ACCOMMODATIONS

Cliff Front 1 - Meru

This three-bedroom villa offers direct ocean views and open-plan living with large sliding doors for natural ventilation. A private saltwater pool and exclusive stair access to the beach keep everything simple and close to the water.

Cliff Front 2 - Samudra

This three-bedroom villa offers open-plan living with direct ocean views, framed by an iron wood roof, and large sliding doors that stay open to the breeze. A private saltwater pool, shaded bale, and simple outdoor seating look out over the lawn and surf beyond.

Cliff Front 3 - Ambara

This three bedroom villa opens to wide ocean views, with reclaimed ironwood roofing, large sliding doors, and interiors finished in sustainable timbers, copper fixtures, and locally made furnishings. An open-plan living space flows onto a terrace with a private saltwater pool and shaded bale.

Cliff Front 4 - Ombak

This three bedroom villa opens to wide ocean views, with reclaimed ironwood roofing, large sliding doors, and interiors finished in sustainable timbers, copper fixtures, and locally made furnishings. An open-plan living space flows onto a terrace with a privaye saltwater pool and shaded bale.

Cliff Front 6 - Karang

Set across a broad stretch of cliff front lawn, this five-bedroom villa is USV’s most expansive ocean-facing residence, defined by open architecture, long sightlines, and reclaimed timber and stone throughout. A 22-metre saltwater infinity pool, two private plunge-pool suites, and exclusive stair access to the beach anchor life between the house, the lawn, and the water below.

Cliff Front 6 Main House - Karang

Sitting at the edge of the property, opening toward the ocean with a long lawn running along the cliff. Upstairs, the living, kitchen, and dining areas unfold as one space, extending onto a deck that holds the view from morning through sunset. Below, three quieter bedrooms sit apart, each with its own bathroom, while the pool and lawn stretch out front toward the horizon.

Cliff Front 6 Suite 1 - Karang

Cliff Front 6 Suite 1 sits just south of the main house, opening onto a stretch of lawn at the cliff’s edge. The space unfolds through glass doors to a small living area, kitchenette, and a plunge pool set toward the sunset, while inside, reclaimed wood and stone keep the atmosphere quiet and grounded.

Cliff Front 6 Suite 2 - Karang

Cliff Front 6 Suite 2 sits along the edge of the property, tucked into garden and jungle before opening to the cliff. Glass doors open the space outward to a private plunge pool, with the lawn and ocean just beyond, while the added greenery brings a quieter sense of privacy. Inside, reclaimed wood and stone keep the atmosphere grounded, with an ensuite that includes both indoor and outdoor showers.

Cliff Front 7 - Ananda

This villa sits on the southern edge of the property, facing the Indian Ocean with a quieter sense of separation. The living space opens toward the pool and horizon, shaped by clean lines, reclaimed materials, and a layer of curated art. Four bedrooms sit separately off the pool deck, while the lawn extends to a cliff-front bale overlooking the full Uluwatu coastline.

Ocean View 1 - Arunika

The villa opens toward the horizon, where shifting light and long lines of swell move through the day. Built with a thatched roof, coconut wood pillars, and local materials, it holds three en-suite bedrooms and an open living space that flows out to a saltwater pool and shaded bale.

Ocean View 2 - Teja

Second row to the cliff, just above the Morning Light Yoga Studio, with the ocean in full view. A three bedroom villa with thatched roof, coconut wood pillars, and locally made interiors that sit quietly in the space. Open living flows to the terrace, where a saltwater pool and shaded bale hold the slower parts of the day.

Ocean View 3 - Arnawa

This villa was built around space and light, with high ceilings and a central skylight drawing the day inward. The open living area moves easily toward the deck, with the horizon always in view. Four en-suite king bedrooms sit within a consistent material palette. An infinity-edge saltwater pool and lawn face the ocean, where the light settles late.

Ocean View 4 - Mandala

This three bedroom villa is arranged across two levels, where glass draws in the view and the upper floor gathers lounge, kitchen, dining, and the master suite into one open space. Below, a smaller lounge and two en-suite bedrooms open to a wooden patio, with the cantilevered infinity pool above extending toward the horizon, finished throughout in teak, ironwood, stone, and terrazzo.

Ocean View 5 - Nila

This two bedroom villa rises as a three-level tower between ocean and jungle, wrapped in vertical slatted reclaimed teak with walls that open fully on all sides. Both king bedrooms sit on separate levels with en suites, while the central living space opens directly onto a private plunge pool, keeping everything connected and close.

Ocean View 6 - Surata

This two bedroom villa spans three levels, with ocean views above and jungle below, shaped by Japanese-inspired rooflines and a calm, grounded feel. Reclaimed teak, ironwood, and stone carry a natural patina throughout, with both king bedrooms set with en suites and copper bathtubs, while the lower living area opens to a saltwater pool and private yard with an outdoor shower and shaded bale.

Ocean View 7 - Agung

This four bedroom villa spans 640 square meters, with a main house and guest house arranged for both openness and privacy, defined by high ceilings and a clear sense of space. An open upper living area extends to a wide sunset deck, while below, bedrooms and a theatre room sit alongside a more expansive master suite. Outside, a long lap pool and hot and cold plunges anchor the space, built for slower time throughout the day.

Ocean View 8 - Wisesa

This three level cliffside villa holds four king bedrooms, each with its own ensuite, set against a 180° ocean outlook. Interiors are considered and precise, with custom lighting, sculptural bathtubs, and a fully equipped kitchen. The ground floor opens to an infinity pool, while upper levels hold the bedrooms and a rooftop lounge with a bar, built for late afternoons that carry into the evening.

Ocean View 9 - Nirwana

This 2 bedroom villa was designed by Jay Nelson. The unique iron wood structure has circular rooms making the stay here a true experience with this one of a kind dwelling. Home to ocean views, a round pool and extended deck for afternoon hangs.

Ocean View 13 - Hening

This three bedroom villa by Jay Nelson is built from reclaimed teak, with a warm, hand-finished material palette that gives the space a grounded, lived-in feel. Two king bedrooms sit on the lower level opening to the pool deck, while the upper floor holds an open kitchen and living area with a large balcony; the master is set apart beside the saltwater pool, offering a quieter, more private pace within the villa.

Ocean View 14 - Campuhan

A 3 bedroom luxury treehouse where every detail tells a story — from the 360° rotating entrance door to the hand-carved joglo centerpiece, copper soaking tub, and master bedroom accessed by its own private wooden bridge. The main house brings people together with dining for 12, a fully equipped kitchen, and a custom couch made for long, lazy afternoons, while two king guest bedrooms open directly onto the saltwater pool and lush gardens below. A villa for the social and the soulful in equal measure.

Ocean View 15 - Senja

Another Jay Nelson original, this two bedroom, two story villa pairs two ground floor king suites, each with private entry and en suite, with an all wood upper level built for gathering: full kitchen, custom sofa lounge, half bath, and a deck facing Uluwatu's waves. Below, the wraparound deck steps down to a private pool and sun lounge, all held within lush garden edges.

Ocean View 16 - Varuna

This split-level villa brings together reclaimed teak, ironwood, and contemporary tropical design, with an open upper floor that connects kitchen, living, and dining to an outdoor deck and mezzanine above. The master sits upstairs with an ensuite, while two guest king bedrooms below open toward a private lawn, plunge pool, and a dedicated ice bath.

Ocean View 27 - Wana

This two story villa opens into a full kitchen, dining, and living area under vaulted ceilings, with a large lower level bedroom and en suite. Upstairs, the master suite offers ocean views and a tub and shower en suite, alongside a flexible loft space for the guys to hang or the kids to crash, all set above a wooden pool deck with saltwater pool, small lawn, and outdoor shower, perfect for a growing family or a crew of surf buddies.

Jungle View 1 - Aranya

Just below the Morning Light Yoga studio, this one bedroom loft sits at the center of the property, folded into its daily rhythm. The space moves across levels; a quiet lounge below, a king bed above, opening to a shaded deck with a hammock that shifts with the wind. A few steps down, the bathroom and a small garden; overhead, the day begins early, with the first movement and sound of the 7am class.

Jungle View 2 - Lembayung

Set just behind the Morning Light Yoga studio, this two bedroom Limasan sits in a quiet pocket of forest, built from reclaimed teak and ironwood, with a short path leading to the cliff and beach stairs. Split across two levels with separate entrances, the villa pairs an open upper living space and kitchen with a more tucked-in lower bedroom, both with king beds and en suite bathrooms. A wooden deck extends to a saltwater pool, set quietly into the trees.

Jungle View 3 - Udaka

Set at the center of the property, this two bedroom villa sits back in a quiet jungle valley, edged by a riverbed and dense treetops, built from reclaimed hardwood and split across two levels with separate entrances. Each level holds a king bedroom with en suite, the lower opening to a shaded patio, while simple amenities are provided and the main pool at Mana is a short walk away.

Jungle View 4 - Bayu

Set within the middle of the property, this one bedroom teak bungalow is built from reclaimed wood with a traditional thatched roof. A king bed sits below with a lofted twin above, and a partially open bathroom keeps close to the air.

Jungle View 5 - Taru

This one bedroom villa was designed by Jay Nelson. The unique iron wood structure is home to a king bedroom with circular skylight and rounded walls. A true architectural experience.

Jungle View 14 - Teduh

This three bedroom villa is split across two dwellings, arranged around a quiet saltwater pool, with the master suite set above for added privacy. Below, reclaimed wood and stone shape the living spaces and second bedroom, while a third bedroom sits just across the deck; connected, but with space to step away.

Jungle View 16 - Lumbung

This villa, designed by Jay Nelson, follows a traditional A-frame form built from ironwood, with two bedrooms, en suites, and a fully equipped kitchen arranged across two levels. The upper bedroom sits at the apex beneath skylights, while the lower level holds the master and main living space, opening out to a private plunge pool.

Jungle View 17 - Purnama

A single story villa rooted in traditional Indonesian architecture, its two king bedrooms with en suite bathrooms opening onto curated art and local textiles throughout. A common living area and full kitchen flow easily for family gatherings, while a wooden pool deck with saltwater pool and lounge chairs sits framed by lush gardens.

Jungle View 18 - Lestari

This four bedroom villa rises across three levels, built entirely from dark wood and shaped by quiet Japanese influence. Custom throughout, it stands slightly apart. A more distinctive space to settle and stay awhile.

Jungle View 20 - Sari

This three bedroom villa is built in the USV style with reclaimed teak throughout, and a steady, grounded feel. Three king bedrooms, a living space, kitchen, and balcony unfold around a saltwater pool, with the layout designed for both gathering and stepping back.

Jungle View 21 - Embun

This two bedroom villa set across two freestanding structures, arranged around a saltwater pool and open garden, built in reclaimed wood with a quiet Japanese influence. A garden facing guest house sits at the entrance, while the main house holds the living spaces below and the master bedroom above; connected by decks and lawn that allow for both gathering and space apart.

Jungle View 22 - Hutan

This two bedroom Jay Nelson designed villa is built entirely from reclaimed wood, with a casually strong feel from material and time rather than design alone. Simple in structure, with a natural warmth throughout, it carries its character quietly.

Jungle View 27 - Manis

A modern take on Indonesian tradition, this two bedroom teak and ironwood villa features an open living space, skylight, and private plunge pool surrounded by peaceful gardens.

Jungle View 29 - Puspa

This two bedroom villa balances privacy and shared space, with both king bedrooms set with en suites. The master opening to a private deck, and the guest bathroom featuring a copper bath. The open living area sits beneath a hand-carved teak joglo, with kitchen and lounge flowing onto a wooden deck that leads into a saltwater pool with a shallow end for easier, slower time in the water.