Villa Umalas 2

Set in Umalas area in southern Bali, which is only taking about 25 minutes from The International Ngurah Rai Airport in Denpasar Villa Umalas 2 lies in the inspired mix between modern and traditional styles. Its unique roof create unusual shaped rooms and enhance the innovative style of architectural lay out. This Villa has 2 bedrooms with en-suite open air bathroom. Approximately 10 minutes drive to the beach and 5 minutes drive to the super trendy restaurant and shopping area.

 

The villa was designed by well-known designer and author Gianni Francione. His signature style makes the Villa one of the most visually distinctive villas on the island and keeps it in the eyes of the press annually. Interior of this villa was picked with style and you will enjoy the beauty of Bali on it.
Villa Umalas 2 has unique entrance to create different first impression for the guests.

The entrance to this two-bedroom villa is across large yellow stones set within a lotus pond. Stunning water fall make this lotus pond even more amazing with gold fish swimming around. Take a step down from the entrance you will see the open space living room with green tropical garden in front and unique shape of swimming pool on the right side. The swimming pool is not too big but enough to accommodate your needs. There is also sun deck where you can enjoy your sun bath.

 

Master bedroom has a tempting Jacuzzi where you can pamper your body and soul after daily activities. The two bathrooms have the view to the garden since the wall on it made from see through glass. Dining area is on the right side of main building also with garden view. Fully equipped kitchen with professional cook will fulfill your desire and make you even have more reason to stay in the villa.

Angular roof in sirap (traditional type of roof made from thin wood) make this villa look different and stunning. Sharp lines and beautiful finishing categorize this two-bedroom villa, a mélange of the modern with traditional elements make this a showcase of modern Balinese architecture.