Villa Joss is ideally situated 100 metres from Batubelig Beach in Greater Seminyak, 30 minutes from the airport and minutes from the boutiques, restaurants and nightlife that make Seminyak so appealing, the elegant Villa Joss embraces all the comforts and glamour of modern tropical living while preserving an exotic atmosphere and distinctive Balinese charm. Designed by one of Bali’s premier architects, the quality of the design and craftsmanship is evident throughout this four-bedroom villa. It’s making ample use of leather, recycled teak, and other beautiful organic materials. As well as a remarkable collection of fine art and Majapahit period stone carvings to capture the style and spirit of Bali.
Completed in August 2010, the contemporary Balinese architecture of Villa Joss features a living room and dining room pavilion. There is a four-bedroom pavilion, an entertainment room and business centre, and an open-air ‘bale’ lounge pavilion in the spacious gardens with a 16-metre swimming pool and outdoor Jacuzzi. The fine art traditions of Bali have been highlighted with care in Villa Joss. Upon entering the main gate, guests are greeted by a stone relief carving of Balinese Gamelan musicians, dating back to the Majapahit Kingdom’s retreat from Java to Bali in the 1500s.
The original carving is one of Bali’s oldest temples, Pura Dalem in Desa Singepadu Tengah, and was reproduced at Villa Joss by a family of artisans from Batu Bulan, the most famous stone-carving village in Bali. The gorgeous entrance to Villa Joss involves a covered walkway bordered by lotus ponds with Koi fish, all draped in a hanging garden of green vines leading up to a serene seated stone Buddha set against a cascading waterfall. The bedrooms and living spaces of the four bedroom Villa Joss showcase beautiful fine art paintings and limited-edition litho prints by some of Indonesia’s best-known artists. Each bathroom features a stone relief carving detailing different aspects of the central temple carving inside the main gate.
The walled garden and graceful interiors offer an abundance of space, natural light and separate places to relax. Children can enjoy a BOSE surround sound movie on the 48″ flat-screen TV in the entertainment pavilion while one group of adults enjoy some reading in the living room. Another group of adults lounge, surf the internet or watch sports on the 45″ flat screen TV in the garden ‘bale.’ The pool deck is punctuated with big pots of flowering lotus.
The villa’s interiors have been lovingly furnished, accented with color and completed with delightful attention to detail. The owners have made every effort to employ ‘Green Friendly’ technologies in the construction of Villa Joss, including low energy lighting and a combination of solar and low energy convection water heating systems. Similarly, except certain high end imported fittings and equipment unavailable in Indonesia, every effort was made to use local materials and artisans. All furniture come from Bali and Java.
We know that since the pandemic, it has been difficult for many to travel. That’s why we are doing our best to make sure you have a vacation that will make you forget the recent events. Bali is a beautiful island. It is one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Between its beautiful beaches and its magnificent environment, everything is there to make you feel in paradise. The most important thing for you will be to come back to spend your next vacation there. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our team will be happy to help you as much as we can. Our team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We want to be reachable at any time in case of a problem. That’s why don’t wait any longer and taste paradise.
The Master Bedroom Suite is ground-level, with sliding glass doors opening onto a covered terrace beside the swimming pool. It is accented in green and gold with a warm teakwood floor, and a large bright painting by Made Gunawan of the Elephant God Ganesh surrounded by elfish characters dancing and playing. This spacious bedroom has a king-size ornately hand-carved four-poster bed with white sheer curtains, copper bedside lamps, and a 42” satellite-channel TV positioned on a matching cabinet. There is a spacious seat at the foot of the bed and a teak cabinet dressing area with plenty of hanging space.
The Joss Bedroom Suite also sits on the ground level with a teak wood floor and sliding glass doors opening onto a covered terrace beside the swimming pool. The room presents a fun, and flamboyant color scheme with a red lacquered cabinet, matching red lamps, and the striking ‘Made Pejeng’ oil painting by the renowned artist Krijono. It features a hand-carved four-poster bed draped in sheer white curtains – and pink shears are available upon request to thrill any princesses staying in the Joss Bedroom Suite! There is a cushioned bench at the foot of the bed, a 42” satellite-channel TV and a teak cabinet dressing area with plenty of hanging space.
The Mount Agung Suite is the upstairs master, with a teakwood floor, a green theme, and sliding glass doors that open onto a delightful shared balcony offering extensive sky views of Bali’s carefree kites flying over the treetops. The balcony section immediately outside the bedroom has a table and four chairs, making it a lovely spot for breakfast. The room has a king-size bed with a matching cushioned bench, side tables with white woven aluminium bedside lamps, and a 42” satellite-channel TV. The “Odalan” oil painting on the wall by Atjeng features a colorful Balinese beachside ceremony – much like those guests can enjoy during their stay in Bali. There is also a large dressing area with plenty of hanging space.
The Batubelig Suite is also located upstairs, accented in gold and copper, with a teak wood floor and sliding glass doors that open onto the shared balcony. The balcony will be with a comfy upholstered sofa and chairs and offers views of the greenery and rooftops of Batubelig village. This bedroom provides twin beds (which alternatively can be joined with a specially designed top mattress) and a 42” satellite-channel TV positioned on a matching dark wood cabinet. The “Ke Pura” oil painting by Maria Tjui features a beautiful Balinese temple ceremony. There is also a large dressing area with plenty of hanging space.
The air-conditioned living and dining pavilion is framed in a soaring timber-lined roof with beautiful exposed beams and exquisite natural woodwork. Also, three ceiling fans, a marble floor, and folding wood-framed glass doors on three sides can invite the garden indoors. The room has a massive deeply cushioned leather sofa. Also, two matching leather armchairs and a stainless steel arched reading lamp. On the opposite side is a 3.6-metre dining table for ten which is lit by the elegant green glass and cast aluminium pendant lamps. The table is made of teak recycled from old buildings in Java. Along with the teak and black leather strap dining room chairs. The BOSE sound system enhances the ambience of the living and dining pavilion.
The air-conditioned multipurpose room features a high open ceiling with beautiful exposed beams and natural woodwork. A BOSE surround sound home theatre, play area for children and business centre. One half of the room is with an L-shaped built-in recycled teak wood desk that runs along two walls, equipped with plenty of electricity sockets so that guests can plug in their laptop computers and make use of the WiFi internet connection. The other side of this spacious room will be with a large comfortable L sofa. Also, a long floor to ceiling shelf unit full of magazines, books and local artefacts. The multipurpose room is a 48” satellite-channel flat-screen TV, DVD player, and BOSE digital sound system.
Bedrooms | Low Season | High Season | Peak Season |
3 Bedrooms | 536 | 624 | 736 |
4 Bedrooms | 623 | 711 | 736 |
*Please note the above rates are valid until 31 Mar 2021. Please email us if you would like to make a booking after this date.
Low Season | High Season | Peak Season |
01 Apr – 20 Apr 2023 27 Apr – 30 Jun 2023 01 Sep – 19 Dec 2023 11 Jan – 31 Mar 2024 |
21 Apr – 26 Apr 2023 01 Jul – 31 Aug 2023 |
20 Dec 2023 – 10 Jan 2024 |