Ubud Villas
Travel guides invariably describe Ubud as the cultural pulse of Bali, where art and religion dominate all aspects of daily life. It is essentially an area that incorporates several villages spread across a rural landscape blessed with rice terraces and an intricate network of flowing rivers.
|  Kayumanis Ubud
Ubud, Resort Villas
Kayumanis Ubud is a discrete, intimate hideaway in the heart of Bali's mystical Ubud. Nestled amongst groves of cinnamon trees and fragrant blooms, this haven is situated overlooking a tropical forest and the gently flowing Ayung River. The ideal choice for those seeking a personal get-away.
| |  Nefatari Villas
Ubud, Resort Villas
Located amidst verdant rice paddies, NEFATARI consists of five villas, three single units and two family villas. The villas are constructed in traditional Balinese design using indigenous materials such as stone, teakwood, camphor wood and bamboo. Each villa is finished with a naturally insulating, fragrant Balinese "alang-alang" roof.
| |  Puri Wulandari
Ubud, Resort Villas
The private villas of Puri Wulandari uses only solid teak wood, marbled, and earth stone. All private villas are completed with swimming pool and sun deck. The villas consists of outdoor living room, outdoor dining room, fully stock private Mini Bar, refrigerator and traditional Balinese hut for specific villas.
| |  Villa Alamanda
Ubud, Individual Villa Compound
Villa Alamanda is 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.
| |  Villa Kunang Kunang
Ubud, Ricefield View Villas
Villa Kunang Kunang is an eco-friendly retreat set within an organic garden and encompassed by productive rice terraces. This inspiring property captures the gentle spirit of a village community. It has been named after the swarm of fireflies that flicker around the garden at night performing for travellers in a synchronised harmony.
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