Awan Biru - Villa Bali Ubud | Bali Villas Bali Villa Exotic
Nightly Rate (NET): Low Season: US$900 - High Season: US$1250 - Peak Season: US$1500
Literally Awan Biru is Indonesian word for blue cloud, but the perfect word for 'awan biru' is blue sky. This name is perfect for this villa as it is located on high part of Bali, close to the famous Hanging Garden Villas and about 15 minutes driving to the famous Kintamani.
Situated in the north of Ubud at the edge of the volcano slope, this five bedrooms villa is located on 11,500sqm land slopping from the top of the hill until a dramatic river valley. Terraced rice fields, temples, river and even the famous mount Agung are surrounding this place blessed by the gods and the nature.
Villa Awan Biru is certainly the most luxurious villa of the area due to its environment, size, architecture, quality of service and interior design. The traditional architectural style is matching with the most modern equipment to give to the guests a unique experience of Bali.
The different buildings composing this 1,200m2 5 bedrooms villa are situated on the top of the hill overlooking the surrounding, a 132 m2 amazing swimming pool and the valley.
The character of bedrooms are different and are perfectly decorated with a interior design dedicated for each of them to a specific region of Indonesia such as Sumba, Sumbawa, and of course Bali. All the bedrooms are fully equipped with air-conditioned, flat screen TV with satellite and DVD, stereo system, wireless internet access and one of them features its one private swimming pool.
In addition, the villa is equipped with living and dining area one open space, the other air conditioned gym room, a study TV room, and different gazebo to enjoy private massage. The professional kitchen is fully equipped with modern cooking utensils operated by fully trained cook with a wide knowledge of best international and local dishes.
Villa Awan Biru boasts its two swimming pools which feature a solar heater to guarantee a minimum water temperature of 28 C.
