About this listing

Overview

Villa Ratih has been carefully designed to give the best private villa experience for a group of 6 people. Carrying the main concept of East meets West, there are details of traditional crafts blended naturally with modern furniture that make this a perfect home you want to end up in Seminyak.

Glass roof pergola lined up one-storey building hosting all three bedrooms in Ratih. This pergola will lead you from one side of the house to the other where an open living area is located. Complimenting this private tropical home and bringing it into another level would be Ratih’s private pool with its unique cascading water wall.

Living areas

Living areas in Villa Ratih adopted the Balinese design of open communal space to embrace natural light and wind so to create comfortable space for the whole family or group spending their relaxing time together.

One side of the living furnished with recycled wood dining table with chairs while the other side features a simple kitchenette with stove, fridge, and microwave. It is strategically facing the private swimming pool, you may easily catch up on cold drinks after several laps or quality sunbathing.

Accommodation

All three bedrooms in Villa Ratih are accessible through sliding glass doors. It can be easily said that the bedrooms almost perfectly mirror each other, as they radiate a warm atmosphere embodied by deep brown timber floor mix with soft gray tiles. Two of the three rooms consist of a king-size bed while the third and last room furnished with a twin size bed. Upon request, the twin-size bed in Villa Ratih can also be converted into a king bed easily.

All air conditioner bedrooms in Villa Ratih are facilitated with a wooden wardrobe and a safety box. There is also an office desk in addition to a set of tea and coffee making facilities. At one corner of the room is a small cabinet with a form of entertainment in the shape of smart TV.

The bathroom in every bedroom is another treat. It features a terrazzo bathtub at one side of the room while the opposite direction is a rain shower completed by a single vanity in the middle.