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1-bedroom Balinese villa in Kuta with a private pool and garden

Kuta·Villa·1 km to the beach

1
bedroom
1
bath
2
guests max
82 m²
area

About this place

A villa for two in traditional Indonesian style: carved natural wood, terracotta tile and high vaulted ceilings. The architecture keeps the local character while the fittings are current. There's a spacious bedroom with a king-size bed, a daybed and a TV area, an equipped kitchen with solid wood units and a fridge, and a bathroom with a double basin and an open-air shower. What makes the place are the lush tropical garden with walking paths, your own terrace with carved furniture, and the private pool with sun loungers. Air conditioning, fast Wi-Fi and a smart TV. In Kuta the water park is a five-minute drive and the beach 7-9 minutes by car or about 15 on foot. A quiet, romantic base.

Amenities

  • Wi-Fi
  • Private pool
  • Air conditioning
  • Kitchen
  • Parking
  • TV
  • 24/7 security
  • Garden

Location

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Approximate area (about 0.5 km radius). The exact address is shared once the booking is confirmed.

Questions

How much does this villa in Kuta cost?

$31 per night or $490 per month for longer stays, with a minimum stay of 7 nights. This is the owner's own rate — booking platforms add their 15–25% commission on top of rates like this. A refundable deposit of $217 applies.

Is this cheaper than a hotel in the same area?

Yes — by roughly $33 a night. The median price of comparable hotels in Kuta is about $64 for a room for two, while this is a whole place of 82 m² with its own kitchen and a pool.

How do I book?

Message us on Telegram or WhatsApp with your dates — we check availability with the owner and confirm. Booking and payment happen directly with the management company, not on this site; you get a rental agreement.

What is Kuta like?

See our area guide for what Kuta is good at and who it suits — surf, nightlife, rice fields or quiet family stays differ a lot between Bali's areas.

How far is the beach?

About 1 km, with shops and cafés around 250 m away. On Bali most people get around by scooter; distances that look short on a map can take longer in traffic.

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