Tisa Villa

Tisa Villa takes its name from the Buddhist word for ‘mindfulness’. It is a magnificent hideaway. Its two thatched roof pavilions dramatically merge classical Balinese alang-alang (thatch) construction with soaring contemporary expanses of glass. It has been lovingly appointed with custom designed furnishings. It has its own plunge pool.

Tisa Villa is designed both for full service and self sufficiency, for being totally pampered while guaranteeing privacy when desired. It accommodates 2 people in the bedroom and its fantastic loft provides 2 additional sleeper-sofas.

Bedrooms & Ensuite Bathroom

The striking bedroom is fully air-conditioned when needed, while the ceiling fan also provides pleasant breezes when the doors are left open to appreciate the pool-side setting. The room is furnished with a canopied queen-size bed, fitted wardrobe with personal safe deposit box, and a cozy corner setting of cushioned rattan chairs and teak table for lounging or an intimate breakfast. The attractive décor features a deep purple wall which sets off the collection of shimmering golden paintings by a talented local artist.

The adjoining open-air garden bathroom is centered around an oversized terrazzo Jacuzzi bathtub, shaded by a pergola covered by a flowering vine. The dark grey granite floor is the background for the floating teak vanity with its sculpted river stone washbasin. Colorful artwork and flowering orchids complete the picture.

The Living Area

This air-conditioned balconied pavilion is the hub for the day’s activities. The awe inspiring two storey glass windows provide a feeling of airy expansiveness. The teak custom designed furnishings are elegantly functional; they serve both the comfortable living area with its entertainment unit for TV and DVD viewing, and the dining area set into a bay window overlooking the ever-changing display of the rice fields. Separated by a sliding frosted glass partition, a fully equipped kitchen area stands waiting to be used either by the staff or guests. (And don’t ignore the electrifying natural amethyst "sculpture"). Guests with their own laptop computers can purchase vouchers for the high speed Wi-Fi internet connection.

Halfway up the wood and inlaid stone staircase the bathroom surprises with its unique shower-with-a-view. Just a few more steps and you will be awed by the glass enclosed aerie which overlooks 300 degrees of drama ­­ the ever-changing diorama of the rice fields displays centuries old rice farming and the daily migrations of egrets, swallows and the occasional dazzling kingfisher. The cloudscape is one of Bali’s greatest visual treats. A telescope stands ready to expand the view.

Food Service

Tisa Villa is committed to the use of organic food products whenever possible. Two extremely talented in-house cooks are shared between the Villas. They specialize in an array of tempting Balinese and other Southeast Asian delicacies as well as traditional Western cuisines.Special dietary requirements and requests for dishes not on the menu will be honored.

A price list of alcoholic beverages is available. If you prefer your own wines a corkage fee of Rp 50,000 per bottle will be charged. During your stay the staff will do the shopping and meal preparation based on your requests, which should be ordered one day in advance. The ingredients for all meals will be purchased locally and receipts will be kept for your reference. Food and beverage items are charged based on grocery cost system. Guests will need to provide some money in advance and the staff will do the shopping for you and keep the receipts for your reference. A reasonable number of dinner guests are welcome within this formula. The manager will discuss the policy for larger groups which will include a per person surcharge.

Rate below are subject to 21% Govenment tax and service charge

Rate below valid only 2010