Romantic 1-Bedroom Villa with Pool near Ubud

Just 5 minutes from Ubud center, Villa Lojo is a tropical gem surrounded by rice fields and the charming Nyuh Kuning neighborhood. Perfect for couples and honeymooners, this stylish villa features a private pool, open living area, and an elegant air-conditioned bedroom with ensuite bathroom.

Build on a 200 square meters, villa Lojo is a typical Indonesian house that offers a spacious opened living area and 1 enclosed air-conditioned bedroom with 1 ensuite bathroom. The 2mx5m pool is surrounded by tropical plants palm trees, and the Daybed will allow to lay down and enjoy the Bali sun ☀️ the price also includes housekeeping 7 days per week, as well as pool and garden maintenance 3 times per week.

🌿 Breathtaking Nature Views – Unwind with stunning panoramic rice field views, offering a peaceful and serene escape.

🏊 Private Pool – Enjoy a refreshing dip in your exclusive pool, perfect for relaxation and soaking in the beauty of nature.

🛏 Luxury Bedroom Retreat – Spacious, air-conditioned king-size bedroom with high-quality linens for a restful sleep.

🚿 Elegant Ensuite Bathroom – Featuring a rain shower, premium toiletries, and a stylish modern design.

🏡 Indoor & Outdoor Living – A cozy living area, fully equipped kitchenette, and an open-air lounge for ultimate comfort.

📶 Modern Comforts – High-speed WiFi, smart TV, and contemporary furnishings blend luxury with nature.

🌺 Romantic & Private – Ideal for honeymooners, couples, or solo travelers seeking a peaceful and intimate getaway.

🚗 Prime Location – Close to local cafes, restaurants, cultural attractions, and nature trails, yet tucked away for total tranquility.

The entire villa is yours during your stay, no space is shared with others so you can enjoy every corner of this beautiful space.

Bali is a humid and tropical natural environment with lots of greenery. Geckos & insects are endemic to the Island. Even though gentle pest controls are regularly operated at the property, some encounters may occur. Please note that all of them are completely harmless and important for a balanced ecosystem.