Our 15 luxury villas, in the heart of Ubud Bali, are nestled amongst lush natural gardens and structured around softly lit palace-style walkways with stone arches and cobbled paths.

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The attention to simple details encompasses the best of Balinese culture, from the myriad of ponds and flowing spring water to the scent of fresh picked frangipanis that decorate every walkway.

All rooms are named after flowers, have Roman blinds, wooden shower floors, air conditioning, ceiling fan, exhaust fans or air-conditioning in the bathrooms, beautiful ceramics, earthenware pots and earthenware or wooden dishes, and most have Javanese glass paintings. Roofs are thatched with elephant grass, some ceilings are visibly covered with woven bamboo mats. The roof tops have traditional designs made of ijuk, the black fibre of the jaka palm tree, with animal figures such as bulls or snakes.

TWO BEDROOM POOL VILLA

VILLA FRANGIPANI The entrance to this villa is through a pair of antique doors, past the waterfall and up the stairs to the open sitting room. The pavilion has a dining setting for four and a sound system. Next to the pavilion is an air-conditioned bedroom which has two single beds that can be converted into one king-sized bed. Across from the sandstone terrace is the main bedroom that opens out to a peaceful veranda with bamboo day bed. In between the two rooms is a wet-edge swimming pool looking out over the cool and beautiful valley.

DELUXE VILLAS

VILLA POINCIANA As you step down the winding path and pass through the arch, you arrive at your veranda with its ceiling fans and two sofas. To the left, steps lead up to a smaller terrace.

VILLA GARDENIA On the hill, through a pair of contemporary doors you arrive at an intimate tropical garden and up the steps to a big veranda with two sofas.

VILLA ALLAMANDA One needs to cross a bridge with water spouting out of enormous animal figures to get to this villa. Antique carved wooden pillars on top of relief stone carvings on either side form an arch in front of steps up to the entry. Taking these steps down one would see a Buddha stone statue above this arch which has carved stone flowers underneath. A balcony has magnificent view of hills.

VILLA ROSE Walking through a pair of contemporary doors opening into the hallway takes you to a wooden bridge where our "honeymoon suite" with an enormous balcony and marvelous view awaits you.

VILLA ACACIA As you enter through a pair of antique doors from Lombok inlaid with mother of pearl, you walk down a short path and step up to the small veranda by the antique door leading to the bedroom. A wooden bridge takes you to the sun deck.

VILLA CALLIANDRA Wooden steps lead to the bedroom with its windows on three sides, a queen sized four poster bed, and an antique door opens to the balcony with its dining table and a stunning view.

POOL VILLAS

VILLA OLEANDER Located at the top of the hill up a few steps one enters the villa through a pair of modern doors leading to the garden and past the adjoining terrace. The villa has its own private saltwater swimming pool and a wooden deck looking out to grassy hills and  the beautiful valley below.

VILLA CAMELLIA On the hill, step up through a pair of modern doors and two sets of steps to the veranda with dining table and chairs. Windows are on two sides, and one wall is adjacent to the tranquil lotus pond.

IBAH SUITES

VILLA HIBISCUS As you enter the villa through a pair of antique doors from the island of Lombok, you are led down to a path next to a traditional aling-aling wall where fresh flowers float in locally crafted ceramic pots. From the bathroom tiled with marble, there is a view through huge windows to the fishpond, and additional outdoor shower reached through the adjoining antique door.

VILLA LILY A few steps down and you arrive at your door, framed by mythological animal figures carved out of stone. On the veranda you find the large wall sofa and dining table. Huge windows line both sides of the living room.

IBAH TREETOPS

Ibah Treetops has 4 spacious rooms in one large building. These rooms have a view of the rich rainforest valley, with the river below. The building is entered from underneath via a white stone cave. The building has a wooden shingle roof and is constructed of natural stone and wood. All rooms have a terrazzo floor and marble bathrooms. The two Deluxe Suites on the upper floor can be connected as can the two Standard Rooms on the Lower level, or, for a large group, the whole building can be used as a single unit. There are original pen and ink drawing and glass paintings on the walls, and our distinctive ceramics add to the decor.