Bali Villas

Sundara Oceanside Villa offers the comforts and amenities of a 5-star hotel but in the private setting of a spacious luxury villa. Situated within the grounds of the exclusive Nirwana golf resort, the villa commands expansive views of the Indian Ocean and uninterrupted enjoyment of exquisite sunsets. Completely refurbished in 2011, Sundara Oceanside Villa has been designed to create an elegant tropical environment in which every need is anticipated and every comfort provided.
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Bali is a world tourist destination.  Many villas are sort of small properties built using a very beautiful design combined with luxurious amenities that make the property very attractive and interesting for tourists.

Who does not know Seminyak. All the people who visit know about Seminyak Bali. Since the number who visited the Seminyak the need for greater accommodation facilities, it was seen by so many investors who founded the various means of accommodation from large to small, from which have facilities that simple ones to have luxurious amenities such as those held by Bali beach villas. Right now a lot of standing around Seminyak Bali villas offering exclusive and more complete facilities and luxury for the tourists who visit the area.

Villa Chocolat Beach is located in the district of Tabanan on the southwest coast of Bali, near Tanah Lot’s temple (one of Bali’s most sacred and most visited tourist site, an hour from Denpasar International Airport.) The property offers a refined architecture designed and built by the well-established interior designer/architect Stephan Rémini. (continue reading…)

Canadian architect David Lombardi’s concept of ‘Function over Form’ leaves Villa Sapi’s guests with a sense of discovery and surprise at every twist and turn, ranging from the traditionally styled, grass-roofed building that houses the main kitchen to a futuristic home theatre. Furnishings carry a signature colour theme of black, red and lime green, while the walls are adorned with flair – bamboo, water cascades and conceptual artwork. The first clue to the quirky nature of the artwork is a white sculpture in the coconut grove garden which, in huge black letters, suggests that we should ‘Stop Making Sense.’ (continue reading…)