The R Villas Bali › Badung
A private villa for eight in Pererenan, where terraced paddies stretch to the horizon and the days move at your own pace.
Tranquil the R Villa Patuha sits along Jalan Sempol in Pererenan, one of the quieter residential pockets of Badung, where working rice terraces still frame the skyline and motorbikes outnumber tour bu
A Villa Built Around the View
Tranquil the R Villa Patuha sits along Jalan Sempol in Pererenan, one of the quieter residential pockets of Badung, where working rice terraces still frame the skyline and motorbikes outnumber tour buses. The villa was conceived with a single clear idea: let the landscape lead. The architecture draws on traditional Balinese compound principles while using clean, contemporary lines, exposed natural stone, and warm timber louvers that filter the afternoon light without blocking the view of the paddies beyond.
The private pool runs parallel to the rice field edge, creating an almost seamless visual between the water and the green terraces below. From the sun deck, guests look directly west across the fields toward open sky, making sunsets a recurring highlight of any stay here. The villa accommodates up to eight guests across multiple bedrooms, each finished with locally sourced textiles, solid wood furnishings, and open-air or semi-open bathrooms that bring a sense of the outdoors into your morning routine.
Pererenan itself is a neighbourhood in gentle transition. Long known to surfers heading for the breaks at Pererenan Beach, it has quietly attracted a community of designers, chefs, and craftspeople who have opened modest cafes, natural wine bars, and concept stores along its lanes. You are close enough to Canggu to reach it in minutes, but far enough to feel removed from its noise. The weekly Pasar Senggol night market and a handful of warung serving honest Balinese cooking are within easy reach on foot or by scooter.
Elevate Villas Bali manages the property with a small, attentive team. A dedicated villa host is on call throughout your stay, and the team can arrange airport transfers, daily breakfast catering, private chef dinners, spa treatments, surf lessons, and guided cycling routes through the surrounding rice fields. Direct booking guests receive priority communication and no platform fees, meaning more of what you pay goes toward the experience itself.
Rice terrace views from the pool deck, high timber ceilings, stone ensuites, and an open-plan living space designed to keep the outdoors close at all times.
Fibre WiFi available throughout the villa and terrace areas, suitable for video calls and remote work without interruption.
Covered private parking within the villa compound for at least one vehicle, with additional space for scooters near the entrance gate.
Gas cooktop, full-size refrigerator, microwave, rice cooker, and full cookware set. Provisioning and private chef services available on request.
Outdoor freshwater pool positioned along the rice field edge, open daily. Sun loungers and poolside towels provided throughout your stay.
Individual air-conditioning units in all bedrooms, independently controlled. Living and dining areas benefit from ceiling fans and natural cross-ventilation.
Every bedroom has a private ensuite bathroom finished in natural stone or terrazzo, with hot water, rainfall shower, and quality toiletries.
The villa host team provides daily housekeeping, linen changes, pool maintenance, and garden upkeep each morning from approximately 8 am.
Smart TV with international streaming app access in the main living area. HDMI connectivity available for personal devices and laptop screen mirroring.
The villa team can arrange scooter rental directly from Pererenan. Typical daily rate is approximately IDR 70,000-100,000 per scooter, subject to availability.
Full private chef dinners and catered breakfasts available on request. Menus range from Balinese warung-style to contemporary multi-course, priced separately.
Pre-arranged airport transfers to and from Ngurah Rai International Airport, approximately 30-40 minutes from the villa depending on traffic.
Balinese massage and spa treatments arranged in the garden bale pavilion. Therapists come to the villa by appointment, typically from 10 am to 8 pm.
The largest bedroom faces directly onto the rice terraces. A king-size bed sits beneath a high timber ceiling, with louvered shutters that open wide to the morning light and a semi-outdoor ensuite bathroom with a stone soaking tub.
Three well-proportioned guest bedrooms are arranged around the garden perimeter, each with a queen bed, locally woven textiles, individual air-conditioning, and a private ensuite finished in grey terrazzo and natural stone.
The outdoor pool runs along the rice field boundary. Bordered by wide-plank timber decking and four sun loungers, it is the social and visual centrepiece of the villa, open from early morning through to evening.
A generous open-plan living and dining space bridges indoor comfort and outdoor air. Natural stone floors, low rattan seating, and a dining table for eight create a room that works as well for morning coffee as for a full group dinner.
The kitchen is fitted with full-size appliances, a gas cooktop, ample refrigeration, and a breakfast bar. It is provisioned with Badung market staples on request and suited to both light self-catering and professional private chef use.
A traditional Balinese bale sits at the garden's edge, offering a shaded open-air space for afternoon reading, massage treatments, or evening gatherings away from the main villa structure.
You arrive along a lane lined with bamboo and bougainvillea, and the villa gate opens onto a compound that is cooler and quieter than the road behind you. The pool is straight ahead, and beyond it, the rice fields drop away in uneven green steps toward the horizon. The villa host is already there with cold towels and fresh coconut water.
Morning here begins gently. The paddies are at their most vivid in the early light, and it is not unusual to watch a farmer moving through the terraces just a hundred metres from where you are drinking your first coffee on the terrace. Breakfast, whether prepared by the team or assembled from the well-stocked kitchen, is almost always eaten outside. The pool heats quickly under the Badung sun, and by nine o'clock it is already inviting.
Afternoons carry their own rhythm. Some guests take scooters or hire a driver toward Canggu for lunch and a browse through the studios on Gang Tirta or Batu Mejan. Others stay in, reading in the shade of the bale pavilion or drifting between the pool and the sun loungers as the light shifts. The rice fields change colour through the day, moving from bright green to gold as the afternoon drops toward evening.
Sunset at the villa is unhurried. The sky over the paddies turns through shades of amber and rose, and the pool catches the last of the colour. Guests tend to gather naturally at the terrace edge around this hour, drinks in hand, conversation slowing. Dinner can be as informal as a delivery from one of the nearby warungs or as curated as a five-course private chef menu served around the outdoor table by candlelight. Badung at night is genuinely dark beyond the compound walls, the kind of darkness that makes the stars visible.
10 minutes by scooter
A wide black-sand beach with a reliable left-hand break, far less crowded than Canggu. Consistent surf from April to October, calm enough for swimming in shoulder season.
20 minutes by car
A sea temple on a coastal rock formation, most compelling at low tide when you can walk across the exposed reef. Sunset visits draw crowds but reward the effort.
12 minutes by scooter
A working Balinese morning market operating from 5 am to 9 am. Vendors sell fresh tropical fruit, jajan pasar rice cakes, tempeh, and herbs at genuine local prices.
15 minutes by scooter
The cluster of streets around Batu Mejan and Gang Tirta holds independent coffee roasters, natural wine bars, surf shops, and some of Badung's most talked-about restaurants.
While neighbouring Canggu has absorbed wave after wave of development, Pererenan has held onto the texture of a working Balinese village. Rice fields are still tended by hand, the morning market opens at five, and the lane to the beach remains more bicycle than tuk-tuk. A look at what makes this corner of Badung worth slowing down for.
From the long lefts at Pererenan Beach to the more technical reef breaks further south, the coastline running through Badung offers options for every level. A practical guide to the key breaks, the best months to visit, the local board rental shops, and how to read the tides before paddling out.
The stretch of road between Pererenan and the Canggu crossroads has become one of the most interesting places to eat in Badung. Warung lawar tucked behind rice paddies, a Javanese soto stall open only until noon, and a coffee roaster working out of a converted rice barn. Our honest picks from the lanes around the villa.
Standard check-in is from 2 pm. The villa team can often accommodate early arrivals subject to the previous booking. If you have an early flight landing at Ngurah Rai, let us know in advance and we will do what we can to have the villa ready. Luggage storage is always available from the morning of your arrival date.
Check-out is by 11 am. Late check-out until 2 pm can be arranged depending on the following reservation, at no extra charge when available. Please request this at least 24 hours before departure so the team can confirm. The pool and terrace remain available until your actual departure time.
The villa accommodates a maximum of 8 guests across its bedrooms. The outdoor living, dining, and pool areas comfortably support this group size. Day visitors are welcome with prior notice to the villa team. We ask that the maximum overnight guest count is respected for the comfort of all guests and the neighbourhood.
Yes. There is covered private parking within the villa compound, suitable for one car and additional scooters. If your group is arriving by multiple vehicles, please notify the team in advance. The villa team can also help arrange daily scooter rental from Pererenan for getting around Badung independently.
Pets are considered on a case-by-case basis. Please contact Elevate Villas Bali directly before booking to discuss the specifics of your pet and the arrangement. We ask that any pets are kept off the furniture and out of the pool, and that guests are responsible for any additional cleaning required at the end of the stay.
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Our cancellation policy is confirmed at the time of booking and outlined in full in your booking agreement. We recommend all guests consider travel insurance that covers accommodation cancellations. For specific terms applicable to your booking dates, please contact the Elevate Villas Bali team directly before completing your reservation.
The Elevate Villas Bali team is reachable by WhatsApp and email seven days a week. A dedicated villa host is present at the property each morning and on call throughout your stay for any requests or questions. Response times via WhatsApp are typically under one hour during Badung business hours, and within two hours at other times.
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