Villa Kadek ticks all the boxes on a dream holiday list. Five air-conditioned rooms make for an ideal layout so that you can all stay together but still have plenty of room. The location of Seminyak means you’re close to the action, fun and beach bars this sophisticated town is famous for however you also have the spacious haven of Villa Kadek to return to. It’s hard to pin point this villa’s best feature. It’s got the balance of luxury, mixed with traditional Balinese style just right. A double-story, open-concept building encapsulates the tropical lifestyle that Bali is so well known for. Inside you’ll find an all-natural look with teak wood and rattan furniture and as you explore, inside you’ll discover antiques, traditional art and textiles, all adding to the villas’ charm. The living room houses a sofa, 3 cushioned rattan lounges and 3 comfy armchairs together with a slab teak wood coffee table. Plenty of room for everyone to relax and enjoy the view of the garden and pool. The stunning teak wood dining room table with 12 rattan dining chairs makes for great social meals and in the fully equipped kitchen you’ll even find a wine cooler. Making your way upstairs you’ll come across a bridge connecting two of the bedrooms in the estate. There’s even a hidden spot upstairs where you’ll find two daybeds; an ideal space to laze the day away with a view of the rice paddies. Back outside there’s the tropical paradise that is the garden with swaying palm trees and an 18x4 metre sparkling pool. Not a confident swimmer – no problem, there’s a shallow area of the pool shaded by Balinese parasols. On top of that, on one side of the pool is a shady terrace and a manicured lawn on the other. The hardest choice of your holiday will be deciding where to relax. Perhaps the pool side chairs, inviting long chair or if you fancy the shade, the gazebo is calling.

Bedrooms

Villa Kadek features 5 air-conditioned, ensuite bedrooms. With two on the upper floor of the main pavilion, one flanking the living room downstairs and the other two housed together in a separated building on the far side of the pool. Each room has a canopied four poster bed dressed in fresh white linen, a writing desk and chair and to add the finishing touches you’ll find traditional artifacts, and textiles. Of course, all rooms have their own ensuite bathrooms, with the two upper rooms enjoying open-air showers with dreamy views of the paddy fields.