Villas for rent in Bali
6 villas found · Anywhere in Bali
Rice field viewVilla Alamanda
Ubud · 3.5 km from center
Villa Alamanda — Ubud, Bali Tucked into the green heart of Ubud, Villa Alamanda is a detached four-bedroom retreat built for people who want space to spread out, slow down, and stay a while. From the moment you step through the private entrance, the villa feels entirely your own: no shared corridors, no neighbours brushing past, just a garden, a pool, and the particular hush that settles over Ubud in the late afternoon. The design leans into the classic Balinese instinct of blurring indoors and out. Living areas open onto a patio shaded for lounging, with outdoor furniture arranged for long conversations and a barbecue for evenings when nobody wants to leave the property. The private outdoor swimming pool sits at the centre of it all, framed by garden greenery, with sun loungers, umbrellas, and pool towels ready. Most rooms look onto either the pool or the garden — a quiet, leafy view rather than a busy one. Inside, the mood is comfortable rather than formal. Sofas and a proper seating area invite sprawling; a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels, a radio, an iPod dock, board games, and a shelf of children's books, DVDs and music mean rainy afternoons look after themselves. A desk suits anyone half-working. Air conditioning and fans keep things cool, mosquito nets add an old-fashioned reassurance at night, and each bedroom pairs a wardrobe with fresh linens and a private bathroom stocked with towels, free toiletries, and both bath and shower. Upper floors are reached by stairs only. The full kitchen — stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine, kitchenware, washing machine, ironing facilities — makes self-catering genuinely easy, though it's rarely necessary. Breakfast can arrive in your room, groceries can be delivered, special diets accommodated on request, and children have their own meals and a high chair. Daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, babysitting, in-villa massage and spa packages, a tour desk, car rental, airport shuttle, private check-in, and free WiFi and parking round out a stay designed to require very little of you. English and Indonesian are spoken.
Rice field viewVilla Mandalay Dua
Cemagi · 0.9 km from center
Villa Mandalay Dua — Cemagi, Bali Set among the rice fields of Cemagi, Villa Mandalay Dua is a four-bedroom retreat built around the simple pleasure of open space. The paddies stretch out beyond the property line, and that green, shifting view is the villa's constant companion — visible from the garden, from the outdoor lounging areas, and from the water itself, where the pool looks directly out across the fields. It is the kind of setting that slows a stay down without anyone having to try. The villa is arranged to draw guests outward. Two outdoor pools anchor the grounds, surrounded by loungers and umbrellas for the long, unhurried middle of the day. The garden is generous and unfussy, dotted with outdoor furniture arranged for reading, for late breakfasts, for the slow hour before sunset. An outdoor fireplace becomes the natural gathering point after dark, and BBQ facilities make the evening meal a shared, leisurely affair rather than something that happens elsewhere. Inside, air-conditioned bedrooms with private bathrooms offer a cool counterpoint, and a dedicated game room — along with board games and puzzles — gives the villa a sociable, lived-in character that suits families and groups of friends equally well. The service reflects the same easy rhythm. Private check-in and check-out, a concierge, daily housekeeping and room service handle the logistics quietly in the background, while laundry, dry cleaning, ironing and suit press keep everything in order for longer stays. Wellness is well looked after too, with spa packages, massage and a sauna on the property. Guests can arrange fruit, wine or champagne, grocery deliveries, kids' meals and special diet meals on request; babysitting and child services are available, and all ages are welcome. Getting around is straightforward, with airport shuttle service, car rental and free private parking, plus valet parking on arrival. Snorkelling, diving and fishing can be arranged. The property is smoke-free and secured around the clock, with key access, CCTV and 24-hour security, and staff speak English and Indonesian. Villa Mandalay Dua is open all year.
Rice field viewVilla Mandalay
Cemagi · 0.9 km from center
# Villa Mandalay Set among the rice fields of Cemagi, Villa Mandalay is a spacious private retreat where the rhythm of rural Bali still sets the pace of the day. The villa looks out over open paddies, and that view becomes the quiet centre of the property — visible from the garden, from the terraces, and from the pool, which is positioned to take in the landscape rather than turn away from it. The villa offers six to seven bedrooms, each with a private bathroom and air conditioning, making it well suited to large families or groups travelling together. Interiors are designed to stay cool and calm, with generous shared spaces that encourage the whole party to gather without ever feeling crowded. A game room and a collection of board games and puzzles give guests somewhere to retreat when the afternoon heat settles in, and the villa welcomes all ages, with babysitting and child services available for families. Outdoors, the property unfolds across a garden with two outdoor pools, sun loungers and umbrellas arranged for long, unhurried afternoons. An outdoor fireplace and comfortable outdoor furniture make the evenings just as usable as the days, and BBQ facilities mean dinner can move outside entirely. Wellness is part of the offering too, with spa and wellness packages, massage and a sauna on site. Service is attentive and discreet. Daily housekeeping keeps the villa in order, while room service, grocery deliveries, kids' meals and special diet meals on request are all arranged through a concierge team who speak English and Indonesian. Laundry, dry cleaning, ironing and suit press are available, and practical details — airport shuttle, car rental, private and express check-in and check-out, currency exchange, invoicing — are handled without fuss. For guests keen to explore, snorkelling, diving and fishing can be organised. The villa is smoke-free throughout, with free private and valet parking, free WiFi, key access, 24-hour security and CCTV in common areas and outside the property. Villa Mandalay is open all year.
Rice field viewTegal Wangi Penebel
Tabanan · 11.7 km from center
Tegal Wangi Penebel — A Quiet One-Bedroom Retreat Among Tabanan's Rice Fields There is a particular kind of stillness that settles over Penebel in the early morning, when the mist lifts slowly off the terraced fields and the mountains beyond begin to sharpen into view. Tegal Wangi Penebel is built for exactly that moment. Set in the Tabanan region of Bali, this intimate one-bedroom villa looks out across rice fields and toward the mountains, offering a version of the island that moves at the pace of the growing season rather than the pace of a schedule. The villa is designed as a single private world for one couple, one solo traveller, or a small party who values quiet over scale. Everything is oriented outward, toward the view. A terrace extends the living space into the open air, an easy place to sit with something warm from the electric kettle and simply watch the light change across the fields. A garden wraps the property in green, softening the boundary between where the villa ends and the landscape begins. The outdoor swimming pool anchors the space, with loungers, beach umbrellas and pool towels provided so that an afternoon can be spent horizontally without a second thought. Indoors, the mood is uncluttered and restful. The bedroom is fitted with fresh linens and a wardrobe, air conditioning for the warmer hours, and a flat-screen TV for slower evenings. The private bathroom includes a shower, toilet, bidet, towels and toilet paper — small comforts handled properly rather than elaborately. Free WiFi reaches all areas, which makes longer stays and remote working genuinely workable here. Practical matters are quietly taken care of. Free private parking is available on site, CCTV covers the common areas, and all rooms are non-smoking. The villa is open all year and welcomes guests of all ages, with hosts communicating comfortably in English and Indonesian. Tegal Wangi Penebel does not compete with the coast. It offers something else entirely: green horizons, mountain air, and the rare luxury of having very little to do.
Rice field viewVilla Nica
Canggu · 2 km from center
Villa Nica sits in Canggu, one of Bali's most talked-about corners of the island, where the pace of life moves a little slower and the days seem to stretch a little longer. What defines this villa above all is its outlook: an open rice field view that unfolds beyond the property, green and shifting with the seasons, catching the light differently from morning to dusk. It is the kind of view that quietly reorganises a holiday around it — the reason you linger a while longer over breakfast, the reason you find yourself outside at golden hour without quite deciding to be. The setting gives the villa its character. Framed by the fields, the property feels open and unhurried, with a sense of space and air that is increasingly rare in this part of Bali. Indoors and out, the villa is designed around that connection to the landscape, so that the boundary between the two never feels rigid. Rooms open toward the green; outdoor areas invite you to stay put and do very little. There's a natural rhythm to the place — early mornings arriving with birdsong and cool air over the paddies, afternoons that ask for shade and stillness, evenings that settle in softly as the light drops behind the fields. Canggu itself is part of the appeal. It's an area that draws people who want both ends of the spectrum: the creative, café-lined energy that has made this stretch of coast famous, and the calm of the rural landscape that still surrounds it. Villa Nica lets you have both — a base with a rice field on your doorstep, in a neighbourhood that never runs short of things to do. Whether you're travelling as a couple, a family or a group of friends, the experience here is built on ease. Arrive, unpack, and let the view take over. Villa Nica isn't about doing everything; it's about doing exactly as much as you feel like, in a place that makes doing nothing feel entirely worthwhile.
Rice field viewThe Iman Villa
Canggu · 1.9 km from center
The Iman Villa sits in Canggu, on Bali's southwest coast, where the island's slower rhythms still hold their ground against the pull of the everyday. It is a place defined first and foremost by what surrounds it: rice fields, stretching out in soft green terraces that shift with the light and the season. That view is the villa's anchor. It is there when you wake, there through the long warm middle of the day, and there again as the afternoon light turns golden and low across the paddies. Guests who stay here tend to describe the same thing — a sense of space, of horizon, of being able to breathe out fully. The villa is designed to live with that landscape rather than compete with it. The orientation of the house pulls the fields inward, so that the boundary between inside and outside softens the longer you stay. Indoors, the mood is calm and uncluttered, the kind of restraint that lets natural light and open air do most of the decorating. Outdoors, the emphasis is on lingering — on unhurried mornings, on long slow evenings, on the simple pleasure of sitting still while the wind moves through the rice. Canggu itself gives the stay its second character. It is an area that has become one of Bali's most talked-about corners, a place where surf culture, creative energy and the island's older agricultural heart all overlap. The Iman Villa offers a way to be part of that while keeping one foot firmly in the quiet. You can spend a day out in Canggu and return to green fields and open sky. The overall experience is one of ease. This is not a villa that demands anything of its guests. It asks only that you slow down enough to notice where you are — the shifting colour of the paddies, the quality of the air after rain, the particular hush that settles over rice fields at dusk. For couples, friends or families looking for a base in Canggu with a genuine sense of place, The Iman Villa makes a considered and restful choice.