Two dwellings. Dewa and Dewi. Named for the god and goddess who watch over this land—one facing the sea, the other with a secret window to the forest mountain. Built with carved wooden doors that tell nature’s stories in immaculate detail, and stone sculptures of Balinese dragons coiling along the walls, as if the island itself is still breathing.
Both rooms offer...
Sleep
- A soft, king-sized bed.
- Hypoallergenic cotton linen sheets that breathes.
- Two bedside tables, each with a lamp and a selection of classic literature that gently carries you into sleep.
Comfort
- Air conditioning and ceiling fan, flexible choice of silence or breeze.
- Large built-in closet, raw concrete.
- Windows that face the plunge pool—modest in size, generous in light.
Bathroom
- Generous and built for two: Dual sinks, large mirror, and a walk-in hot water shower.
- Stone or metal statues that have kept vigil for decades.
- A wide array of choice for your posterior: Bidet (the sophisticated route) or toilet paper (the classicist).
- Multiple towels: Shower, face, and pool.
- Amenities free-of-charge: Shampoo and soap.
Outdoors
- Rattan glass table with two cushioned-chairs.
- An ashtray, should you need it.
- The pool, waiting
- The garden, exhaling
The Common Ground
Between Dewa and Dewi, the island exhales. These are the spaces we share—gently, without schedule or expectation.
The Pool & Sun Loungers
A plunge pool that catches the sky. Cool water, no laps required. Beside it, sun loungers that remember the shape of whoever stayed longest. An outdoor shower waits beneath open sky—cold water, stone underfoot, a small ritual of renewal.
The Day Light Terrace
Wooden posts, woven roof, open sides. It faces the sea horizon and asks nothing of you but presence. Morning coffee. Afternoon reading. Evening silence.
The Studio
We hesitated to call it a reception. It felt too formal. So we named it “The Studio”—A small office, culturally furnished, air-conditioned, and resided by a friendly face if you need anything at all. Think of it not as a reception desk, but as a modest room where someone is always quietly making sure you don’t have to ask.
The Gardens
Two gardens. Two moods.
- Upper garden – Grass lawn, a stone fountain that murmurs to itself. Shade in the afternoon. Good for slow conversations.
- Lower garden – Grass lawn, an outdoor bamboo swing that creaks gently with each arc. The forest listens from the edge.
The Kitchen
Not a restaurant. A kitchen. Guests are welcome to store groceries, heat leftovers, brew tea at odd hours. Chef Putu rules his domain during service, but when the stove is quiet, it belongs to everyone.
Board Games
A shelf in the dining area, slowly filled. Some we bought. Some were left behind by previous guests—handwriting still on the boxes. They wait for rain, for laughter, for the quiet competition that turns strangers into friends.
The Internet
An important modern villa feature, especially for the digital nomad. Internet sppeds reaching up to 150 mbps—fast around the property, enough for video calls, steady enough for deadlines.
Parking & Peace
- Free parking within the estate. Secure, shaded, steps from your room.
- CCTVs are present throughout the common areas—not because we expect trouble, but because caring for this place means watching over it. You sleep soundly. So do we.
All common spaces are yours to use, quietly and without appointment. No schedules. No wristbands. Just the island, breathing beside you.
Begin your spiritual journey here!