Bali Villas Network

The interiors of each building have been fashioned carefully by local craftsmen using Balinese hardwoods, marble, and stone, and are furnished throughout with Chinese and Indonesian antiques, giving the property a distinct character and charm. No expense has been spared to offer guests every conceivable comfort and convenience, whilst ensuring that peace and privacy prevail.

Awan Biru is certainly the most luxurious villa of the area due to its environment, size, architecture, quality of service and interior design. The traditional architectural style is matching with the most modern equipment to give to the guests a unique experience of Bali.

Situated in the north of Ubud at the edge of the volcano slope, this 5 bedrooms villa is located on 1.15 ha land slopping from the top of the hill until a dramatic river valley. Terrace rice fields, temples, river and even the famous mount Agung are surrounding this place blessed by the gods and the nature.

Situated in the cool highlands 5 kms from Ubud, famous for its fine art galleries, restaurants and rich cultural life, the villa is a 50 minute drive from the air-port. The ten minute drive from Ubud meanders through stunning scenery of lush rice-fields, mountains and the sacred volcano Gunung Agung towering in the distance.

The house was designed by the Balinese architect Ir. Ida Bagus Wiadnyana according to ancient traditions with the correct alignments toward the holy mountain.

Nestled amidst lush, verdant plantation, surrounded by panoramic views of rice fields and secluded by coconut trees, the Villa KĀNTI experience immerses you in a soothing world of relaxation and tranquility that will revive and refresh your spirit as you enjoy the mystique of this spiritual land. Far from the bustle of daily Balinese life, Villa KĀNTI is situated on the edge of a quiet and small traditional Balinese village, located 10 minutes drive south from the centre of Ubud.

Villa Kirana is located on the spectacular Sayan Ridge, surrounded by jungle deep within the heart of Bali, and yet only ten minutes drive from the famous, cultural town of Ubud. The property is perched on the edge of the deep Ayung river gorge, with breathtaking views of emerald rice fields, coconut palms, and lush tropical vegetation against a mountainous backdrop. It is situated 500 metres south of the Four Seasons Ubud Hotel, and just over one hour’s drive from Bali’s international airport.

About 1 hour from the international airport and 5 km north of Ubud is the compound of Villa Naga. Naga means dragon, an auspicious sign of the Chinese zodiac. The house is designed by Dutch architect, Joost van Grieken using traditional Balinese and Javanese building materials in a very modern minimalist style. The house has been written up in a number of books and architectural magazines as part of the new Bali school of architecture. The long stretched piece of land gives far views over the Wos River - valley, is mainly facing the east, the direction of the sun and moonrise.he modern designed pavilions were completed in spring 2001 and consist the following:

There is much for a visitor to see and do in Ubud, whether it be visiting one of Ubud's many art galleries, artist’s studios, museums, boutiques, or sampling delicious fare in one of the many restaurants that abound here in Ubud. The visitor to Ubud may attend traditional dance performances that are held each and every day or perhaps explore the myriad Hindu temples in the area. One can often find traditional festivals being held in the outlying villages or see a religious procession winding its way along the narrow streets. A stroll through the surrounding age-old 'sawah', or rice paddies, is an adventure in discovery as is a leisurely walk through the nearby villages of Singakerta and Penestanan, with their many art shops and studios and the ever-friendly residents.

In the quiet, unspoiled village of Lodtunduh, three kilometers south of Ubud, Villa Pantulan overlooks verdant rice fields and Mount Batukaru. From the moment our gates are opened, you enter a world of enchantment, seclusion and tranquility, far from the noisy, crowded beach hotels and busy roads of Bali.

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.

Puri Tupai is located just a few kilometres south of Ubud in central Bali and approx. one hour from the airport. The villa belongs to the small, native village of Lod Tunduh, which is famous for its wood carving artists. The village is an ideal starting point for guests who want to explore and be inspired by the mysticism of the traditional Bali. Puri Tupai lies nestled in a Bamboo forest, far away from the hustle and bustle of urban life, and is surrounded by a beautiful river stream.

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.

Guests at Villa San are spoiled for choice when it comes to ways to relax. Reflecting the owners’ artistic and spiritual leanings, there’s the loft studio for painting, a telescope for star-gazing from the rooftop terrace at night, and a Buddhist stupa and yoga terrace tucked in a quiet corner of the property for group or individual meditation and yoga practice.

The spacious grounds offer freedom and flexibility for both families and groups of friends, with hammocks and sun loungers arranged around the 25 x 5m pool and a pool pavilion seating up to 15 people.

Villa Saraswati is located in the secluded settings of the traditional village of Payogan in Ubud, situated 50 minutes from the airport. located just 5 minutes drive 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

This beautiful, very spacious villa on the edge of Sebali, a pretty village just outside Ubud, is a luxurious haven from which to enjoy both the peace and the delights of Bali. The views from the house are of typical rice terraces and, in the distance, spectacular Mt Agung and the dramatic mountains towards the north of the island. We have been careful to be environmentally sensitive - green - with many eco-features including solar power and water heating, and a beautiful garden with organically grown fruit trees.

Newly built on 750 m2 floor size Umah Cagaan consist of 4 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.

Balinese style villa White Lotus is a 4 bedrooms villa in Sayan Ubud near the four season ubud resort. the villa nestled in the cultural center of Bali up in the beautiful mountain ranges of Bali.

The villa is 10 minutes drive to central ubud

4 AC bedrooms , open plan living, large garden , home theater room with cable TV ,DVD player, private pool , outside sitting, out side dining and 9 staffs staff including 2 cook and manager to look after your every need.

Villa Alamanda, situated ten minutes east of the cultural town of Ubud, is approached through the traditional Balinese woodcarvers' village of Tengkulak. Perched high on a ridge above the Petanu River, with valley views, the graceful architecture of this thatched hideaway blends contemporary elegance with ethnic charm.

Designed to harmonize with the environment and utilizing local materials, this exclusive villa comfortably sleeps up to eight people in four stylish and spacious air-conditioned bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom.

Villa Sati is located in the quiet village of Sebali in the district of Kaliki, an area of traditional rice fields and tree-filled ravines which have been carved by rivers racing through fertile volcanic soil. The Villa is one hour and 15 minutes’ drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport, a 50-minute drive from several of Bali’s famed beaches, and about ten minutes from the town of Ubud. Its central location makes it convenient for touring the island.

Located just five minutes drive from the cultural town of Ubud, Villa Sawah appears to float upon the rice fields from which it takes its name.

The two-bedroom property, complete with swimming pool, is built on 4000 square meters of land and was designed by the acclaimed architect, Guy Morgan; modeled on the traditional Dayak longhouses of Kalimantan, it was inspired by a neighboring granary building.

The quiet traditional village of Sebali, home to Villa Vajra, is a one hour drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport. From Sebali new road winding through tiny villages, river valleys and panoramic views of Bali’s emblematic rice fields leads to the town of Ubud. As Bali is renowned for its arts and culture, Ubud is its artistic hub. Each of the surrounding villages specializes in one of the native arts of traditional or contemporary painting, wood or stone carving, delicately modeled silver and other jewelry, batik textiles, and furniture making.

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 centre 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.