You will experience a Balinese way of life while still enjoying many modern conveniences. The villa has air-conditioned bedrooms, bathrooms with shower, and plenty of hot water. Living area is open with western-style furnishings, overlooking sweeping views of rice fields, situated in the heart of Balinese nature. The grounds are professionally landscaped, with swimming pool.
-Wireless high speed
internet connection
- Flat screen satellite TV
This fresh new place is a gem to find in Ubud, it such a gorgeous relaxing space that you will feel totally at home as soon as you arrive. You have full access to the house and a kitchen. This is a really great neighborhood to be in! It is quiet and there are rice fields around the house but there is everything you need nearby. You do not need a car or bike to get to most places around town if you like to walk. The centre of Ubud is only 15-20minutes walk from the villa. There is a part time housekeeper at the villa to look after you during your stay. The Villa is located in the south of Penestanan, a traditional and pretty village of artists and bead-workers on the western outskirts of Ubud- just a 5 min ride to the center. The Villa lies at the end of a small side-road (unaccessible with car), so no traffic noises will reach you. Rent a car cost from 25USD per day. if you would like to have a car with driver this cost ~45USD for a whole day...
I live 5 minutes, in same village, from Villa. I can make suggestions on things to do and see. Arrange car transport/rental, motorbike rental, sightseeing, massages, bicycle rental, etc. We are delighted to offer car transfers to and from the airport for a fee. Advanced reservations are required. Easy access to many activities, including river rafting, trekking, bike touring, Monkey Forest, Bali Bird Park, Elephant Safari Park, herbal tour, yoga, spiritual holistic healing, massages, gym, A.A., climbing Mt. Batur, visiting the highest volcano in Bali (Mt. Agung) Batik and Painting class, Balinese dance and cooking, ancient temples, palaces, museums and traditional markets.
