Overview

Situated on a dramatic hiltop in Jimbaran with stunning panoramic views over the south coast of Bali , The Longhouse is known for its design and architecture by the renowned local architect, Popo Danes.  The villa includes a car and driver, so enjoy the local scenery from tranquil Jimbaran Bay t o the the rugged cliffs and surf beaches of The Bukit Peninsula.

The design is something to behold and capture the landscape and views beautifully complete with tropical manicured gardens and open plan living areas allowing you to basque in the beauty of the outdoors. Enjoy the owners impeccable taste and array of antiques and textiles they have collected during travels across Indonesia. The Longhouse blends contemporary living with Balinese flair and tradition.

The central hub of the villa is located on the top floor, which houses the living space which leads on to the open air infinity pool and the best spot to enjoy the stunning vistas. Rise in the morning to view Bali’s chain of volcanoes  in the distance and enjoy a sundowner while the island lights up beneath you.

A home cinema, spa room, 12-seater teak dining table and ample lounging space, make the villa perfect for groups and extended families.

The Villa is fully staffed inclusive of chefs to prepare western and Asian cuisine, trained therapists for spa treatments and yoga classes.

Each of the six bedrooms feature a unique theme after a different region of Indonesia.

Bali Room - The Master Suite - Located on the upper level this air-conditioned suite features a four poster beds, private plung pool and terrace. A study room, private garden and water feature and en-suite with walk in shower and bathtub.

Lombok, Sumatra and Sumba Rooms - Located on the garden-level, three air-conditioned rooms with four-poster king beds and sliding glass doors opening onto the garden. Satellite TVs, Indoor/outdoor bathrooms with walk-in showers and large bathtubs.

East and West Java Rooms - Two garden-level air-conditioned rooms with twin beds (convertible to kings) and sliding glass doors opening onto the garden.  Ensuite bathrooms with rain showers and a shared, open-fronted sitting area.