Majapahit Beach Villas

Description

Located on Southeast coast of Bali, Majapahit Beach Villas comprises three double-story villas of contemporary design meets Majapahit traditional Javanese architecture. All three villas share identical structures and designs. Villa Maya, the largest of the three, occupies the idyllic beachfront with an expansive lawn and panoramic view that stretches past the Indian Ocean into the offshore island. The opulent lawn space of Villa Maya also houses a relaxation pavilion as well as a massive traditional joglo of vernacular Javanese architecture, with a large open living space, bedroom, its own swimming pool, and a private Hindu temple – making Villa Maya a palatial four-bedroom villa. The twin villas, Villa Nataraja and Villa Raj are situated at the back of Villa Maya but still manage ocean view from the first-floor balcony. Exuding tropical comfort, both villas showcase an expansive courtyard with lush lawn and greenery in abundance, an outdoor swimming pool, a bale, and have own private access to the beachfront lounge area. Indoor living spaces are graceful chic, mixing hardwood timber panels with stylish furnishings. Selected art pieces large and small feature on walls and every turn. For your culinary experience, two in-house chefs and three butlers are ready to arrange your breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. Tucked in the quieter part of South Bali, iconic Sanur and Ubud with all their restaurants and shopping hubs are only 10 and 20 minutes car ride away respectively. Of course, a driver is always on stand-by to take you wherever you choose to go.

Bedrooms

Showcasing three bedrooms with en-suite dispersed over two levels, each bedroom in all three villas of Majapahit Beach Villas features a thatched roofing system overseeing the king-size bed with teakwood flooring panel below. The master suite on the upper floor has a large balcony with sea view. All bathrooms are opulent and equipped with a sunken jacuzzi, resort-style amenities as well as ample natural light. The two guestrooms on the ground floor open directly to the lush garden courtyard. All bedrooms have air conditioning, ceiling fans, and satellite TV. The fourth bedroom in Villa Maya is part of the traditional joglo. Purposely designed on the downward slide of the roofing structure, this exotic bedroom instantly exudes an unrivalled intimacy with its lower roof and spacious surrounding, making it the idyllic honeymoon suite of the compound.

Outdoor areas

All Majapahit Beach Villas come with an expansive lawn area directly accessible from the lounge room and guest bedrooms as well as own private access to the beachfront lounge area. An outdoor pool is the centrepiece, with one end of the pool extended right into the lounge room. Surrounding the garden walls is a plethora of greenery of every foliage and texture. The garden area at Villa Maya takes up the whole beachfront with an extensive lawn area, a traditional joglo with its own private pool, a super cosy relaxation pavilion few steps from the ocean, a Hindu temple, and a cushy bale. Right next to the ocean, a custom-built space perfect for ceremonial ritual and only accessible by a small wooden bridge over a mini pool below makes Villa Maya the perfect wedding venue. Whilst the twin villas, Nataraja and Raj, do not have quite the same outdoor space as Villa Maya, they possess unmatched tranquillity and greater privacy.

Indoor areas

The lounge room within all villas highlights the use of hardwood timber panels with traditional Javanese lattice roofing. Direct access from the lounge room into the garden courtyard is another shared feature. Floor to ceiling glass walls on both sides ensures natural light aplenty streaming into the living area. A noteworthy feature is one end of the outdoor pool extending right into the living room. The most dramatic living space can be found in the open-plan traditional joglo on Villa Maya’s courtyard, where hand-crafted floor-to-ceiling four-post lounge area straight out of Javanese aristocratic design from Majapahit Empire showcases as the jewel in the crown. The long curtains draping down from the roof to the bedpost conjures up an image of the leisure place royalty from a distant past would laze around in. Surrounding the centre lounge is a vast space where antiquities are artfully placed. Another great living area is the relaxation pavilion few steps from the traditional joglo right next to the crashing waves. Here lies a long dining table, a cosy lounge area, and some massage tables at the back – all at full-frontal against the Indian Ocean with only a floor-to-ceiling glass wall separating the elements and the snuggly interior.

Rates

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Season	Minimum Stay	Villa Raj	Villa Nataraja
Low Season Staying Period: 2023: 06 - 19 Jan | 25 Jan – 05 Apr | 12 - 19 Apr 28 Apr - 30 Jun | 01 Sep - 22 Dec 2024: 06 Jan – 08 Feb | 13 Feb - 27 Mar	1 night	Rp 5,800,000	Rp 5,800,000
High Season Staying Period: Chinese New Year: 20 - 24 Jan 2023 | 09 - 12 Feb 2024 Easter: 06 - 11 Apr 2023 | 28 Mar - 02 Apr 2024 Idul Fitri: 20 - 27 Apr 2023 01 Jul - 30 Aug 2023	1 night	Rp 7,300,000	Rp 7,300,000
Peak Season Staying Period: 2023: 23 Dec – 05 Jan | 2024: 23 Dec – 05 Jan	3 nights	Rp 8,100,000	Rp 8,100,000

The Majapahit Beach Villas is undoubtedly the perfect venue for wedding with its layout and design, or any event with large entourage. Located right on Pabean beach in Ketewel, the rural surrounding is famed for its rice fields, traditional Legong dancers and agricultural plantations. Whilst Pabean beach is not safe for swimming, Sanur's famous stretch of white sand, shops and restaurants is only 10 minutes car ride away. Ubud spiritual and culinary hub is 20 minutes the other way. A driver is always on stand-by.