Bali Villas

Bali villas | Ubud villas

Sunset Hill Villa is located outskirt of Ubud, 10 minutes drive from the central of Ubud. This Bali villa is suitable for those looking for breathtaking views, an intimate Bali luxury villa with warm hospitality. That is what you can expect from Sunset Hill Villas and Spa, a boutique resort located in the hills of Ubud.

Sunset Hill Villa is conveniently located just 25 minutes walk from town along the most beautiful path in Ubud, this bali villa offers five one-bedroom Bali villas set in a lush tropical garden.
Built by French architect Christian Malmoux and his chinese wife as their private residence, Sunset Hill Villas and Spa was designed as a restful retreat for the senses. This Bali villas are generously furnished in a clean contemporary style complemented with Balinese accents and original artwork and provide five-star hotel amenities such as air-conditioning, private verandah, personal safe and mini bar.

The main complex features a sprawling open-air lounge and breakfast area that offers a bedroombreathtaking view of the Woss River Valley, framed by the majestic sacred of Batukaru Mountain. A multi-level water feature leads down to the 20-metre infinity pool The perfect place to enjoy the cool air and warm sun. And tocomplete the resort experience, a beautiful spa villa set amidst flowers and water provides a serene backdrop for traditional Balinese massage treatments.

Each Sunset Hill Villa is generously proportioned with the king size bed, all the expected facilities are designed neatly the art works are nicely placed creating a sense of calm and serenity, while the outdoor verandah is to enjoy the tropical sunsets. So just make yourself at home when you stay in this villa.

The spa experience is a must for those who are willing to discover any benefits of the traditional Balinese massages in a mystical environment where the music will pamper your mind feeling in the real place of paradise at sunset hill.

A 20 meters infinity swimming pool overlooking the jungle to cool off during the everlasting sunny days

Bali villas | Ubud villas

The village of Sayan stretched along the top of a narrow ridge that ran up into the mountains. Every three days a crowded bus rattled down from the Chinese coffee plantations to denpasar, choking and stalling as it climbed back again at night. Behind these ran the mountains of Tabanan, and far off to the south a triangle of sea shone between the hills. This bali villa had once been terraced to grow rice, but now was covered with grass and shaded with coconuts. It descended in several steps to the edge of the cliff, where it dropped four hundred feet. From below came the faint roar of the river as it rushed among the rocks and stones.

This Bali villa is furnished with Indonesian antique furniture and artifacts, hand woven textiles and local Balinese crafts The entrance foyer’s stone stairs lead down to a spacious, open-air, traditional Balinese style living and dining pavilion with alang-alang roof. This main living area overlooks the natural stone tile, infinity style swimming pool and pool terrace. A separate, fully equipped staff kitchen is located adjacent to the dining area. Stone walls, fountains, and ponds surround the main pavilion. A few steps lead directly from the main pavilion to the swimming pool and patio area with umbrella shaded teakwood dining table, pool loungers, and poolside bale.

From the entrance foyer antique Balinese doors open to this Bali villa’s two master guest bedrooms with garden style ensuite bathrooms. Each is furnished with four poster, king size bed with mosquito netting, ceiling fan, and air conditioner.

The upper level of this Bali villa is reached by timber stairs from the entrance foyer. Here you will find a combination study/ guestroom and additional garden style bathroom. Floor to ceiling windows overlook the pool area, the rice fields and village temple on the far side of the valley. The wall of windows fold open for cool breezes or close for air conditioned sleeping. The study is furnished with a three quarter size antique Javanese bed, oversize desk, armchairs and entertainment center. Equipment includes a bar fridge, IDD telephone/fax, satellite TV, VCD and CD players, and a growing library of recent fiction, books on culture, local design, and guidebooks.