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| 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. |
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RATE IN US $ / VILLA / NIGHT |
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| Low Season |
High Season |
Peak season |
| ENTIRE VILLA ( 3 Bed room villa ) |
US $ 400 ++ |
US $ 450 ++ |
US $ 500 ++ |
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All rates are quoted in USD, and subject to 21% government tax and service charge with the following benefits:
- Chilled towel and A bottle of Sparkling wine welcome drinks on arrival
- Welcome seasonal fruit basket
- Daily breakfast.
- Daily Restock mini bar items ( Soft drink only )
- Free daily car carter with private Butler. ( Patrol is not included and maximum 12 hours a day )
- Free airport pick up and transfer luxury service.
- Special Gift from Bali villa collection ( for minimum stay seven night )
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High & Peak Season
Periods
High season period: July 1 - 31, September 1 - 15,
Chinese New Year, Easter Week.
Peak season period: August 1 - 31 and
December 20 - January 8
Minimum stay: LOW season: 2
nights; HIGH season: 5 nights; PEAK season: 7 nights. |
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| ABOUT VILLA NAWANG WULAN CANGGU BALI |
Location
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. |
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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.
Living Pavilion
The main pavilion houses a
living area, a bedroom and a library. Slightly raised above the garden, it
enjoys cool breezes and gorgeous views. On one side of this symmetrical
pavilion is a cosy living area with a built-in cushioned sofa, and big,
dish-shaped, water-hyacinth chairs in which you can curl up and watch
movies on the large 42-inch plasma screen satellite TV, which is mounted
upon the wall. There is also a DVD player and a quality surround sound
hi-fi system. On the other side is a small pool table and another built-in
sofa.
Library
The library is located in the main living
pavilion beside the grand front entrance. It boasts a cream decor and a
wall of built-in book shelves and cupboards. The open doorway to the
library showcases an ornately carved Chinese window frame.
Tengah Room
Tengah means middle, and this peach-themed
air-conditioned bedroom is centrally located in the main living pavilion.
The built-in queen-size bed is made up with a sumptuous silk cover and
scatter cushions, with colour-coordinated organza curtains. The bedroom is
equipped with a mini bar-fridge, a safe deposit box, and a flat-screen TV
mounted upon the wall. The room is ornamented with bright artwork, a full
length mirror, a Buddha head and local artifacts. Double doors lead into
the en-suite open-air bathroom, which is set beside a pebbled garden
complete with a traditional Palimanan stone frieze depicting a scene from
the Hindu epic tale of the Ramayana. An open-air shower is protected from
the elements by the roof canopy, and a large washbasin rests beneath an
exquisite cast bronze circular mirror. The toilet is alcoved to one side,
together with some fitted cupboards.
Dining Pavilion &
Kitchen
An ornamental pond under a covered pergola is traversed by
stepping stones linking the main living pavilion to the dining pavilion. A
bubbling fountain creates the serene sound of running water. The pavilion
is characterised by two pairs of disc-shaped Chinese window panels,
another Palimanan stone frieze is set into the wall; a carved chaise long
is positioned outside the entrance. Steps leads down into the immaculate
kitchen; this dream in dark grey polished terrazzo, is light and airy and
fully equipped, and it is here that the staff will prepare delicious
meals, served through the large open hatch adjacent to the alfresco dining
area. The hatch is framed by another ornate window panel, and doubles as a
bar with high stools positioned on the side that enjoys the open air. The
dining area is sheltered by a soaring roof, and furnished with a chunky
modern dining table for six, polished penshell wall lamps, a large antique
cabinet, and a brass candi resting upon a stone carved plinth. A large
guest powder room is located within a walled garden at the back of the
pavilion, guarded by a lava stone statue of a Balinese goddess. |
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Bunga Room
Wooden steps within the dining pavilion lead
up to the charming loft bedroom known as the Bunga (flower) Room. At the
front of the room is a timber mezzanine - a delightful sitting area
furnished with water hyacinth chairs, coffee table, and an Oriental rug.
The Bunga Room is characterised by coffee and peach silk and organza soft
furnishings, while being equipped with air-conditioning, a queen-size bed,
a mini bar-fridge, a safe deposit box, and a wall-mounted flat screen TV.
The en-suite bathroom is lined with natural dark grey stone and fitted
with a stainless steel washbowl upon a pedestal, a rain-shower, and
toilet. The adjoining stone sundeck presents rice field views; it is
bordered by a low wall planted with pink bougainvillea.
Master
Suite
The Master Suite is housed within a self-contained bungalow
with a soaring thatched roof, and located on the far side of the main
living pavilion. It is accessed by a pebbled pathway lined with yellow
irises next to a sculptured Palimanan stone wall. The 'Nandi' bedroom
boasts a grey terrazzo floor and a magnificent four-poster bed adorned
with primitive-style Timorese carvings. The silk bed cover and cushions,
and organza curtains follow a copper and chartreuse theme, and the
furnishings include three green Oriental rugs, a leather sofa and matching
ottomans, a funky table, and an antique Javanese 'gerobok' rice-storage
chest on wooden wheels. A wood carving of Ganesha dances upon a shelf
behind the bed. Double glass doors open onto a timber balcony offering
rural views; this is a pleasant private spot where you can relax on a deck
chair with a book or a cocktail. Another large window overlooks a pretty
garden area, also accessed by double doors. The room is equipped with
air-conditioning, a mini bar-fridge, a safe deposit box, and a flat-screen
TV mounted on the wall; a spacious dressing area is furnished with a full
length mirror, built in cupboards and a leather seat. The wonderful
en-suite garden bathroom boasts a terrazzo vanity shelf with a marble wash
bowl, a large decorative mirror, and a toilet and rain-shower positioned
in opposite alcoves. The dominant feature is a huge oval bathtub where you
can soak to your heart's content under the stars, while still being
sheltered by the roof canopy and enjoying the privacy that is provided by
the high walls. |
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