is built into the low wall encircling the terrace, thereby creating a comfortable place for relaxing with a book while enjoying a coffee or a cocktail at sunset. A cathedral window in the Study room overlooks the main living and dining area on the lower level, which is accessed by an external cantilevered staircase.

It is upon reaching this lower level that visitors will be able to fully appreciate the unique design of the villa. The gargantuan, 12 x 8 metre, living and dining pavilion extends the full height of the building and features a marble floor underneath a vaulted roof supported by coconut-wood pillars on stone plinths. Furnished with rattan chairs and sofas, pendulous steel globe lanterns and Buddhist welcome statues, this pavilion represents open living at its very best, and is a fantastic venue for parties, receptions and functions. A small aviary is situated to one side, and a large hatch links the dining area with the fully equipped kitchen, where the cook will prepare a range of delicious Indonesian and Western meals. Next door is a toilet and a shower, and the laundry and staff quarters are situated at the back. The adjoining semi-circular timber deck overhangs the lush river valley and provides an alternative romantic dining area. Living jackfruit trees grow through holes that have been cut in the floor of the deck, creating a solution that blends style with nature without threatening the environment. A further example of environmental conservation is the water recycling system that has been devised for the 8 x 3 metre infinity edge swimming pool, the outdoor Jacuzzi, and the graceful cascade flowing down from the lotus pond above. Another Buddha statue rests within an alcove behind the cascade.

The Guest Room is situated at pool level, within the building that houses the Master Bedroom and Studio. Furnished with a dreamy four-poster bed, the Guest Room features a Palimanan stone floor, windows with sliding doors facing the valley, a dressing room, and a garden bathroom with a black terrazzo tub, shower and toilet.

Rustic stone steps lead down from the swimming pool to the lowest level, past an outdoor shower, a bed of beautiful white peace lilies, and a small lotus pond contained within a stone pot. At this level there is an open terrace overlooking a grassy meadow within the valley. Another wooden deck juts out to one side and a narrow path leads down to the river past a small temple and a coconut grove. On one side is a secret sanctuary, a traditional open pavilion, known as a “bale”, with a thatched roof and a raised teak floor scattered with cushions for relaxing. Even here, guests can enjoy music from the sound system, which boasts eight speakers directed towards every corner of the property. On the other side, a fully equipped gym provides the facility to maintain a daily fitness routine while appreciating the wonderful views.

The Master Bedroom, Guest Room, Studio and Study each feature individually controlled air-conditioning units and powerful ceiling fans to keep the rooms pleasantly cool. There are .telephone lines for IDD calls and in-house calls in each room, and also safety deposit boxes. At night the villa takes on a different persona, with cleverly concealed lighting. Guests will appreciate the fresh cool air, and will be serenaded by a chorus of frog song to the accompaniment of ritual music from the village temples and the constant murmur of the river.

There is a barbeque terrace at the front of the villa beside the rice fields and parking space for up to six vehicles. Due to the steep hillside elevation, the villa is not recommended for disabled people or young children.

Villa Vajra is situated in the quiet traditional village of Sebali in the district of Kaliki, an hour and fifteen minutes’ drive from Ngurah Rai international airport, and about ten minutes’ drive from the cultural town of Ubud. This remarkable town is Bali’s centre for fine arts, dance and music, and the surrounding villages are home to Bali’s most accomplished painters, dancers, musicians and carvers. It is located 300 metres above sea level in the foothills of the central mountain range; this gives it a fresher, more pleasant climate than the southern coastal regions. The numerous art galleries in Ubud display traditional and modern work; the museums showcase the island’s rich history, and the shops and the market stalls sell handicrafts, jewellery, woodcarvings, textiles, paintings and antiques. There are many, well-presented, cultural performances staged in the town, in particular the Hindu epic, the Ramayana; also the Kecak Dance, the Fire Dance, the Monkey Dance and the Legong Dance. The countryside around Ubud is particularly beautiful, with an abundance of trails offering memorable walks through the peaceful rice fields. The location is convenient for tours all over the island and is only a forty-minute drive from the coast.

Staff

Villa Vajra is fully serviced by :

- A Full-time House Manager: Oversees and coordinates the staff and property and is available to assist guests during their stay.
- Two Cooks: Trained in the preparation of both local and international cuisine. A menu is provided, and the cooks will do all the market shopping.
- Two Housekeepers: Responsible for housekeeping duties and taking care of daily laundry.
- One Waitress: Providing waitress service around the grounds and buildings of the property.
- One Gardener: Tending the garden and the grounds of the villa.
- One Pool Tender: Cleaning and maintaining the swimming pool and Jacuzzi.
- Two Security Guards: Duties are to patrol the grounds and guard the entrance of the villa from dusk to dawn ensuring the security of the guests.

Entertainment :

- Stereo music system for CDs and tapes
- Satellite TV
- DVD player.

Facilities :

- Fully air-conditioned Master Bedroom with en-suite bathroom
- Fully air-conditioned Guest Bedroom with en-suite bathroom
- Fully air-conditioned Guest Room which can be configured either as two twins or with one queen-sized bed, with en-suite shower room
- Fully air-conditioned Study Room that doubles as a bedroom, with en-suite shower room
- Open-air Living and Dining Pavilion suitable for large parties and functions
- Exterior decks and terraces for outdoor dining, entertaining and relaxing.
- Fully equipped gym
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Swimming pool and Jacuzzi
- Relaxation bale
- Tropical gardens
- Barbeque terrace
- Household staff
- Stereo system, Satellite TV, DVD Player
- Safety Deposit Boxes
- IDD Telephone
- Night security

Villa Vajra Rates per night

Low Season US$550++ | High Season US$625++ | Peak Season US$695++
Currency : US$ Dollar
All rates incur an extra 10% Government Tax and 5% Service Charge.

Terms :

*All prices in USD/night

Villa Vajra Seasons are defined as follows:

Low
January 9th to July 14th (excluding Easter)
September 16th to December 19th

High
July 1st to July 31st
September 1st to September 15th
Easter week (exact dates will be published in advance each year)
Chinese New Year (exact dates will be published in advance each year)

Peak
August 1st to August 31st
December 20th – January 8th (Xmas & New Year period)

Minimum Stay Requirements:

Low Season Minimum nights required : 3 nights
High Season Minimum nights required : 5 nights
Peak Season Minimum nights required : 7 nights

Check in time: 14:00
Check out time: 11:00

Introduction

Enveloped deep within rural Bali, yet only ten minutes drive from the cultural town of Ubud, Villa Sati appears to float upon the encompassing rice fields. This one-bedroom hideaway, complete with plunge pool, takes its name from the Buddhist word for wisdom or mindfulness. It can be rented independently, or as an annex to the neighbouring Villa Vajra.

Villa Sati is comprised of two thatched roof pavilions set within a courtyard and linked by a pool deck. The main pavilion incorporates two living areas on two levels, and features an abundance of teakwood and glass. With glass walls on three sides, it presents stunning views of the rice fields, affording guests the opportunity to witness time-honoured methods of agriculture. The area is a birdwatchers paradise and various trails offer enjoyable walks. Caring staff with a profound knowledge of the locale will fulfil their duties with enthusiasm and smiles, and prepare some delightful meals. The villa has been lovingly furnished by the owners with custom designed furniture.

Living & Dining Room

The air-conditioned, downstairs living and dining room is characterised by a warm teakwood floor and contemporary furniture, including a sofa and two chairs. Small bronze Buddha statues and artefacts hint at the serene ambience of the villa, and a desk and chair overlook the rice fields. Guests with their own laptop computers will be able to make use of the WiFi wireless Internet connection, and will be inspired by the awesome view while writing e-mails to the folks back home. There is also an IDD telephone, fax and copier. A teak unit with drawers and shelves houses a LCD multi-channel cable TV, a DVD player and quality sound system. There is a library of DVDs so that guests can enjoy a wide selection of movies. The rustic dining table is tucked next to a window and complemented by a cushioned bench seat.

Kitchen

An opaque glass door slides open to reveal a small, yet well-equipped, kitchen. Neatly tucked away, this is where the cook will prepare delicious meals. There is even the thoughtful provision of a separate staff entrance to ensure that the guests are not disturbed.

Upstairs Sitting Room

A teak staircase leads from the downstairs living room to a cosy, air-conditioned upstairs sitting room positioned on a timber-floored mezzanine. The room features glass windows on three sides, including one wall of glass that can be fully opened to create an open air experience. Every need has been considered with the inclusion of a fly screen. Guests will delight in the use of the telescope, positioned to magnify the view of the beautiful rural landscape and the lush vegetation that lines the nearby river valley. The sitting room is furnished with two deeply cushioned sofas, which can be converted into a double bed for extra guests, if required. There is also another desk and chair, a cupboard and a coffee table.

Halfway down the staircase is a guest bathroom complete with rainshower, washbasin and toilet.

Bedroom & en-suite Bathroom

The self-contained bedroom and en-suite bathroom is a single storey pavilion, located poolside, just across the courtyard. Sliding glass doors lead from the pool deck into the spacious air-conditioned bedroom, complete with a teak floor and a soaring thatched roof. There is also a ceiling fan, which creates a pleasant breeze on the occasions when guests elect to leave the doors open. The room is furnished with a canopied queen-size bed, fitted wardrobes, bedside tables, and cushioned water-hyacinth chairs. The attractive deccor features a deep purple wall behind the bed, complemented by cream walls on two sides and some shimmering artwork. Stereo speakers have been installed in the roof, the sound system is located in the living pavilion but music can be controlled in the bedroom via a remote device. A safe deposit box is positioned in the wardrobe.

The adjoining open-air bathroom is a study in romance, dominated by an oversized Jacuzzi bathtub, resting beneath a pergola dripping in cascading thunbergia flowers. This delightful walled garden bathroom is totally private, and features a dark grey granite floor, a floating vanity unit in teak and terrazzo fitted with shelves and drawers, and a sculptured river-stone washbasin. There is also a glass shower cubicle housing a tropical rainshower, and a toilet positioned in an alcove. Colourful artwork and a bamboo and orchid garden complete the picture.

Plunge Pool and Courtyard

The 6.2 x 3.3 metre plunge pool is 1.3 metres in depth. It is fed by a waterfall cascading over a random rock wall, thereby ensuring that guests will always enjoy the tranquil sound of running water. Lined with cornflower-blue tiles, it is flanked on two sides by a timber deck, and guarded by a Buddha head stone-carving on the wall. The deck is furnished with two sunbeds. In the far corner of the sunny paved courtyard is a table with four chairs, sheltered by a pergola, and ideal for barbeques and alfresco dining.

Villa Vajra Sati Rates per night

Low Season US$215++ | High Season US$255++ | Peak Season US$295++

Currency : US$ Dollar
All rates incur an extra 10% Government Tax and 5% Service Charge.

Terms :

*All prices in USD/night

Villa Vajra Sati Seasons are defined as follows:

Low
January 9th to July 14th (excluding Easter)
September 16th to December 19th

High
July 1st to July 31st
September 1st to September 15th
Easter week (exact dates will be published in advance each year)
Chinese New Year (exact dates will be published in advance each year)

Peak
August 1st to August 31st
December 20th – January 8th (Xmas & New Year period)

Minimum Stay Requirements:

Low Season Minimum nights required : 3 nights
High Season Minimum nights required : 5 nights
Peak Season Minimum nights required : 7 nights

Check in time: 14:00
Check out time: 11:00

Situated in a beautiful undisturbed rural environment, forty five minutes from Bali’s international airport and ten minutes to the cultural town of Ubud where there are numerous art galleries, fine dining restaurants, some of the best spas on the island are within minutes drive while other activities can be arranged within a convenient day trip.

Umah Cagaan, as the name suggests means “the house in Cagaan”, located in the mountainous area of Ubud. This tranquil haven is positioned on the riverside of Pedjeng offers a four bedrooms retreat in a relaxing atmosphere, away from hustle and bustle of city life, yet close enough to the conveniences that make life comfortable.

Villa Style

Umah Cagaan is built in the quiet area that is still largely unspoiled by tourism where the countryside cleans and lush. This property embraces a contemporary style of Balinese open living with full Western amenities and home comforts. The exotic charm of this tranquil haven is further enhanced by the gracefully landscaped grounds holding a large swimming pool, lotus ponds, separate guest pavilion and small paddy fields; Umah Cagaan offers a unique chance to experience the magical of Bali in a complete serenity and privacy.

General Description

Sited on 4.554 m2 surrounded by the and lush tropical forest, from the moment entering, pass the dramatic pathway into the exquisite landscape, enhanced by harmony combination of the spirit of traditional culture and modern comforts. Newly built Umah Cagaan consist of four air conditioned bedroom, large living and dining area, TV room, spa room, western style kitchen, open living space, a large salt water swimming pool each and a guest bedroom and a gym room on a different building bedroom is, The master bedroom linked by a hallway from the living area, it is beautifully decorated with accents on dark hard wood floor and decor in red and cream color, with a large en-suite bathroom and two wooden verandah open up onto the forest on one side and onto the large swimming pool on the other side to complete it.

The other two bedrooms are located on the ground floor, just below the open living area, these air-conditioned bedroom are featuring a king size bed and en-suite bathroom, with two large sliding glass door that open on to the garden and the river.

The guest bedroom is located on the second floor of a different building, separated from the main house, featuring a spacious sleeping area, with the wooden verandah facing the paddy field and the natural surrounding, with a walkway to entrance and a stone steps leading to the gym room.

The ground floor entertainment room is completed with all the modern equipment such as large TV screen, stereo sound system, DVD players as well as wireless high speed internet connection is provided to ensure the necessary international high level of comfort.
The living and the dining area are open up onto the lotus pond and the garden, the whole area is semi open to give an air circulation into the area, elegantly furnish with comfortable soft sofa, large coffee table and adjacent washroom for the use of visitors, the verandah is facing the forest on the back of this property, the dining area accommodates large eight seats dining table.

A fully equipped kitchen features modern conveniences for meal preparation. It includes marble stove, fit in cabinets and storage.

The spa room is fully equipped with the massage bed, antique wooden shelf and bathroom, this room is surrounded by the lush garden.

Umah Cagaan is surrounded by a lush, tropical garden; including a large tepan yaki bale and a large salt water swimming pool and an open Balinese pavilion it equipped with a day bad, chairs, large twelve seat dining table and a study table its also offer a space where guests can relax while taking in the magnificent scenery.
The garden is large enough for a children’s play or even to hold a wedding ceremony.

Villa Staff

At your full service, 1 manager is supervising 8 permanent staffs including I experienced cook, 3 housekeepers, 2 gardener and maintenance as well as 2 vigilant 24 hours security service.

Villa Umah Cagaan Rates per night

* Low Sesaon US$600 | High Season US$ 700 | Peak Season US$900
* Villa Uma Cagaan Rental Seasons :

Low Season : min. 3 nights
Jan.9 – Jul.14, Sep.16 – Dec.14 (excluding Easter Week)

High Season : min. 6 nights
Jul.15 – Jul.31, Sep.1 – Sep.15
Including Chinese New Year Week and Easter Week

Peak Season : min. 10 nights
Aug.1 – 31, Dec.15 – Jan.8

Villa Sebali is just about 10 minute’s drive from the centre of Ubud, the cultural and artistic heart of Bali. All on good roads, half the drive is through typical villages, beautiful rice fields and tropical forest, and half past interesting art galleries, antique and craft shops, and restaurants. Ubud is about one and a quarter hours drive from the airport.

The house is built round three sides of a grassy, flower-ringed courtyard, with the fourth side an infinity pool looking down over a cascade of lotus and water-lily ponds to the orchard. It has four very special bedroom suites and combines the luxury of air-conditioned bedrooms with the delight of open air living.

There is a fully equipped kitchen, a library/games room and a table tennis room.

We have included many environmentally-friendly features, from the thick, alang-alang roofs which provide wonderful insulation, to solar powered water heating and electricity systems, and natural waste water treatment.

The garden is lavishly planted with many sweet-smelling trees and flowers. Beside the pool is a pretty bale, a traditional grass-roofed pavilion for shaded relaxation, while below it a path winds through the lotus ponds down to the orchard with its wide range of tropical fruit trees. As these mature, guests will be able to pick their own choice of fruits.

The villa is managed locally by the incomparable Rita Dewi and has four full time staff, two in the house and two gardeners/security. Our house staff will prepare your breakfasts, maintain the house and rooms immaculately, and be on hand to aid and advise you.

There are many things to do and see – artistic, sporting, cultural, spiritual and purely self-indulgent – within easy reach.
But also, green, quiet, fragrant Villa Sebali is a wonderful place just to be.

The house is approached by a tree fern-shaded path leading from the front courtyard with space for three or four cars, to a bridge over a lotus pool and into the main building

Dining area: spacious and equipped for up to 12 at table. It is open to the garden at one side and has two steps down to the living area.
At the side is the Kitchen: fully equipped with large fridge-freezer and permanent chilled drinking water.

Living area: an enormous room open to the garden with ample seating and many art works.

All the above areas have rich terra-cotta coloured floor tiles, a lovely combination of warmth for the eye and coolness for the room.

Guest cloakroom and WC.

Stairs lead from the living area to Sky bedroom suite: vast, with a fantastic cathedral ceiling and flower-edged terraces facing all four points of the compass with views to die for! A large dressing area leads to the bathroom which is partly open air with wash basin, WC, bath, separate shower and a small garden. One of its four terraces is covered and has seating for relaxing and admiring the garden and view.

From the living area a lobby leads to the south wing with Forest bedroom suite: equipped with twin beds which can also be joined to make one king size bed. The dressing area leads to the shower room with wash basin and separate WC. A door leads through to the

Library: an enchanting rotunda which can also be reached directly by steps from the garden. Equipped with flat screen TV, books, games and comfortable seating, this room can either be used as a sitting room for the Forest Bedroom, or as a communal room for all guests.

Again from the living area, a short path leads over the lotus pool to the independent Sunset bedroom suite: This is another generous room with cathedral ceiling and a queen sized bed. The spacious dressing area leads through to the bathroom with basin, WC, shower and garden. It has its own pretty patio.

Across the courtyard and opposite the library is another independent building, Sunrise bedroom suite: As the name suggests, this huge room with its magnificent ceiling and king size bed faces east, towards Mt Agung, and has double doors opening onto a raised deck shaded by a flower-festooned pergola. Steps lead down to the pool and courtyard. There is a big dressing area leading through to the biggest bathroom of all which, again, is partly open to the sky and has its own garden. It is equipped with bath, basin, shower and separate WC.

All the bedrooms have mosquito nets and full air-conditioning, though the house is designed to optimise cooling: all the rooms are shaded by the deep eaves of the alang-alang roofs, and big windows allow refreshing air to flow through freely. There are ceiling fans in all rooms including the living areas.

Additional beds can be supplied, and there is also a very large comfortable daybed in the living area which would make an excellent extra bed. Guests who like the idea of sleeping under the stars could even sleep on the bale!

The Basement is reached by steps from the garden and is a very large room with table tennis table and space to store extra furniture, suitcases etc.

Staff accommodation is situated under the front garden, cleverly cooled by its grass roof. It has its own entrance from the front courtyard car parking area.

The villa is built on almost 3000sq.m. (3/4 acre) so the gardens are generous and have been beautifully planted by a top professional and are maintained on organic principles.

Beyond the courtyard and pool, a series of voluptuous ponds echoing the neighbouring rice fields and planted with lotus and water lilies cascades down to the orchard, and pretty paths wind between them. The orchard is planted with, among other fruits: avocados, pineapples, mangoes, papayas, bananas, jack fruit, durian, nutmeg, lemons and limes. There is also a herb garden for keen cooks.

The infinity swimming pool is 12m. x 4m. plus a side sitting area. For relaxing there are garden reclining chairs and big sunshades as well as the pretty bale. There is a built-in barbeque adjacent to the bale for al fresco cooking and dining.

Services

Staff:
Villa Sebali’s local manager is Rita Dewi, a famous Balinese dancer. She has excellent English and can help with any problems and special requests. She will be sure to come to the villa to meet you and ensure that all is well.
Our senior house staff person is Made (pronounced Made) a well educated young man who also has very good English. As well as having considerable hotel experience, Made has run a tour company for individual travellers in Bali so can help with suggestions and plans for things to see and do.
His assistant is Ayu, a delightful young woman who also has some English. If your party is very large, we can employ extra staff from the village.

Catering
Breakfasts : eggs, toasts, fresh fruit and juices, tea and coffee ” are included in the rental and can be served in the dining room or in your room.
Lunch and dinner are not included, but we can arrange for a cook to come in, or advise on restaurants which can deliver, at your cost. And there are dozens ‘maybe hundreds’ of cafes and restaurants within a 20 minute drive of Villa Sebali, from the very modest to top level.
Alternatively, you may use the fully equipped kitchen (hob, oven, microwave) and the barbeque to cook for yourselves (the staff may well be willing to help out too). There is an excellent supermarket just 10 minutes away which has a huge range of foods, both European and Asian, and an organic section. For the adventurous, the market in Ubud provides all manner of local produce.
There is also an excellent health food shop and cafe in Ubud, just off the main street (Jalan Raya), called Bali Buddha.

Others
- A locally usable mobile phone will be supplied.
- All linen is provided.
- We have our own well with very good water, perfect for everyday use. However, as a precaution, filtered drinking water is supplied.

Villa Sebali Rates per night

* Low Season : US$ 450 (11Jan – 14Jul)
* High Season : US$ 500 (15Jul – 15Sep)
* Peak Season : US$ 550 (20Dec – 10Jan)
* The rates are quoted in US Dollar, nett, per night.

* Valid from April 1st 2009 to March,31st 2010

What’s including?

* Exclusive use of the villa and all amenities
* Airport transfers and return
* Daily American-style breakfast
* Fine cotton sheets, down bedding and towels
* Laundry if required
* Staff wages
* Early check-in and late check-out if possible
* Tax and service
* Ubud Shuttle

What’s not included? (Additional charges)

* Rates do not include baggage handling, gratuities, telephone and fax charges, food, soft drinks and/or liquor and wine, personal items and expenses,
* and any excessive cleaning or damage reparation required upon departure (including breakages etc).

Villa Saraswati is located in the secluded settings of the traditional village of Payogan in Ubud, situated forty five minutes from the airport. The villa is conveniently located just five minutes from Bali’s art and cultural center of Ubud. Villa Saraswati is the perfect sanctuary; it is an ideally situated from where to explore the many facets of this fabulous island. Proficient guidance’s is always at hand to offer advice on all aspects of your holiday, from shopping, dining and sightseeing to spiritualism and serenity

Villa Style

The villa takes its name from the beautiful goddess of Hindu Saraswati. Perched on the river valley of Payogan, this idyllic retreat with four bedrooms is built in the traditional style of a Balinese village which pleasantly blends into the natural surrounding.

The property is built above the flowing Payogan River; the villa reflects traditional elements of Balinese architecture incorporating all modern comforts. Completed in 2006, this villa has open plan living it is tastefully furnished; Indonesian heritage is represented with a varied collection of antiques in the living area. The best local materials have been used to create a villa that’s blends into the surrounding environment.

General Description

Nestled amongst eight acres of tropical plantations this two story’s villa consist of four sleeping quarters, spacious living area, fully equipped kitchen, office area, library, a spa room and a large salt water swimming pool.
The sleeping quarters contains of two air conditioned master bedrooms, the first master bedroom located on the ground floor and on the first floor, each master bedroom featuring a king sized bed, built in wardrobe, flat TV screen and en-suite bathroom.
The other two bedrooms are located next to second master bedroom on the first floor, connected by a foyer through the living area, this two bedrooms also features a king sized bed and en-suite bathroom.
The office and the library are located on the right wing offering a spacious space and various reading materials.

The generous living area is facing the forest of tropical plants and the river; it features a set of sofa and a large coffee table, it lighted by an impressive chandelier. The stone steps leads down to the dining room and the adjacent kitchen the glass windows open on to the swimming pool allowing the cooling mountain breezes into the room while enjoying breakfast or lunch.
All the modern equipment such as large TV screen, stereo sound system, DVD players as well as wireless high speed internet connection is provided to ensure the necessary international high level of comfort.
Villa Saraswati offers a total privacy yet provides full service of in a serene environment.

Villa Staff

At your full service, 1 manager is supervising 7 permanent staffs including I experienced cook, 2 housekeepers, 2 gardener and maintenance as well as 2 vigilant 24 hours security service.

Villa Saraswati Rates per night

Low Season US$450 | High Season US$550 | Peak season US$750

Villa Saraswati Rental Seasons :

Low Season : min. 3 nights
Jan.9 – Jul.14, Sep.16 – Dec.14 (excluding Easter Week)

High Season : min. 6 nights
Jul.15 – Jul.31, Sep.1 – Sep.15
Including Chinese New Year Week and Easter Week

Peak Season : min. 10 nights
Aug.1 – 31, Dec.15 – Jan.8

Located in the quiet village of Moding, Villa Samaki situated five minutes away from the cultural town of Ubud, Asia’s art capital, famous for its artists, art galleries, palaces, temples, restaurants, and expatriate celebrities. Rafting and other popular outdoor activity programs are just a few minutes drive away while shopping, beaches, water sports and golf are a scenically beautiful 30 to 45 minute ride.

Villa Samaki is a 3 bedrooms villa nestled on the side of a gently sloping ravine, overlooking Campuhan River. In this secluded haven, your privacy and peace are enhanced by the surrounding views of the tropical forest, green rice fields, and the soothing sound of the river, all harmonizing to ensure your relaxation and sense of serenity.

Villa Style

Renovated in 2006/2007, the villa offer 3 bedroom with en-suite including a large master bedroom, a TV area, a large air-conditioned living and dining area, an open air dining area, a salt infinity swimming pool and a large tropical garden. Villa Samaky offers fully self-contained private villa which elegantly decorated and furnished in Balinese classic style of villas.

General Description

Set amidst 2.300 m2, the property is built on the side of the rice fields; the living area and two bedrooms are on the same level while steps leading down into the master bedroom which facing the river.

The main building contains two air-conditioned bedroom with en-suite bathroom, fully equipped western style kitchen and a TV area.

Each bedroom offers a comfortable sleeping area, complete with an antique bed, wooden drawer and wardrobe.
It also offers a generous living and dining area which surrounded by large glass windows, featuring one set of wooden sofa, coffee table, Balinese style day bed and dining table set for eight people, this living area is kept cool by a roof fitted ceiling fans.

The room upstairs is giving enough space for an, all the modern equipment such as large TV screen, stereo sound system, DVD players as well as wireless high speed internet connection is provided to ensure the necessary international high level of comfort.

The master bedroom is positioned on the edge of ravine and opens up on to the green forest over the gently flowing river; this master bedroom is complete with a flat TV screen, a large sliding door that open on to the wooden verandah. The en-suite bathroom is connected by the walk in wardrobe featuring a large bath tub, two separate shower and toilet.

The main gate is open up onto the green rice fields with a walkways leads on to the main living space and on one side on to the master bedroom as well as to the garden which holds a large swimming pool and a Balinese style bale on one side.

Villa Staff:

At your full service, 1 manager is supervising 8 permanent staffs including I experienced cook, 2 housekeepers, 2 gardener and maintenance as well as 2 vigilant 24 hours security service.

Villa Samaki Rental Rates:

* Low Season: US$ 400 (min. 3 nights)
Jan.9 – Jul.14, Sep.16 – Dec.14 (excluding Easter Week)

* High Season: US$ 500 (min. 6 nights)
Jul.15 – Jul.31, Sep.1 – Sep.15
Including Chinese New Year Week and Easter Week

* Peak Season: US$ 600 (min. 10 nights)
Aug.1 – 31, Dec.15 – Jan.8

The open environment of Villa Pantulan is an ever-changing scene depending on the season. The rice fields glimmer in shades of green and brown, and at sunset, when the sun descends behind the tree line, the frogs and crickets begin their nightly symphony and the mountain air brings a cool breeze.

Villa Pantulan comprises four pavilions, an artists studio and a meditation/massage bale. All buildings have traditional alang alang roofs (thatched), wood and terrazzo floors. The five bedrooms, which sleep ten comfortably, have sliding louvered and glass doors that open up completely to allow the cool mountain air to circulate and all rooms have ceiling fans.

The villa is built around several water features including a reflecting pond, lily pond, swimming pool and a small bamboo forest waterfall. It is well suited for small weddings, a health/yoga retreat, or a corporate team seeking privacy and luxury.

We take great pride in the beauty of our home and have furnished it with many exquisite works of art both modern and antique. Great care has been taken to provide our guests with as many amenities as possible. Beautiful Balinese cotton kimonos and slippers are available for your comfort and to take home as a souvenir of Villa Pantulan.

Pavilions

The Pantulan Pavilion includes a living room, dining room, gourmet kitchen, library, entertainment room and bathroom. All spaces are connected by a soaring alang alang roof and walkways to each separate pavilion offering panoramic views to the rest of the house and the rice fields beyond.

Our gourmet kitchen is fully equipped to allow our staff to create memorable meals for your pleasure, offering both European and Balinese meals upon request. We also offer fine Australian wines, as well as a selection of beers and soft drinks. Breakfast is included in your package.

The Dining Room

The dining room is an extension of the kitchen dominated by a five meter mirbau wood table. Seating sixteen people comfortably, it overlooks the reflecting pond on one side and the bamboo waterfall on the other.

The Living Room

The living room is open to the rice fields and the lotus pond. The comfortable terrazzo seating is covered in cushions decorated in navy and gray Balinese cotton. A small table situated on the rice field side gives splendid views in the morning while taking breakfast, or for playing games on a hot afternoon. Beside the table, a beautiful Javanese marriage bull and cart looks as if it were arriving from the sawah. Dominating the center wall is a stunning painting by local Bali resident Wolfgang Widmoser.

Above the living room, the library contains a PC and printer for your convenience. As of now, there is no internet connection available at Villa Pantulan. However, there are many excellent connections in Ubud, ten minutes away. It is also a comfortable place to read in privacy.

Our entertainment room includes a satellite television, DVD, music system and a Playstation. There are over 200 DVDs, as well as many CDs for your entertainment. Comfortably decorated in shades of green, the surround seating and futon mattress make it hard to leave this comfortable viewing room.

The bathroom conveniently situated next to the entertainment room is also used as a pool bathroom. Like all the bathrooms at Villa Pantulan, it has its own exterior garden.

The Lotus Pavilion

The Lotus Pavilion is a two-story structure comprising sitting room, bedroom and bathroom. On the ground floor, a stunning wall carving depicting village life adorns the back wall. A small sofa, two chairs, a coffee table and a sofa table are covered in brown Balinese cotton. On the table and long benches are fine examples of Balinese glass and traditional wooden boat.

Upstairs, a large bedroom overlooks the rice field and swimming pool. A beautiful white stone Buddha head decorates the back of the bed, and delicate colored organza is lit from behind to cast a beautiful light on the bed at night. This is a truly romantic bedroom and as the sun sets, there is a magnificent view from this bedroom.

The bathroom includes a waterfall and a koi fish pond next to the outdoor shower. Two porcelain bowls sit on top of terrazzo counters and are well-lit by Italian light fixtures. A high wall, covered in fern and flowering plants, gives you complete privacy.

The Temple Garden Pavilion

The Temple Garden Pavilion has two bedrooms, both decorated in shades of tropical green and deep sea blue. In each room, a queen size bed is surrounded by a white mosquito net emphasizing the dramatic bed linens, cushions and curtains made from Balinese cotton. The lower bedroom extends out to the Temple garden, koi pond and orchid garden. The upper bedroom offers splendid views of the rice field and an overall view of the house and orchid garden below.

The bathroom on the ground floor is a striking bamboo and white pebble garden designed around the outdoor shower. Two porcelain bowls set on terrazzo counters and Italian lighting fixtures make this a stunning bathroom.

The Rice Field Pavilion

Behind the Lotus Pavilion, tucked away discretely behind the wall, is the Rice Field Pavilion. A two bedrooms structure decorated in shades of Irish green, Balinese red and black add dramatic flair to an already dramatic setting.

Each bedroom opens out onto a different view from a small wooden deck, on one side the Temple Garden and on the other, the rice fields. Each bedroom has a queen sized bed canopied in white mosquito net and a beautiful Balinese Ikat design. All beds are carefully lit from inside by beautiful Italian lamps. A small table and chair for writing postcards or letters and a mirror complete this room. On the walls, are drawings and paintings by local artists.

Artist Studio T-House

At the north end of the swimming pool is our Artists studio. A two level pavilion designed by Tony Gwilliam. Built on water, it is an ideal place to take tea and admire the rice fields on your doorstep. A small table rises from the middle of the floor Japanese style, enabling you to put your feet in the water on hot afternoons. Upstairs is an office space with a magnificent view of the mountains in the distance.

Massage Bale

At the south end of the pool is a massage/meditation bale. A single storey structure decorated with fine white cotton curtains for privacy. All massage therapists can be booked through our villa manager.

Swimming Pool

Beyond Pantulan Pavilion is the swimming pool. Built for laps, it is twenty-five meters long with an infinity edge flowing towards the rice fields.

Services & Facilities

Villa Pantulan is an eco-friendly property. Our water is pumped from an underground well, which guarantees purity. All waste water is biodegradable with an underground filtration system and all outdoor water features are recycled. The pool is salt-water treated and chlorination is kept to a minimum. We use only biodegradeable soaps and compost all our organic wastes. Each week all glass, plastic, metal and paper is recycled through a local recycling program.

House Specifications

Architecturally designed by Marita Vidal and Tony Gwilliam, Villa Pantulan is situated on 2,400 sq. meters of land. Including 550 sq. meters of living space:

5 Bedrooms
5 Bathrooms
Sitting Room
Living Room
Dining Room
Kitchen
Library
Entertainment Room
Artist Studio
Massage Bale
Swimming Pool
Satellite Television
Air Conditioning: Entertainment room only
Fans: In all rooms

Staff

Villa Pantulan is currently serviced by sixteen full time staff.
Villa manager: Overseas and coordinates the staff and property and is available to assist guests during their stay.
Two cooks: Trained in the preparation of both local and international cuisines.
Six housekeepers: Responsible for all housekeeping duties and daily laundry.
Three security guards: Patrol the grounds and guard the entrance to the villa from dusk to dawn.
Two gardeners and a pool attendant: The grounds of the villa as well as maintenance of pool and equipment.
Maintenance Manager: Responsible for all structural and mechanical repairs and maintenance.
Car and Driver: A driver will be available to pick-up at airport and for local trips into Ubud. For all other sightseeing, arrangements can be made with villa manager.

Telecommunication

Internet cafes are plentiful in Ubud. Our villa manager will recommend the best ones.

Laundry

Our staff will be pleased to take care of your simple laundry needs. If you should require dry cleaning, it will be sent out at an additional charge.

Villa Pantulan Rates per night

* Low Season USD 700++ | High Season USD 1000++

TERMS

Season
Low Season : January 9th – July 14th, September 16th – December 19th
High Season : July 15th September 15th, December 20th – January 8th

There is a minimum rental of three nights in low season and one week in high season.
All rentals include the use of the entire villa and staff.
Rates are subject to of 21% government tax and service charge.