Bali has always been an island where the architectural fantasies of immigrant residents were allowed to riot. Some of them have created disgusting monsters of outlandish proportions, but mostly they have created amazing and amazing flights of fantasy; elegant and comfortable villas with room for breathing. Many of them are available for rent and provide exceptional luxury for your Bali holiday, regardless of whether you are alone or with a party of 20 people!
Probably your villa in Bali is probably waiting for you right now. Whether it is a palace estate overlooking rice fields and mountains, a high-level ultra-chic rocky upper castle or a deferred back collection of wooden huts. right on the beach of Bali has something that will fit the villa of your dreams.
Villa Bali is decorated with great taste, it is a modern space with an ancient style. Some of them are ultra minimalists with steel worktops and appliances, polished terrazzo and teak floors, high-tech entertainment and accessories; while others are artificially colonial with antique tiled floors, as well as furniture, fenced walls and potted plants. Many villas are built from traditional Indonesian houses; bought on other islands and rebuilt in Bali with open sides facing a dimly lit swimming pool. Norms in Bali - living quarters in the open air or half-open air; the climate is perfect, and when the wind hits, they provide natural air conditioning, which is the perfect complement to a glass of chilled Merlot with those you love.
In Ubud, there is a house in the upper part of the Sayan Range, which is barely noticeable from the approach. Entering through a tiny little antique door, the inside is absolutely amazing. Created over 25 years ago, from reclaimed teak, it is a warren of small rooms with hidden nesting places opening into a spacious studio space filled with equipment of a professional artist-artist. One of the highlights is the toilet, without walls, located right on the edge of the cliffs with stunning views of the magnificent rice terraces that fall along the steep slopes of the valley of the Ayung River.
This villa is available for rent, but most Bali villas with open-air bathrooms do not offer such wonderful types of rice farming or give rice farmers a view that you are sitting on a pot! Open-air bathrooms are one of the pleasures of Bali’s villa, and the surprise is that a shower in the rain is a delightful experience when cold drops are mixed with hot showers and invigorating skin.
For some, the dream villa is ultramodern with fittings from Japan, Italy and Germany, a huge flat-screen TV, a basic espresso and a wine cell on the floor, installed directly from House & Garden magazine. For others, this is a squall of colonial chic — a placement in which the heroine of Jane Austen would be comfortable — a flurry of lace and cotton, antique crockery and elegant porcelain figurines. Most villas combine both extremes, but lean towards one end of the scale or the other. By choosing a place to stay in Bali, you can get what you want. If you already know what you want, then your accommodation agent will be able to offer the villas according to your taste.
