Vacation rentals in South East Asia
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Just 10 minutes walk from Prince Edward subway Station. 24 Hours Security. Free High Speed Internet and Wifi.
“Very stylish house. It feels like home. very warm. The owner carefully provided drinks and snacks. Looking forward to staying again”
This modern villa is built to western standards and is located in the centre of beach side Sanur behind Hardys supermarket. It is a short walk to the main street and beach. The villa has a fully Private swimming pool, roofed outdoor patio with seating and dining table, all bordered by and lush tropical garden. Inside is an air conditioned bedroom with king bed, ceiling fan, ensuite and kitchen. Cold drinking water and optical fibre Wi-Fi are provided.
The perfect place to rejuvinate, reflect, relax, restore, luxuriate, connect, celebrate and melt into the moment. If you are looking for a villa that has soul and style this could be the place for you. Easy walk to ubud and most of the best restaurants, spas,yoga.
“The check-in was extremely difficult, but the villa itself is at a beautiful location, and the house is absolutely stunning with the forest vew. Adi is the the manager of the place and he is an absolute sweetheart. Only thing to note is that this place is not accessable by car. You can only go into the are by foot or scooter. So not suitable for anyone with a rolling luggage or big baggage. My husband and I luckily only had 1 back pack each. We were dropped off by a taxi to the closest spot that was car accessibly, but little did we know we had to walk a fair bit through the rain before finding the accommodation. We came during wet season so it was bucketing down rain most days we were here. We walked through the area the villa was at in a big loop, without Budi the host replying to our calls, which was very stressful and frustrating when you're in the rain with all your baggage. Luckily we found Yellow Flower cafe, and after trekking through the rain in a loop by foot for a second time, Adi, the villa host, brought us to the house. So if you're someone who wants a car to drop you off to an accomodation at the door, this is not the place. You will be required to do a bit of walking, and be mindful that this means walking by foot potentially in the rain for 200 meters to Yellow Flower Cafe (since Budi may not reply), then from there back 100 meters to the accomodation.”
