Villas for rent in Bali

Seminyak · 2.5 km from center

Villa Moonstone sits quietly in Seminyak, one of Bali's most loved corners, tucked into a garden setting that gives the whole property its unhurried, green-shaded character. Semi-detached and set behind its own private entrance, the villa feels like a retreat you can close the gate on — a place where the day slows down the moment you arrive and the outside world becomes something you visit only when you feel like it. The living spaces are arranged with an easy, barefoot sense of comfort. Hardwood and parquet floors run alongside cool tile and marble, with carpeted areas underfoot where you want softness, giving the interiors a layered, lived-in warmth rather than a showroom polish. A generous seating area centres on a sofa built for slow afternoons, with a flat-screen TV and streaming service for evenings in, a CD player for those who still like to choose their own soundtrack, and a desk for the times when a little work or trip planning creeps into the holiday. Air conditioning and ceiling fans keep the rooms comfortable through the tropical heat, and non-smoking rooms keep the air clean and fresh throughout. The kitchen is properly equipped for real cooking, with a stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle and full kitchenware, plus a kitchenette and a dining table and dining area for long, lingering meals. Bedrooms are calm and considered, with linens, wardrobe space, a dressing room and a socket beside the bed, while private bathrooms come with a bath or shower, free toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. Outdoors is where Villa Moonstone truly opens up. A private pool sits at the heart of the garden, edged by a sun deck, outdoor furniture and beach chairs and loungers, with a plunge pool, a shallow-end kids' pool and BBQ facilities for slow sunset dinners. A balcony and terrace look out over the pool, the garden and beyond to city and landmark views. With daily housekeeping, laundry and ironing service, room service, a concierge and tour desk, grocery deliveries, babysitting and child services, board games and children's books, DVDs and music, plus a free airport shuttle, bicycle and car rental and a shuttle service, the villa suits families, couples and groups alike. Free private parking, a parking garage, free WiFi, a safe, 24-hour security, CCTV outside the property, smoke alarms and fire extinguishers complete a stay that feels both effortless and secure. Open all year, all ages welcome, wheelchair accessible throughout the unit, with English and Indonesian spoken.

Seminyak · 2.8 km from center

Villa 1880 sits in Seminyak, one of Bali's most talked-about corners of the island's southwest — a neighbourhood that has long drawn travellers who want to be close to the pulse of things without giving up the sense of retreat that a private villa provides. The address alone shapes much of the experience here: Seminyak is a place of easy days and unhurried evenings, of walkable streets, of the particular light that settles over this part of Bali in the late afternoon. Staying at Villa 1880 means stepping into that rhythm from a base that is entirely your own. The name carries a certain weight and character, and the villa is presented in the spirit that title suggests — a property with an identity, rather than an anonymous rental. It is a private villa in the truest sense of the word: a self-contained retreat where the front gate closes behind you and the pace of the day becomes yours to set. Mornings can begin slowly, without the timetables and shared corridors of hotel life. Evenings can stretch out as long as you like, with the whole place to yourselves and no one to answer to. That combination — a genuinely private home in the middle of Seminyak — is what defines a stay at Villa 1880. Guests who choose it tend to be looking for somewhere to gather rather than simply somewhere to sleep: couples wanting quiet and independence, friends travelling together, families who prefer their own space, or anyone who would rather come back to a house at the end of the day than a room. The villa suits long, lazy stays as naturally as it does shorter escapes, and its Seminyak setting means the surrounding neighbourhood is always there when you want it, and easy to leave behind when you don't. Villa 1880 offers, above all, a base with a strong sense of place. In a part of Bali that so many people return to year after year, it provides the privacy, the calm and the freedom that make those returns worth making — a home in Seminyak for however long you decide to stay.

Canggu · 1.1 km from center

Bendega Rato sits in Canggu, one of Bali's most talked-about corners of the island, and it makes its case quietly — not with spectacle, but with the kind of ease that settles over you sometime during the first afternoon and doesn't really lift until you've packed to leave. This is a garden villa in the truest sense. The greenery isn't an afterthought bordering the architecture; it's the reason the architecture is arranged the way it is, and the two have clearly been considered together. Arriving, you get the sense of stepping out of Canggu's momentum and into something slower. The garden does most of that work. Planting softens edges, filters light, and gives the property its own weather — cooler in the shade, warm where the sun finds a gap, always moving slightly. Mornings here belong to birdsong and the particular quality of light that Bali gardens have when the day is still fresh. Evenings bring the opposite mood, denser and greener, the kind of dark that makes lamplight look generous. Indoors and outdoors are not treated as separate propositions. The living spaces open toward the garden and borrow from it, so that time spent inside never quite feels enclosed and time spent outside never quite feels exposed. It's an approach that suits the tropics and suits the way people actually holiday — drifting between a shaded seat outside, a cool corner within, a table where breakfast slowly becomes lunch. Materials and finishes carry a natural, grounded character in keeping with the setting, and the overall design language favours calm over statement. The guest experience at Bendega Rato is, ultimately, about pace. It's a villa for people who want Canggu within reach but don't want to live inside it — somewhere to come back to, unwind in, and let the day loosen. Families, couples and groups of friends all find the same thing here: a garden retreat that asks very little of you and gives back a great deal.

Tabanan · 6.2 km from center

Kaba Kaba Estate sits in Tabanan, on Bali's quieter western side — a part of the island where life still moves at an unhurried pace and the days seem to stretch a little longer than they do elsewhere. It is a name that suits the place: unhurried, grounded, unmistakably Balinese. Guests who choose to stay here tend to be looking for something other than the constant hum of the island's busier corners, and Tabanan answers that with space, quiet, and a sense of being genuinely somewhere rather than simply passing through. The estate carries the character its name suggests — a property conceived as a retreat rather than a stopover, a place to settle into rather than merely sleep in. Villas of this kind in Bali are shaped by a design language that has evolved over generations: an architecture that blurs the line between inside and out, that treats shade, air and natural light as building materials in their own right, and that lets the surrounding landscape do much of the decorating. Kaba Kaba Estate belongs to that tradition, and the pleasure of staying here lies as much in the transitions between spaces as in the spaces themselves. Daily life at the estate tends to organise itself around the rhythm of the light. Mornings in Tabanan arrive gently, with a coolness that lingers before the heat settles in; afternoons invite stillness; evenings soften into something quiet and companionable. There is little pressure to fill the hours. Many guests find that the first day is spent exploring the property, the second doing considerably less, and the rest of the stay somewhere pleasantly in between. For families, groups of friends, or couples wanting privacy and room to breathe, Kaba Kaba Estate offers the kind of stay that reveals itself slowly. It is a place to unpack properly, to eat unhurried meals, to let conversations run long, and to leave with the particular kind of rest that only Bali's quieter regions seem able to provide.

Canggu · 1.1 km from center

Bendega Nui sits in Canggu, one of Bali's most talked-about corners of the island, where village life and easy island living share the same lanes. The villa is a garden retreat at heart, and that single fact shapes everything about the way a stay here unfolds. Rather than turning its back on the outdoors, the house opens toward it, letting greenery frame the day from the moment the light comes up. The garden is the villa's centrepiece and its quiet organising principle. It softens the boundaries between inside and out, so that the transition from sheltered space to open air feels less like stepping through a door and more like moving from one room to another. Tropical planting brings colour, shade and a sense of enclosure — the kind of privacy that comes not from high walls alone, but from being surrounded by living things. Mornings tend to be the garden's best hour, cool and unhurried, with the day's warmth still gathering. By late afternoon, the light lengthens and the same space takes on a slower, gentler mood. Indoors, the emphasis is on comfort and calm. Spaces are made to be lived in rather than merely looked at, with a relaxed island sensibility that invites long, lazy stretches of doing very little. Guests naturally drift between shaded interiors and the open garden through the course of a day, and the villa accommodates that rhythm without asking for much thought. What Bendega Nui ultimately offers is a base in Canggu that feels genuinely restful. It suits travellers who want the area within reach but prefer to come home to somewhere green, quiet and unhurried — a place to reset between outings, share a slow meal, or simply sit outside and let the afternoon pass. It is a straightforward kind of luxury: space, privacy, greenery and time, in a part of Bali that rewards all four.

Canggu · 0.8 km from center

Villa Simona Oasis sits in Canggu, one of Bali's most talked-about corners of the island, and lives up to the promise of its name: a pocket of calm arranged around a garden, where the pace slows the moment you step through the gate. This is a villa that reveals itself gradually rather than all at once — a place designed to be wandered through, lingered in, and returned to at the end of long, sun-warmed days. The garden is the heart of the property and the reference point for everything around it. Greenery frames the spaces, softens the edges of the architecture, and gives the villa its particular sense of seclusion. Light filters differently here through the day: bright and open in the morning, dappled and gentle by mid-afternoon, and quiet and shadowed as evening settles in. It is the kind of setting that invites slow breakfasts, unhurried afternoons with a book, and conversations that stretch on far longer than anyone intended. Inside, the villa carries a relaxed, contemporary Balinese sensibility — natural materials, uncluttered lines, and an easy flow between one space and the next. Interiors are arranged to feel restful rather than formal, with an emphasis on comfort and breathing room. The boundary between indoors and out is deliberately soft, so that the garden remains part of daily life rather than something viewed from behind glass. Wherever you settle, there is a sense of openness and air. The overall experience at Villa Simona Oasis is one of retreat without isolation. Canggu's energy is part of the appeal of staying in this part of Bali, yet the villa itself offers a distinct counterpoint: private, green, and quiet. Guests tend to fall into an easy rhythm here — mornings that begin gently, days shaped by whatever feels right, and evenings spent under the soft hush of the garden. Whether you are travelling as a couple, with friends, or as a family, Villa Simona Oasis offers a genuine sense of arrival — a home base in Canggu that feels considered, welcoming, and entirely your own for the length of your stay.

Tabanan · 8.6 km from center

Villa Kailasha sits in Tabanan, a part of Bali that has always moved at its own pace. This is the island's quieter side — a region known across Bali for its farming heartland, its unhurried villages and its long tradition of living close to the land. Staying here means trading the density of the busier southern resort strips for something gentler: mornings that begin with birdsong rather than traffic, afternoons that stretch out without an agenda, and evenings that settle in softly. For travellers who want Bali as a place rather than Bali as a scene, Tabanan is the natural choice, and Villa Kailasha is a private base from which to enjoy it. The villa carries a name drawn from the sacred mountain of Hindu and Buddhist tradition — Kailasha, the mythic peak understood as an abode of the divine. It is a fitting choice for a retreat in Bali, an island where daily life and devotion are inseparable, and where the idea of a home as a small sanctuary is deeply familiar. That spirit of retreat runs through the guest experience here: this is somewhere to arrive, exhale and stay a while, rather than a place to pass through between excursions. As a private villa, Villa Kailasha offers the kind of stay that a hotel cannot easily replicate. The whole property is yours for the duration of your visit, which means the rhythm of the day belongs entirely to you and your group — late breakfasts, long lazy middles of the day, quiet conversations that run on into the night. It suits couples looking for seclusion, families who want space to spread out, and groups of friends who would rather share a home than a corridor of rooms. Tabanan rewards curiosity. Its landscapes, its village life and its temples have drawn travellers seeking a more grounded version of the island for generations. Villa Kailasha places you within that setting, offering privacy and comfort as your own, with the wider region waiting whenever you feel like exploring. For details on bedroom configuration, layout and the specific amenities available, please get in touch — we're happy to talk through whether Villa Kailasha is the right fit for your trip.

Ubud · 0.5 km from center

Villa San, Ubud Tucked into a lush garden setting in Ubud, Villa San offers a retreat where the rhythm of Bali slows to something gentler. The villa is wrapped in greenery, its grounds unfolding into a private garden that frames the property and softens every view. Here, the sound of leaves and water replaces traffic, and mornings arrive quietly. Available in four-bedroom and six-bedroom configurations, Villa San is built for groups who want to stay together without living on top of one another. Bedrooms are generously distributed, each with its own private bathroom, and air conditioning throughout keeps the interiors cool against the tropical warmth. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available, with a designated smoking area set apart for guests who prefer it. The layout suits multigenerational travel as easily as it does a gathering of friends. Outside, an outdoor swimming pool anchors the garden, edged with beach chairs and loungers and shaded by umbrellas. Pool and beach towels are provided, along with pool toys for younger guests. A terrace extends the living space into the open air, and BBQ facilities make long, unhurried evenings under the stars the natural conclusion to a day. A dedicated playground and a game room give children and adults alike somewhere to go when the pool loses its novelty. Wellness sits at the heart of the guest experience. The villa houses a fitness center, with personal trainers, fitness classes and yoga classes available, alongside massage and spa and wellness packages for those who came to unwind rather than exert. Dining is flexible and attentive. Breakfast can be served in the room, with room service, fresh fruit, wine and champagne, kids' meals, grocery deliveries and special diet meals available on request. Daily housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, ironing and suit press services keep everything in order, while free WiFi, a safe, free private parking, valet parking, baggage storage and lockers handle the practicalities. A tour desk, currency exchange, car rental, shuttle service and airport shuttle connect you outward — to snorkeling, diving and fishing — while private, express check-in and check-out and babysitting services keep arrivals and evenings effortless. Staff speak English and Indonesian.

Ubud · 1.1 km from center

Set in a lush garden pocket of Ubud, Helene's House is a detached five-bedroom retreat that trades hurry for stillness. The property unfolds across a landscaped garden, with an inner courtyard at its heart and views that shift depending on where you settle — the greenery of the garden, the shimmer of the pool, the outline of the mountains, the distant city. Its own private entrance sets the tone from arrival: this is a place that belongs entirely to you and the people you bring with you. Inside, the house is calm and unfussy. Tile and marble floors run through the living spaces, with carpeted areas underfoot where softness is wanted, and soundproofing keeps the rooms hushed. Air conditioning, heating and fans let each guest set their own climate. The bedrooms are dressed with linens, wardrobes or closets, dressing rooms and extra-long beds over eighty inches, along with thoughtful details like a socket near the bed, an alarm clock, slippers and bathrobes. Bathrooms are generously equipped — private bathroom, bath or shower, bidet, free toiletries, towels and hairdryer, with an additional toilet and an open-air bath for something more indulgent. A spa tub and hot tub round out the pampering. Communal life gathers in the seating and dining areas, where a sofa, dining table and desk make it easy to linger, work or eat together. A full kitchen with oven, stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, coffee machine, electric kettle and kitchenware makes self-catering effortless, while a children's high chair welcomes the smallest guests. A flat-screen TV with cable channels, streaming services, video games and a Nintendo Wii keeps evenings easy, and a shared lounge and TV area, pool table and board games invite everyone to gather. Outdoors, the private pool is framed by a sun deck, loungers, umbrellas and outdoor furniture, with a terrace, balcony, patio and barbecue facilities for slow, open-air days. Spa treatments, massages, yoga classes, cooking classes and guided tours can be arranged, and daily housekeeping, a concierge, tour desk and airport shuttle handle the rest. All ages are welcome, all year round.