Property available for...
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Holiday lets (1 to 4 weeks)
Type of holiday
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Bird watching
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City break
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Walking & Hiking
Summary
Villa Semua Suka was built and completed in 2012, designed with Western comfort and Balinese esthetics in mind. This enclosed compound consists of two Villas, a 2 bed 2 bath 2 storey Villa and a 1 bed 1 bath Bungalow Jepun, as well as a swimming pool, bale for reading and relaxing and a small lotus pond, for contemplation.
A stay at Villa Semua Suka includes a full Balinese breakfast of eggs, toast, fruits and coffee, daily maid service and laundry service. We also provide cable TV and DVD's in the large Villa and a TV with DVD's in the Bungalow and internet access.
All 3 bedrooms have air-conditioning, and en suite baths with sinks, toilets and showers. There are also two outdoor showers and a tub for flower baths.
The main Villa has a fully equipped kitchen with all conveniences, and the Bungalow has a fridge and coffee and tea service.
Both Villas are tastefully designed and furnished with a focus on light, color and craftsmanship. We have attempted to meld the inside and the outside into a harmonious whole.
Description of Interior
Main Villa Semua Suka
1 King bed in Master Bedroom (A/C)
Indoor/Outdoor Shower in Master bedroom
Veranda with Comfortable Chairs
Sectional Sofa
Flat screen TV & DVD Player
Ipod Player
Veranda with Outdoor Table & Chairs & Daybed
Indoor Dining Table & 6 Chairs
Wall Oven
Full-sized Refrigerator and Freezer
4 Burner Cooktop
Water Cooler
Upstairs Bedroom with Queen Bed (A/C)
Indoor Shower
Day Bed
2 Balconies with Tables & Chairs
Views of Mount Agung & the Ricefields
Sunrise & Sunset Views
Outside Patio has 2 Loungers and Umbrella
Bungalow Jepun
Queen Bed
Daybed
Flat Screen TV
DVD Player with DVD Library
Ipod Player
Air-Conditioning
Indoor & Outdoor Showers
Large Outdoor Tub
Fridge
Hot & Cold Water Cooler
Veranda with Table & Chairs
Patio with 2 Loungers & Umbrella
Garden and Exterior
Extras for Both Villas
Small Rest Area ( Bale) with Cushions for Lounging by the Pool
Large Swimming Pool
Lotus Pond & Fish Ponds
Cable TV in Main Villa
Wireless Internet Available On the Grounds
Accomodation
- Max guests
7
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3
Bedroom(s)
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3
Bathroom(s)
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5
Shower room(s)
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3
Double bed(s)
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1
Single bed(s)
Linen and Towels
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Linen provided
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Towels provided
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Beach towels provided
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Cleaning included
Amenities
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Air conditioning
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Cots available
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Hairdryer
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Internet access
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Safe
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Washing machine
Kitchen
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Stove Top / Hob
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Freezer
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Fridge
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Oven
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Kettle
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Toaster
Entertainment
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TV
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DVD player
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Board games
Swimming Pools
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Private outdoor pool (unheated)
Garden and Exterior
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Balcony/Terrace
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Mountain view
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Private secure garden
Suitable for...
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Suitable for children
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Yes
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Suitable for elderly
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Yes
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Suitable for wheelchairs
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Not suitable
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Pets welcome
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Some pets - please enquire
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Smoking
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No
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Prices
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Time Period
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Price per week in EUR
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Please contact the owner for the latest prices.
Rental Conditions
We require a 50% deposit to confirm your reservation, with the balance due 30 days before your arrival date. We will bill you through Paypal and add an additional 3.0%. We do not charge anything additional for taxes, laundry, breakfast, internet or cleaning which is included in our fees.
Once we reach that 90-day point, the rental fee is non-refundable, unless we are able to re-book the property for the dates reserved.
If we re-book the property, we will refund a prorated share of the rental fee, less a $100 cancellation fee.
Please contact us for additional rates. We can rent the villa separate for the bungalow.
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Available
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Location
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Country
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Indonesia
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Region
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Bali / Lesser Sunda Islands
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Town
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Ubud
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Car advised:
No
Activities
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Bird watching
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Cultural area
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Cycling
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Hiking
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Walking
Local Area
Ubud is located 35 km northeast of Bali's International Airport. It is attractive to tourists for a variety of reasons. On a relatively small island with a horde of attractions, Ubud is centrally located, and the Ubud area is around two- to three hundred meters above sea level and surrounded by rice fields, which makes it noticeably cooler than then other tourist destinations in Bali.
Inspired by vibrant green rice paddies, mountains and colorful Balinese festivals, the elite artistic colony that began in the 1930's with eminent European painters, writers and musicians has now grown into a thriving arts centre, drawing increasing numbers of visitors. Ubud is also a flourishing crafts centre. Around Ubud the surrounding villages like Camphuan, Penestanan, Peliatan and Batuan specializing in crafts and woodcarving which are sold all over the island. There are hundreds of shops selling antiques, woodcarvings, crafts, textiles, paintings and jewelry as well as some of the best art museums in the country, dozens of art studios, an excellent local craft market, and galleries selling local and international art.
Ubud's role as the epicenter of Balinese culture makes it the perfect place to see traditional Balinese dance and drama. From the early 1920's the royal family ensured that most talented teachers of dance, music and drama were brought to Ubud to entertain the King and pass on their knowledge. Dances like Legong, Ramayana, Baris, Kecak and Sanghyang (the fire dance) are performed nightly in Bona village, just 15 minutes drive from Ubud. Bali's most accomplished dancers, musicians, painters and carvers live in just 10 square kilometers.
Balinese Hinduism remains stronger in Ubud than elsewhere in Bali, cremation ceremony or celebration of some kind. Balinese Hinduism is distinct from that of India and has absorbed the animism of Bali's pre-Hindu ancestors - inspired by the extraordinary beauty of Bali's landscapes - rice fields, mountains, river gorges, villages and ancient temples.
Ubud is popular in part today because it is the best place in Bali to break out of the tourist mode and get off the beaten path, although far from undiscovered.
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