5 BR villa - Ocean Views
The first floor of the Pavilion Timor is dedicated to one large bedroom with its own private terrace overlooking the grounds. The terracotta floor adds richness to the room, complimented by the king-sized canopy bed. Shell-inlay doors lead to the open-air bathroom, complete with a small garden. Tactfully hidden under the teakwood TV stand is a mini-fridge. Indonesian puppets stand poised above.

On the second floor, the first room consists of an open living area with a Madura daybed and kitchenette. From this space, you can take in the sea air while resting in total privacy, or you can retreat into the bedroom. Two single canopy beds have been specially designed to easily convert into a single king-sized bed, for added versatility. An en-suite bathroom leaves nothing lacking.

Pavilion Irian, the guesthouse on the grounds, is set apart from the other villas to offer a complete retreat to privacy. This round building, topped with a high alang-alang roof, houses one bedroom and its own private ensuite open-air bathroom. The queen-sized bed is covered with brilliant batik linens, adding a spice of color to the room. A large day-bed is ideal for a mid-day siesta, or to put a child to rest. From the private terrace, you can overlook the flourishing rice fields and the blooming lotus garden set to the far corner of the grounds.

Set amidst the huge lotus pond is one of the three relaxation bales of the estate. A small bamboo bridge takes you from dry land to the center of the water garden, and from here you can take in three-hundred and sixty degrees of serenity. Balinese still patiently work the ricefields to the north, and the Prahu, boats of the local fishermen, glide by in the sea after the sun slowly rises to the south. This is an ideal location from which to enjoy a massage. If it takes your fancy, grab a fishing pole and catch one of the fish in the pond for a fresh meal.