Nusantara Villas Pererenan

Beautiful villa that's conducive for working on a biz trip with good AC and facilities. Love the deco of the place and each room comes with ensuite bedrooms that are clean. Walking distance to the beach and great food nearby.

Excellent property, comfortably fits 3 families with children. The rooms were spacious, with a large living area and pool. Service staff were on hand to help whenever we needed. Property was within walking distance to many restaurants. We had a wonderful time there. Will return again. Thank you Milo and Ine for taking care of us!

Villa #6: Spacious and tropically enticing. 2 families of 4 (4 adults and 4 kids) had plenty of room and enough space to find solitude when required.  Excellent location, minutes from great cafes and restaurants, 10 mins walk to the beach.Building works across the roads that have been going since the turn of the century were at times noisy but not obtrusive and easily dulled by tunes from the portable speaker (pack your own). Walking past someone splitting a 4x4 in two using a chainsaw whilst steadying said wooden plank wearing only thongs may be disconcerting from an OH&S perspective, but should be no cause for alarm on these tropical shores.The road the villa is on is unpaved and bumpy, with a moderate level of traffic, but not annoyingly so. The hustle and bustle of Bali is part of the attraction.You can book the adjacent villas and open the door between the two if you have a large group.If I could offer one suggestion, a few strategically placed towel rails in the superbly spacious bathrooms would not go astray. However given 1 in 10 Indonesians live below the poverty line this seems inconsequential. Bath towels are nothing special, but if that's your concern, get a real worry.The Villa staff are courteous and attentive. I asked Ina (our host) to order a scooter on my behalf and they also purchased two kids helmets just for the occasion. Important, as whilst you may take a holiday, safety does not.Whilst I have the floor, I'll take this opportunity to dispense some travel advice for Bali, in no particular order:1) Download Gojek. It is Bali's somewhat more competent answer to Uber. You can travel by car, or scooter, or order food from the many delicious cafes and restaurants that punctuate the landscape.2) Brushing your teeth with tap water is fine provided you're not prone to swallowing a mouthful of minty tooth cleanser. Bottled water is provided by a large dispenser.3) Make use of the nannies. Cost is 650k rupiah (~65AUD) for a 5hr minimum, allowing you to spend quality time with your loved one sans handbrakes. In my opinion this is a  more potent aphrodisiac than a bottle of France's finest and two dozen Oysters.4) Wear a shirt with a top of pocket, allowing you to conveniently carry ear phones, boarding passes, napkins, wet wipes, hand sanitiser..... you get the drift.Our return is undoubtedly imminent, and only prolonged by the necessity of work and a structured lifestyle.Babi Guling!

A very beautiful villa with both interior and exterior. Their villa is very full equipped with kitchenware and you will have no problem to cook yourself here with your friends or family.All the rooms is nice and including the room at the 1st floor will have a balcony area to look down to the pool. They also offer on daily cleaning services for the whole villa and including swimming pool cleaning as well.Good job to the host and the co-host which is very friendly and responsive to all our request.