Welcome to Majapahit Villas, an enclave of three beachfront villas located on Bali’s southeast coast with landscaping and contemporary architecture inspired by the ancient Javanese Majapahit Empire. The four-bedroom, absolutely beachfront Villa Maya, and the three-bedroom Villa Nataraja and Villa Raj are all similar in layout with large and comfortable bedrooms, private walled gardens complete with private swimming pools, indoor jacuzzis, massage pavilions, and relaxation balé, while sophisticated decor, old photographs and a generous smattering of tribal objets d’art fill the villas with the wonderment of the East Indies.
The villas differ because Villa Maya has a more extensive garden and sits on the water’s edge, offering stunning views of the sea and offshore islands. An adjoining door also connects it to a traditional Javanese, one-bedroom wooden joglo (also on the water’s edge). It has been renovated to the highest levels of comfort with honeymooners and romance in mind. With its pool and a large lawn area, and Hindu Temple. It would be hard to find a more romantic wedding venue on the island.
And while Villas Raj and Nataraja are set slightly back from the water, they offer sea views from the upstairs balconies and have shared access to a seaside relaxation deck so they can take full advantage of the views from the water’s edge. Within the Majapahit, Villas complex is a boutique that sells traditional handicrafts, clothes, beachwear, sarongs, and silver, all reflecting the same exquisite style and taste that you will find in the villas. This is the perfect place to browse for that little piece of Bali (and Majapahit) to take home for yourself or your friends and family.
Service is something we pride ourselves on. Guests can enjoy relaxed indoor and outdoor gourmet living with personal butler service, superb cuisine. A level of sophistication that even top hotels strive to provide. Weddings are our specialty, and with a combined total of 10 rooms on offer (plus extra beds for children). Many of your most important guests can all be housed in one location, making the happy event even more special. The glistening black sands along this remote stretch of coastline are popular only with surfers and residents, meaning privacy is a given. Yet if you feel the need to venture further afield, you can find restaurants and shops galore in nearby Sanur, and the villas are only a scenic 19km from Ubud, Bali’s cultural capital.
This villa is one of the most beautiful on the island. As you can see in the description. That’s why don’t wait any longer and come and taste heaven. Everything has been done so that you can forget your daily life. For any questions, feel free to contact us. Our team will be happy to help you as much as they can. We know that since the pandemic, it is difficult for people to travel. That’s why we are doing our best to ensure that you have a vacation that will make you forget about these recent events. Bali is a beautiful island. The most important thing for you will be to come back.
Villa Maya’s opulent, air-conditioned master suite is accessed via its own floating staircase, regally decked out in dark woods and rich fabrics, and furnished with a king-size bed and framed photos from Bali’s golden age. Sliding glass doors lead to a wide, shaded balcony overlooking the pool and ocean views accompanied by the sound of the pounding surf. The ensuite bathroom consists of two sumptuous areas one with a bath, shower, and twin basins, the other with WC and washbasin – linked by a timber walkway and enclosed with attractive fretwork screens.
Two mirror image air conditioned guest bedrooms flank the living room internally via magnificent carved doors or from the garden through glass doors that should be thrown open wide during the day to enjoy a lazy tropical experience. Each room is furnished with a king-sized bed under a soaring wood and bamboo-lined ceiling. The semi open air bathrooms are a dream in polished black concrete under a pergola roof, with seductive hidden lighting, sunken tub, rain shower, and tropical plants.
A stunningly ornate antique door in the garden wall slides open to reveal the one bedroom honeymoon joglo, a century-old timber house imported from Java and retrofitted with all the comforts of modern-day living to provide a private space for newlyweds and couples. Beautifully embellished with intricately carved doors and wall panels, the bedroom is cozy and intimate with a king-size bed and a flat screen satellite TV. A sunken bath and monsoon shower will be present in the room.
Villa Maya’s main living and dining room welcome outdoors and even a section of the swimming pool via folding glass doors. This eclectic fan cooled space is outfitted with comfy chairs, a satellite-channel TV, and a formal dining table for six alongside a pond filled with fat happy koi fish. The room is completed with artwork, antique carvings, two ornately carved doors, and a funky floating staircase spiraling up to the master suite.
At the front of the garden is a charming living and dining pavilion, open on three sides but protected from the elements on the seaward side by sliding glass doors. A deeply cushioned daybed runs along the back wall. Also, two circular tables at the front offer a more casual dining option. Colorful beaded lanterns hang from the high roof, and the picture is completed with soft white drapes and a tablescape of traditional artifacts.
With its 14 meter swimming pool, double jacuzzi, sundeck, and spa pavilion, Villa Maya’s gorgeous garden is bordered by towering coconut palms, pandanas, fragrant frangipanis, and flowering shrubs.
A large timber deck rests upon a beachside bluff with steps leading down to the black-sand beach at the end of the garden. Furnished with a daybed, a balé relaxation pavilion, and an alfresco dining table. This is a place to enjoy the cool breezes, afternoon tea, a cocktail, or even breakfast or dinner beneath the coconut trees while gazing at an awe-inspiring picture of the ocean waves, the coastline, or the night sky.
The open-sided living and dining space at the joglo welcomes guests with cool sea breezes and a dining table for six overlooking the garden, the pool, and the sea. A unique feature is a richly carved centerpiece within the soaring trapezium-shaped roof, beneath which a vast daybed filled with cushions presents a beautiful spot for lazing while being lulled by the sound of the surf. Additionally, an integrated kitchenette offers simple facilities for guests who choose to cook.
The joglo’s garden introduces a private 8 metre swimming pool, a large lawn bordered by brightly colored tropical plants, frangipani trees, and a mesmerizing vista across the sea. Balinese statues and orchids hug the garden walls, and a temple rests to one side. In front of the temple is a large, elevated beachside deck – an enchanting spot for a truly romantic wedding ceremony. Beyond the deck, steps lead down to the sand.
Villa Raj
The opulent, air-conditioned, upper-floor master suite is regally decked out in dark woods and rich fabrics with a king-size bed and framed photos from Bali’s golden age. Sliding glass doors lead to an expansive, shaded balcony overlooking the pool and with glimpses of the ocean accompanied by the sound of the pounding surf. The ensuite bathroom consists of two sumptuous areas – one with a bath, shower, and twin basins, the other with WC and washbasin – linked by a timber walkway and enclosed with attractive fretwork screens.
Two mirror-image air-conditioned guest bedrooms flank the living room internally via magnificent carved doors or from the garden through glass doors that should be thrown open wide during the day to enjoy a lazy tropical experience. Each room is furnished with a king-sized bed under a soaring wood-and-bamboo-lined ceiling. The sexy, semi-open-air bathrooms are a dream in polished black concrete under a pergola roof, with seductive hidden lighting, sunken tub, rain shower, and tropical plants.
Villa Raj’s main living and dining room welcome outdoors and even a section of the swimming pool-via folding glass doors. This is the villa’s social hub; fan cooled and outfitted with comfy chairs, a flat screen satellite TV, and a dining table for six alongside a pond filled with fat happy koi fish. The room is with artwork, antique carvings, two ornately carved doors, and a funky open staircase spiraling up to the master suite.
With its private, 12 metre swimming pool, double jacuzzi, dedicated massage pavilion, sun loungers, and large relaxation gazebo fitted with cushioned seating and hung with billowing white drapes, Villa Raj’s garden has something to please everyone.
A walled pathway leads to a 13 metre wide timber deck with steps leading down to the black-sand beach. This area is shared with guests staying at neighboring Villa Nataraja. It is a place to chill out within a thatch-roofed balé or on a large wooden sofa beneath the tall coconut palms and gaze at the fantastic view of Bali’s southeast coastline and Nusa Penida Island.
The opulent, air-conditioned, upper-floor master suite is regally decked out in dark woods and rich fabrics with a king-size bed and framed photos from Bali’s golden age. Sliding glass doors lead to an expansive, shaded balcony overlooking the pool with glimpses of the ocean accompanied by the sound of the pounding surf. The ensuite bathroom consists of two sumptuous areas – one with a bath, shower, and twin basins, the other with WC and washbasin – linked by a timber walkway and enclosed with attractive fretwork screens.
Two mirror-image air-conditioned guest bedrooms flank the living room internally via magnificent carved doors or from the garden through glass doors that should be thrown open wide during the day to enjoy a lazy tropical experience. Each room will be with a king-sized bed under a soaring wood-and-bamboo-lined ceiling. The sexy, semi-open-air bathrooms are a dream in polished black concrete under a pergola roof. Also, with seductive hidden lighting, sunken tub, rain shower, and tropical plants.
Villa Nataraja’s main living and dining room welcome outdoors and even a section of the swimming pool-via folding glass doors. The villa’s social hub; fan cooled and outfitted with comfy chairs, a flat screen satellite TV, and a dining table for six alongside a pond filled with fat happy koi fish. The room is with artwork, antique carvings, two ornately carved doors, and a funky open staircase spiraling up to the master suite.
With its private, 12 metre swimming pool, double jacuzzi, dedicated massage pavilion, sun loungers, and large relaxation gazebo fitted with cushioned seating and hung with billowing white drapes, Villa Nataraja’s garden has something to please everyone.
A walled pathway leads to a 13 metre wide timber deck with steps leading down to the black-sand beach. This area is with guests staying at neighboring Villa Raj. It is a place to chill out within a thatch-roofed balé or on a large wooden sofa beneath the tall coconut palms and gaze at the fantastic view of Bali’s southeast coastline and Nusa Penida Island.
Bedrooms | Low Season | Shoulder Season | High Season | Peak Season |
Majapahit Villas – 10 bedrooms | 1080 | 1301 | 1505 | 1760 |
Majapahit Villas – 7 bedrooms | 837 | 999 | 1152 | 1332 |
Majapahit Villas – 6 bedrooms | 612 | 756 | 882 | 1062 |
*Rates are subject to 15,5 percent government tax & service charge. All prices and season periods are subject to change without prior notice.
Season | Low Season | Shoulder Season | High Season | Peak Season |
2020 | 05 Jan – 23 Jan 03 Feb – 26 Mar 20 Apr – 29 Apr 05 May – 11 Jun 18 Oct – 14 Dec |
24 Jan – 02 Feb 27 Mar – 07 Apr 14 Apr – 19 Apr 30 Apr – 04 May 12 Jun – 25 Jun 23 Aug – 17 Oct |
08 Apr – 13 Apr 26 Jun – 22 Aug 15 Dec – 25 Dec |
26 Dec – 06 Jan |
2021 | 07 Jan – 10 Feb 21 Feb – 25 Mar 12 Apr – 29 Apr 04 May – 10 Jun 24 Oct – 14 Dec |
11 Feb – 20 Feb 26 Mar – 30 Mar 06 Apr – 11 Apr 30 Apr – 03 May 11 Jun – 24 Jun 29 Aug – 23 Oct |
31 Mar – 05 Apr 25 Jun – 28 Aug 15 Dec – 25 Dec |
26 Dec – 05 Jan |