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- Including FREE fresh fruit basket, fresh cold towel, and welcome drinks upon arrival
- We do care with family. One baby cot is offered for FREE (if required - other extra one will be charge as a very reasonable price)
- One FREE baby high chair (if required - other extra one will be charge as a very reasonable price)
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Villa Griya Atma & Griya Aditi Description
Hidden at a quiet part of the friendly village of Kemenuh, Banjar Tengkulak Kelod, about 7 kilometers from the center of Ubud, with fabulous view to rice field terraces, Villa Griya Atma & Griya Aditi is a great place to experience what people expect about Bali. The villa sits on a perfect position to boasts the verdant rice field terraces. Just fifteen minutes from the culture and arts center of Ubud, the villa provides all the discerning traveler could want in the way of comfort, style, and privacy.Location
With Ubud lifestyle almost at your doorstep, you can enjoy the dances, arts, crafts, restaurants and nightlife. Tengkulak Kelod is an exceptional community, which can be branded as 'Bali as it once was'. The villas face more than 1 km uninterrupted rice fields, with a small temple on the right side. The only sounds you can hear are the ones of nature, traditional agricultural activities and the laughter of children. From time to time, you will be entertained by a procession of ducks going through the rice fields or by a flock of white birds, by the way, Tengkulak is known for its craft of sculpted and painted ducks and other birds.
Style
The mandate to the architects (Rick McBride and Jeffrey Loh of Cita Duta Artistry in Jakarta and Bali) was to design a complex of 2 villas and a common facilities center, with modern traits which could become a part of the landscape and perfectly blend in its natural surroundings. They matched expectations and more. The result is a combination of contemporary facilities and technology with touches of Bali's traditions, arts and crafts present in every detail. Particular attention to material and colors - with extensive usage of Indonesia's wood and natural stones. The color scheme was designed to give a sense of fusion with the surrounding landscape.
Griya Atma & Griya Aditi Accommodation
Griya Atma & Griya Aditi is actually divided into two private villas: Griya Atma (4 bedrooms) and Griya Aditi (3 bedrooms). Both is connected with a gate to be a big villa with 7 bedrooms.Villa Griya Atma
Griya Atma is the Sanskrit word for abode of the soul. There are four luxurious bedrooms with private en-suite, private swimming pool with small part for kids, private living and dining area, and a family room.
In Griya Atma, you will find the dominant theme to be traditional music and dance, as exemplified by the statue of Hindu goddess Saraswati with her sithar and her swan.
Master bedroom faces the rice fields and the infinity swimming pool. It has ensuite bathtub and outdoor shower. It also has a indoor daybed. Two bedrooms on ground floor face the swimming pool. Both have indoor and outdoor showers only. The 4th bedroom, on second floor, faces other rice fields. The 4th bedroom is also a study and has its own lounge with sofa and TV. It has ensuite bathroom with indoor shower.
The dining/living room (60 sq meters) faces south towards the swimming pool and rice fields. A family room (with TV) and games faces the fish and turtle pond. All rooms have air conditioning and fan.
The kitchen is used for final preparation of the dishes before serving. It has a refrigerator, a microwave oven, and a water dispenser.
The swimming pool is tiled with natural stones coming from Java. The Bale is used for giving massages, thanks to an agreement with one group of traditional massage ladies
Villa Griya Aditi
Griya Aditi is the Sanskrit word for abode of boundless freedom. In Hinduism mythology, goddess Aditi is the goddess of wisdom and consciousness. There are three luxurious bedrooms with private en-suite, private swimming pool with small part for kids, private living and dining area, and a family room.
In Griya Aditi, you will find the dominant theme to be the story of the Ramayana, sculptures and carvings depict several key figures and events in the Ramayana.
Master bedroom faces the rice fields with the infinity swimming pool on the side. It has ensuite bathtub and outdoor shower. It also has a private garden area with a daybed. The 2 other bedrooms on ground floor face the swimming pool. Both have indoor showers.
The dining / living room (60 sq meters) faces south towards the swimming pool and rice fields. A family room (with TV) and games faces the back of the property. All rooms have air conditioning and fan.
The kitchen is used for final preparation of the dishes before serving. It has a refrigerator, a microwave oven, and a water dispenser.
The swimming pool is tiled with natural stones coming from Java. The Bale is used for giving massages, thanks to an agreement with one group of traditional massage ladies.
Operational
The third building houses a garage for 2 cars, the main kitchen, used for initial preparation of dishes, a separate area for storage of food, the laundry, an office for the villa manager and a bedroom used for staff, if they need to stay overnight. It is sometimes called 'back of the house', in our case it is more like the 'center of the house'.
The villas are fitted with modern facilities, telephone interconnection to all rooms as well as to kitchens, the office and security post, wireless broadband internet and cable TV.
Note about broadband internet: please remember that you are in Bali and nothing goes at light speed here, internet connection is not an exception. It is good enough to be on e-mail, browse the net or even do a video call through Skype, however, please do not expect to be able to play live video game over the net. But this is probably not why you come to Bali, anyway.
We have ample electrical power to feed all the above and to keep the villas cool, and a 30 kVA generator for the occasional power cuts, which are part of the life, here.
The villas' staff consists of 11 including: 1 cook, 6 waiters and room attendants, 1 pool attendant and maintenance man, 1 gardener, 2 night watchmen, all recruited in the neighboring villages.
