Villa Hibiscus II

Brand-new, single-level, in the calm cream, teak and sage of every Nusa villa.

A cosy, beautifully styled living room looks straight out to the pool and garden through two sets of sliding patio doors — a two-seater sofa, two accent chairs, a versatile coffee-and-dining table, a rattan rug underfoot, and a curated mix of cushions, throws and potted greenery. A wall-mounted 42-inch smart TV and a ceiling fan complete it; open the doors and the tropical breeze moves through.

The kitchen is small and snug but well-equipped: two-burner gas stove with extractor, fridge-freezer, microwave, kettle, water dispenser, sink, ample storage, basic cookware, and crockery, cutlery and glassware for four. Perfect for fresh breakfasts, light lunches and golden-hour drinks by the pool — for long candlelit dinners you will want to dine out, and Padonan and Canggu's best tables are minutes away.

Both bedrooms are designed for deep, restful sleep: a king-size bed in hotel-quality linens; air conditioning, with both sheer and full room-darkening curtains; a large corner accent chair, a wall-mounted dressing shelf with mirror, curated cushions; sliding patio doors opening to the pool and garden.

Each has a private ensuite with a large walk-in shower, vanity basin, wardrobe storage, full-length mirror and plush hotel-quality towels.

Each room sleeps two — ideal for two couples or a small family of four, each with their own ensuite.

The private infinity-edge pool sits at the centre of everything, framed by frangipani, palms and bougainvillea, with a small lawn and a feature frangipani tree — the bloom this villa is named for.

A spacious patio holds two sun loungers and a side table beneath a hand-fringed Balinese parasol. At golden hour, as the sun drops over the paddies and the pool turns to glass, this is Hibiscus II at its most beautiful.

Private parking just outside the gates for two cars and several scooters, at the quiet end of a no-through, traffic-free lane.

Living open to the tropics. The living space stays open to the garden by design — sliding doors that open wide, and the soft sound of the valley stream carrying up through birdsong.

With that comes nature itself, and more of it than a fully enclosed home: geckos on the walls, considered good fortune here; butterflies; and ants, mosquitoes or small insects that are part of tropical life, especially in the humid months. Roosters and local temple ceremonies are a wonderful part of village life and can sometimes be heard too.

We carry out professional pest control every four weeks, far more often than most, and both bedrooms close fully behind sliding doors and are air-conditioned for a sealed, cool night's sleep.

A note on cooling: both bedrooms are fully air-conditioned. The living and kitchen area is cooled by ceiling fan and cross-breeze rather than air conditioning — by design, so the heart of the villa stays open to the garden and the stream.

Padonan is one of the quietest, greenest corners of Canggu — far enough from the buzz to wake to rice paddies, birdsong and running water, close enough to reach everything within minutes.

Berawa Beach is ten to fifteen minutes by scooter, Pererenan Beach ten to fifteen, and Batu Bolong and Echo Beach around fifteen. Finns Beach Club is roughly fifteen minutes and Atlas fifteen to twenty, with Berawa's café and brunch strip ten to fifteen. Padel courts, yoga shalas, gyms and wellness studios are from around ten minutes.

Cafés, warungs and specialty coffee are a few minutes from the gate; supermarkets and pharmacies a short ride. Seminyak is twenty-five to thirty-five minutes, and the airport forty-five minutes to an hour depending on traffic.

And when you would rather not move at all, the paddy view, the pool and the sound of the stream are reason enough to stay home.

All times are approximate and by scooter — Bali's traffic shifts through the day.

Canggu is best on two wheels. Our own Nusa Havens fleet can be delivered to your gate before check-in, including licence-free electric vehicles that need no motorcycle permit.

Grab and Gojek are widely used and inexpensive, and a private driver or chauffeured car can be arranged for airport transfers, temple trips or a day further afield. A private airport transfer can be arranged for your arrival, so a friendly face is waiting when you land.

Check-in from 4:00 PM, check-out by 11:00 AM. Self check-in available, with full details sent before arrival. A valid passport is required for guests aged 18 and over — standard for villa stays in Bali.

Your Villa Hostess welcomes every guest personally. For arrivals after 9:00 PM a small late-welcome fee applies, so she can stay and greet you properly however late your journey.

The infinity-edge pool is unfenced and ungated, and not heated. Please take care around the water — children and infants must be supervised at all times, particularly under-12s and non-swimmers. The villa sits at the quiet end of a no-through street, and we ask that the gates are kept closed. A cot and high chair are available on request with notice.

Private leisure stays only — no events or parties, in respect of our neighbours, especially in the evenings. Smoking in the garden and pool area only. One small, house-trained dog is welcome — no cats, large dogs or multiple pets, and an additional deep-clean fee applies. No security deposit is required; we simply ask that you treat the villa with the care we put into preparing it.

Bali is developing quickly, and building work happens across the island. We chose this calm corner of Padonan for its peace and protect it as far as we can, but we do not control the land around us. Should nearby noise arise, message your Villa Hostess and we will do what we can.