A Stay at Villa Du Bah in Kerobokan
When it comes to villas, Bali sure knows how it’s done. Luxury properties have been popping up all over the south, from Uluwatu and Jimbaran to Seminyak and Canggu. If a Bali trip is part of your plans this year, why not escape the chaos at Villa Du Bah, a tropical haven in the quieter town of Kerobokan?
Located 15 minutes inland from Seminyak, Villa Du Bah is just a stone’s throw from some of Bali’s most renowned beachside addresses, like Finn’s Beach Club, Desa Potato Head and Mrs Sippy. However, once you close the villa gates behind you, you’ll feel miles away from the madness as a sense of serenity washes over you.
Villa Du Bah is part of the Mannao Estate, a collection of luxury villas tucked away down a secluded laneway flanked by rice fields. With three standalone bedrooms inspired by the traditional Javanese joglo, each with private bathrooms and pool access, Villa Du Bah is the ideal property for groups of friends or family up to six.
Gathering as a group is made easier at Villa Du Bah with an enormous and spacious open-plan living area. The fully-equipped kitchen and dining area spread out into a cosy lounge room where you can curl up with a book, watch a movie or get some work done on the villa’s super-fast WiFi.
With two dedicated villa staff and a central kitchen for the estate, you won’t have to lift a finger except to flip through the pages of the extensive menu. If relaxation is on your itinerary, then you can also book a rejuvenating massage in the comfort of your villa.
BOOK YOUR STAY AT VILLA DU BAH
✓ 3 bedrooms
✓ 6 persons
✓ Open-air living and dining space
✓ Private pool
✓ Concierge service
✓ Estate chef
Prices for Villa Gauguin start at US $312++ per night. Click for best available prices.
Looking for more villas in Bali to complete your vacation? Check out our curated guide to the best luxury villas in Bali, from the cliffs of Uluwatu to the rolling rice paddies of Ubud.
Written by @zowiepalliaer / Photography by @carson.moody of No Postcode, in collaboration with The Asia Collective.
