Villa Nawang Wulan

Περιγραφή ξενοδοχείου

The romantic, 3-bedroom Villa Nawang Wulan blends contemporary tropical architecture with thatched roofs and antique furnishings.

It takes its name from a classic Javanese folk tale, the story of which is depicted in one of the paintings that graces its walls.

Guests will enter the villa through an impressive pair of towering teakwood doors.

  • The central focus is the open-sided living pavilion, which is bordered by a 12 x 3.75-metre swimming pool fed by a waterfall, it is complemented by a stone terrace furnished with sun beds, and completed by a raised wooden deck at one end.
  • The property is comprised of three buildings, bounded by a series of beautiful garden areas, well-stocked with flowering trees and shrubs.
  • Cows graze in the neighbouring fields, and a tree lined valley with a small stream runs along one side.
  • There is a secure car parking area at the main entrance.

Τοποθεσία

Encompassed by emerald rice fields, Villa Nawang Wulan is nestled within the beautiful agricultural belt between Kuta and Tanah Lot.

  • It is located just five minutes’ drive from the rugged Berawa Beach – renowned for its world-class surf breaks and legendary sunsets – and fifteen minutes’ drive from the trendy Seminyak area, with its wide choice of internationally acclaimed restaurants, chic cocktail bars, exciting nightclubs, lavish spas and elegant boutiques.
  • Just around the corner from the villa is The Canggu Club; Bali’s first and only international private members’ club; offering sports, social, and leisure facilities, including a state-of-the art gym, a 25-metre swimming pool and a tennis & squash centre.
  • For horse lovers, the Umalas Equestrian Centre is very close by; and Nirwana Golf Course – designed by Greg Norman and renowned as one of the best golf courses in Asia – is a twenty minute drive.
  • The villa is thirty minutes’ from the international airport, and convenient for all of the island’s main shopping malls and tourist attractions, including Tanah Lot, Bali’s most venerated sea temple.