Overview

Perched on the soaring limestone cliff tops of the Bukit Peninsula, Villa Dewi Lanjar is a popular holiday villa in Uluwatu and embodies a sense of peace and regal serenity. The spacious marble floors and stunning decor draw you inward to witness an unrivalled view of the Indian Ocean. The villa has four luxury bedrooms, several sumptuous living areas, a premium European kitchen and a deep blue infinity pool which graces the edge of the property, inviting you to watch the waves break down on Pandawa Beach. Nestled at the peak of millionaires mile, Villa Dewi Lanjar has everything you could possibly need to create an experience of deep relaxation.

Living Areas

Upon entry, you’ll wander past koi ponds and into the private hall as Villa Dewi Lanjar opens out before you. The entranceway has comfortable stuffed couches matched with carefully selected pieces of local art to frame the view. From here you can head out to relax beside the pool on cushioned loungers or into the gorgeous dining area with its thick wood tables, high ceilings and hanging lights.

Well placed mirrors and distinctive wooden artwork are matched with splashes of colour to make you feel instantly at home on the villa’s top floor. The kitchen is big enough for a team of chefs with every appliance you will need to create delicious meals. The media room sits to the right and is the perfect hideaway with a giant daybed style inviting you to lounge in front of the 55-inch cable television.

Downstairs you’ll find a more extensive living and meeting area. A combination of long, stately couches and stuffed throne style chairs fill the space to overlook the garden and make the perfect spot for a group to really connect. A small bar area makes attending to everyone’s needs easy. Head outside the glass sliding doors to find another day bed overlooking the garden but nestled in the shade.

Accommodation

This villa can sleep eight guests in four gorgeous bedrooms. The master room is on the top floor and offers a stunning view of the ocean that’s complemented by the king sized bed with high thread count linen and lush textiles. Batik accents draw the elements of the room together giving it a refined sense of style. There’s an LED television with cable and a dark wood panelled desk area. The white marble ensuite with a bath has all the amenities you could need including a double vanity, a walk-in wardrobe and a gorgeous rainfall shower.

Rooms two and three are downstairs at the front of the villa. Both are garden facing, double rooms with sprawling king beds dressed in varying tones of fresh white. Interior designers have used sparing and stylish pops of batik and woodwork to make each room uniquely calming. Each room also has its own television and ensuite with everything you need to relax and escape from the world entirely. Bedroom four is similar but with twin beds which can also be converted to a king bed with redwood panelling. It’s tucked away at the back of the villa and provides a quiet getaway for kids or single guests wanting some space.

Staff

Villa Dewi Lanjar can be staffed as generously as you require or you can request more privacy. Included are daily housekeeping, butler service, gardening and pool maintenance, but don’t hesitate let us know if you need a nanny, a beautician, a chef to cook gorgeous meals or even a driver to help you explore the rest of the Bukit Peninsula. There are extra charges for these, but almost every service you can imagine is available from our friendly, professional staff

Location

Situated in the delightful rural location of Uluwatu on the southern Bukit peninsula, Villa Dewi Lanjar is a once-in-a-life-time destination. You can hire a driver for the afternoon and venture to one of the nearby surf spots for a lesson and then visit the famous temple and watch the Balinese dancers at sunset followed by dinner at one of the famously delicious fish restaurants.
If you fancy seeing a little more of the island drive over to Seminyak which is approximately an hour away for some fine dining and boutique style shopping or venture up to Ubud to the monkey forest and to see the undulating rice terraces that Bali is famous for.

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