The four beautiful sister properties are hidden away next door to one other in the rice fields of Canggu, southwest Bali.
This gorgeous location is 5 minutes drive from the surf beach of Berawa.

The two units 4-bedroom villas, one unit 3-bedroom villa, and the one-bedroom antique villa.
Villa can either be linked or remain totally separate and private, thereby offering guests a 4 bedroom (villa #178, #1195), 3 bedroom (villa #177) or 1-bedroom (villa #172) renting option.

Villa #172:
A jungle hideaway surrounded by lotus ponds in a dreamlike world of its own.
Inside this traditional teak wood building is a beautifully proportioned bedroom with regal king-size bed and an eclectic collection of chairs, a daybed, a 47-inch TV with satellite channels and DVD player, an iPod dock and air-conditioning. A few steps lead down from the bedroom to an indoor-outdoor bathroom.
The smaller gladak house with its hatch opening onto a cute mini veranda offers an intimate space for reading or breakfast and is furnished with a small table for three.
At the end of the water-garden, beyond the lagoon-style plunge pool 6x4 meters is a sun deck with four loungers and a cushion-covered bale, just the spot to hideaway with a good book.
Tucked away in another corner of the garden is a double hammock surrounded by tropical blooms.

Villa #177:
3 bedroom villa comprises three pavilions spread out over a series of terraces, separated by pools and lily ponds and linked by a covered walkway lined with antiques.
From the traditional Balinese entrance, lava-stone steps lead across an ornamental pond to an open-sided living pavilion facing the swimming pool 8x6 meters and sun terrace.
Lower down, reached via further steps over cascading ponds, is the stand-alone guest bedroom suite, while up on the highest level, opening onto a terrace and pond above the pool, is the master suite and a twin-bedded guest suite.
Sitting at the centre of villa is the open-sided, fan-cooled antique Joglo living pavilion with its magnificently carved pillars and ornate ceiling. On one side is four-metre-long teak wood table. On the other side, an over-sized sofa and chairs looks onto the waterfall-fed swimming pool.
Hidden behind a wall is a small but well-equipped kitchen.
In the garden are more corners for relaxation. On the poolside sundeck a pair of sun loungers sit side-by-side, and a daybed shaded by an age-greyed thatch roof is raised on river rocks for a better view of the rice terraces.
All three bedrooms boast delightfully private seating in a hidden garden setting. All have air conditioning and overhead fans, iPod docks, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and DVD players.

Villa #178:
Four bedroom villa comprises a series of individual pavilions, well screened in delightfully established gardens and large 14x6 meters swimming pool.
Encircling the pool are four joglo pavilions, each housing a bedroom with garden bathroom and sun terrace. Each bedroom has daybed, that doubles as bed for child, and private terrace with daybed or chairs facing the pool. One is furnished with a king bed, while the other three have king-size beds that convert to twins. All come with iPod dock, 32-inch TV with satellite channels and DVD player, and a choice of air conditioning and overhead fan. Dressing areas open onto a garden bathroom with twin basins, walk-in rain shower and bathtub.
Among these is the sixth and smallest building – an antique Lumbung which doubles as a playhouse.
Large open-sided, fan-cooled living pavilion with 3-metre long dining table and well equipped guest kitchen.

Villa #1195:
Four bedroom villa comprises a large living pavilion and a two storey building arranged in an L shape around a 18 meters swimming pool looking onto rice terraces.
The open-plan living pavilion has a formal seating area with doors onto a covered open-sided garden room, a dining area and, across a bar counter, the guest kitchen and second service kitchen behind. I
In the second pavilion are two ground-floor master suites, each with a dressing area and a bathroom that spills onto a private garden.
Stairs lead up to the second level where two more guest suites and a family TV room open onto the terrace. The bedrooms offer the flexibility of twin beds which convert to kings, an indoor shower room and a private sun-terrace resplendent with statement bathtub for alfresco bathing.

One of the greatest advantages of staying in a villa is the personalized service provided by dedicated staff: villa manager, chefs, security guards, butlers.
A priced menu of Balinese, Indonesian, Asian, western, children’s and vegetarian dishes. Indonesian and Chinese set meals, barbecue menus, wines and cocktails. Daily breakfast is included in the rate. Complex has a professional air-conditioned gym with recumbent cycle, treadmill, weight station and power plate, 2 bicycles.
Spa, shared by all 4 villas includes massage beds, large traditional sauna, and Whirlpool-style outdoor bathtub.
Facilities include a children’s playground with swings, slides, sandpit and Wendy house. Villas are exceptionally well equipped for families.

Low season: Any other dates.
Shoulder season: February 11-21, March 26-31, April 6-12, April 30- May 5, June 12-26, August 23 - October 18. Price per night in Shoulder season: Villa #172 - $300, Villa #177 - $645, Villa #178 - $840, Villa #1197 - $865.
High season: March 31-April 6, June 26 - August 23, December 15 - 26.
Peak Season: December 26 - January 7.
Full payment is required in 75 days before arrival.