Bali: A Private Countryside Villa Among the Rice Fields

We settle into the quieter side of Bali, where tropical gardens, rice fields and village landscapes surround a collection of private villas. With our own pool and peaceful outdoor spaces, the stay offers a slower way to experience the island—one shaped by long mornings outside, greenery and the gentle rhythm of the countryside.

The Experience

A Private Villa in Nature

Our villa becomes a secluded home within Bali’s tropical landscape. One- and two-bedroom villas offer comfortable interiors alongside verandahs and outdoor spaces, while private-pool villas give us our own place to swim, read and spend quiet afternoons beneath the tropical sun.

Slow Mornings by the Pool

There is little reason to rush here. We begin with breakfast, coffee or tea before returning to the privacy of the villa. The pool and sundeck invite long mornings outdoors, while selected villas offer a gazebo—a shaded corner for resting as the day becomes warmer.

Between Rice Fields & Village Life

Beyond the gardens, the landscape opens towards a more rural Bali. The property sits within an artisan village, surrounded by rice fields, rainforest and the everyday rhythms of the countryside. Central Ubud remains within reach, with a scheduled shuttle available for journeys into town.

What Awaits

• Private countryside villa
  
• One- and two-bedroom options
  
• Private swimming pool and sundeck
  
• Tropical gardens and rice-field surroundings
  
• Shaded verandah
  
• Breakfast each morning
  
• Coffee and tea in the villa
  
• Scheduled shuttle to central Ubud
  

Beyond the Experience

For days when we feel like exploring beyond the villa, additional experiences and services can be arranged, including massages, bicycle rental, hiking and tours. Dining is also available at the property, with in-villa dining offering the option to remain within the privacy of our own space.

An Invitation

Here, we experience a gentler side of Bali—mornings beside our own pool, tropical greenery beyond the verandah and rice fields stretching into the surrounding countryside. It is a place for leaving plans deliberately loose, allowing the island’s quieter rhythms to shape our days.