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Built to become an extra ordinary property, Simona Oasis
and Spa offers luxury up to a level of beyond expectation.
As the name represents, the villa has its own private spa solely
dedicated for your personal indulgence. Where else in the world
you can have this luxury completely at your personal disposal? Beyond
dedicated management and staffs to pamper your stay you are also
served by dedicated spa therapists.
The bedrooms and their adjoining garden bathrooms are all located
in self contained thatched pavilions. Each air-conditioned bedroom
is entered by double doors showcasing engraved brass handles, and
each is characterised by dark reddish brown bengkirai wood floors
under soaring roofs. Every bedroom boasts an LCD flat screen individually
controlled satellite TV, enabling guests to watch satellite channels
independently of each other. Each is complemented by a DVD player,
quality sound system and iPod dock.
Picture windows capture the riverside views, and opulent open-air
bathrooms boast cream terrazzo floors, twin washbasins, daybeds
for lounging, and large terrazzo bathtubs. The tubs are sheltered
from the elements yet positioned within private walled gardens enhanced
by soft lawns, frangipani trees, and stone carved ornaments. Each
bathroom also features a toilet with an intercom, and a shower in
a cubicle that is open on one side to the garden. Furthermore, every
guest need is considered with the provision of storage space, wardrobes
and mini bars in each room.
The Master Bedroom features a deck-style balcony on two sides,
with steps that lead down to a riverside bale relaxation pavilion.
The bedroom is notable for the Buddha head and soft panels behind
the double bed, flanked by two polished solid wood tree trunks,
lit with discreet lighting. There is also a desk, and a dressing
area with a huge mirror and a padded ottoman. The bathroom and outdoor
Jacuzzi is accessed by a covered walkway with wooden pillars and
spring water ponds on either side. The Jacuzzi rests within a thatched
pavilion, surrounded by flowering shrubs and overlooking the river.
The bathroom features arched open doorways, comfortable furnishings,
twin washbasins, a toilet, and a shower big enough for two.
The spa sits on the triangular piece of land at the point where
the two rivers meet. A sacred underground spring was recently discovered
on this enchanted spot, making it the perfect setting for a spa.
On the opposite side of the river is Batur Sari Temple, where the
local Balinese people make offerings of flowers and fruit to the
gods. The spa area is accessed via a little bridge under a pergola
dripping in cascading thunbergia, bounded by torch ginger, giant
taro leaves and frangipani trees. Guests will be greeted by a pair
of open-air, raised, stone bathtubs exquisitely hand carved, each
in the shape of a 2-headed elephant with water spouting from the
trunks. The tubs, complete with ornate floral patterns on the sides,
are set within a spring water pool and accessed by a wooden deck.
This is a magical place for a splash or a soak after a spa treatment.
The spa is comprised of five open-sided roundhouses complete with
conical thatched roofs following the architectural style of Irian
Jaya. There are two raised massage pavilions, one with a single
treatment bed and the other designed for couples, with two treatment
beds. Rustic and very romantic, the pavilions are furnished with
chunky hand carved furniture and diaphanous drapes that can be drawn
for privacy. Set right beside the river, guests will be massaged
to the constant gurgle of the water. Two more pavilions house a
pair of hot and a cold Jacuzzis fashioned from dark grey lava stone;
each circular Jacuzzi is big enough for six people, and looks directly
across the river to the temple and the holy spring. The final building
is the main spa reception, where guests can enjoy a ginger tea or
healthy juice drink and canapés after their treatment. Behind
the Palimanan carved fretwork screen is a small timber deck facing
a gentle water cascade, designed specifically for yoga and meditation.
There are also two rainshowers, toilets, a sauna, and an outdoor
shower.
Bedrooms
- The bedrooms and their adjoining garden bathrooms are all located
in self contained thatched pavilions.
- Bedrooms 1 & 2 are linked by an open corridor sheltered
by a roof. A living tree has been preserved and grows straight
through the roof of the corridor, in front of which is a wooden
balcony-style deck, complete with a built-in daybed overlooking
the river and the beautiful temple on the opposite side.
- Each air-conditioned bedroom is entered by double doors showcasing
engraved brass handles.
- Every bedroom boasts an LCD flat screen individually controlled
satellite TV, enabling guests to watch satellite channels independently
of each other. Each is complemented by a DVD player, quality sound
system and iPod dock.
- Bedrooms 1, 3 & 4 are furnished with built-in canopied
double beds made up with crisp white bed linen.
- Bedroom 2 features two single beds. Picture windows capture
the riverside views, and opulent open-air bathrooms boast cream
terrazzo floors, twin washbasins, daybeds for lounging, and large
terrazzo bathtubs.
- The tubs are sheltered from the elements yet positioned within
private walled gardens enhanced by soft lawns, frangipani trees,
and stone carved ornaments.
- Each bathroom also features a toilet with an intercom, and
a shower in a cubicle that is open on one side to the garden.
- Storage space, wardrobes and mini bars in each room. Sliding
wooden shutters behind the beds can be opened so that guests can
look out into the bathroom and garden.
- The Master Bedroom features a deck-style balcony on two sides,
with steps that lead down to a riverside bale relaxation pavilion.
- The bathroom and outdoor Jacuzzi is accessed by a covered walkway
with wooden pillars and spring water ponds on either side.
- The Jacuzzi rests within a thatched pavilion, surrounded by
flowering shrubs and overlooking the river.
- The bathroom features arched open doorways, comfortable furnishings,
twin washbasins, a toilet, and a shower big enough for two.
Living and Dining Pavilions
- Entering the main open air living and dining pavilion, guests
will step over ornamental ponds fed by gin-clear natural spring
water.
- Large dining table at one end and a bar at the other, this
raised pavilion presides over the garden and is furnished with
comfy daybeds and sofas, a big coffee table and Buddha lamp stands.
Other Facilities
- A grass and paving stone chequerboard terrace, ideal for dance
performances and cocktail parties
- A 13 x 5.6 metres swimming pool which is elevated above the
garden, and flanked by a delightful gazebo known as a ‘bale
bengong', meaning “a place to relax, dream and do nothing”.
Complete with a large wooden cowbell, which guests can ring whenever
they need to be served with drinks, refreshments or lunch.
- Raised timber pool deck is furnished with ten sunloungers and
four umbrellas.
- The pool area is perfect for barbeques dinners, and looks very
romantic at night when it is lit by candles.
- Pathways meander through the multi-levelled gardens, which
roll down the rivers and feature relaxing riverside bale pavilions,
furnished with coffee-coloured cushions and soft cream drapes.
- Guest Washrooms are situated in a thatched pavilion with orange
walls and painted wooden fretwork screens, adding a bold splash
of colour to the decor.
- A spacious, immaculate and professionally equipped kitchen,
features cream terrazzo surfaces, cabinets and adjacent store
rooms.
- Laundry and a service area hidden away at the back.
- Spa, sits on the triangular piece of land at the point where
the two rivers meet. The spa is comprised of five open-sided roundhouses
complete with conical thatched roofs following the architectural
style of Irian Jaya. There are two raised massage pavilions, one
with a single treatment bed and the other designed for couples,
with two treatment beds. Two more pavilions house a pair of hot
and a cold Jacuzzis. Each circular Jacuzzi is big enough for six
people, and looks directly across the river to the temple and
the holy spring.
Location
The villa is hidden away in the traditional Balinese fishing village
of Canggu , yet the magical riverside and rice field location with
numerous mature trees is more reminiscent of the central hinterlands
of Bali. This is a true destination villa and spa that guests will
probably never want to leave. Nevertheless, the trendy Seminyak
area, with its wide choice of international restaurants –
including the famous ‘ Ku Dé Ta', ‘Kafe Warisan',
‘Living Room', ‘Hu'u' and ‘La Lucciola' –
together with a plethora of chic cocktail bars, exciting nightclubs
and elegant boutiques, is a mere twenty minutes' drive away .
The nearby Canggu Beach is renowned for its panoramic coastline
views, legendary sunsets and world-class surf breaks. Neighbouring
sporting facilities include the Canggu Club, offering sports, social
and leisure facilities, including a state-of-the art gym, a 25-metre
swimming pool and a tennis & squash centre. For horse lovers,
the Umalas Equestrian Centre is just a few kilometres away, and
Nirwana Golf Course – designed by Greg Norman and renowned
as one of the best golf courses in Asia – is a twenty minute
drive.
The villa is thirty minutes' from the international airport, and
convenient for all of the island's main shopping malls and tourist
attractions, including Tanah Lot, Bali's most dramatic and venerated
sea temple.
Sanur: 40 minutes drive
Beach: 5 minutes drive
Denpasar (capital downtown): 40 minutes drive
Benoa (harbour, departure point for sailing): 35 minutes drive
Nusa Dua: 50 minutes drive
Tanjung Benoa (watersport centre): 50 minutes drive
Kuta – Legian: 20 minutes drive
Seminyak: 20 minutes drive
Airport (Ngurah Rai International Airport): 30 minutes drive
Jimbaran (famous seafood huts): 45 minutes drive
Uluwatu (cliff-top temple at the southest end of Bali): 55 minutes
drive
Tanah Lot (rock temple and ocean-side golf course nearby): 20 minutes
drive
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