Villa Radha Bali with Balinese entrance opens to a enchanting garden where large river rocks form stepping stones across the lily pond to a raised century-old Javanese teak wood gladak house fronted by a wide,furnished veranda. (There’s another entrance for those who don’t want to skip the light fandango over the pond.) Inside is a large teakwood-clad bedroom complete with sitting area. Doors lead to a small kitchenette on one side and a wardrobe and dressing area on the other; both the kitchenette and dressing room open onto a tropical garden bathroom. Across the pond is a second and much smaller gladak which serves as a reading or breakfast room, while across the swimming pool a relaxation balé beckons.
Villa Radha Bali is rustic romance personified – 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. Contrasting with the building’s 100-year history and whimsical furnishings and artefacts are some 21st century features: an upholstered 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. This space has a more contemporary feel, with polished concrete walls, non-slip floors and a glazed pergola roof. There’s a dressing area, a vanity with twin basins, a walk-in rain shower and a magnificent two-person alfresco bathtub carved out of a single piece of river rock.
Villa Radha has a surprisingly wide choice of living areas for a one-bedroom property. For air-conditioned comfort, there’s the sitting and TV area within the bedroom while, for breezy alfresco living, the large veranda has a cool, Somerset Maugham-style vibe complete with old planters chairs for reclining at sunset, G&T in hand (nicely chilled thanks to the fridge in the adjoining kitchenette). The smaller gladak with its hatch opening onto a cute mini-me veranda offers an intimate space for reading or breakfasting and is furnished with a small table for three. And at the end of the water-garden, beyond the lagoon-style plunge pool is a sun deck with two loungers and a cushion-covered balé, 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.
| Low Season | Shoulder Season | High Season | Peak Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 nights | 3 nights | 5 nights | 7 nights |
| US$ 250 | US$ 270 | US$ 295 | US$ 335 |
++ Villa rates are subject to 15.5% service charge, taxes
| Season Period | |
|---|---|
| Low season 2020 | 03 Feb to 26 Mar |
| High season 2020 | 08 Apr to 13 Apr , 26 Jun to 22 Aug, 15 Dec to 25 Dec. |
| Low season 2020 | 20 Apr to 29 Apr, 05 May to 11 Jun , 18 Oct to 14 Dec |
| Shoulder season 2020 | 24 Jan to 02 Feb, 27 Mar to 07 Apr , 14 Apr to 19 Apr , 30 Apr to 04 May , 12 Jun to 25 Jun , 23 Aug to 17 Oct. |
| Peak season 2020 | 26 Dec - 05 Jan 2021 |
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Dea Villas is located in a quiet street in the rural district of Berawa, near Canggu. There’s not much in the immediate area apart from a number of luxury villas, acres of rice fields and the rugged surf beach of Berawa (2km). Within a two-kilometre radius of Dea Villas are a number of café-style restaurants, a delicatessen, some simple spas, and a yoga venue.
Private pool with sunbeds and Bale ( gazebo ), free internet access,LED TV with international channels,DVD player, international call direct access, ,feather pillows,dressing room, and daily i...
Private pool with sunbeds and Bale ( gazebo ), free internet access,LED TV with international channels,DVD player, international call direct access, ,feather pill...
