Villa Mansica

Welcome to Villa Mansica, a refined 2-bedroom retreat in Pecatu where contemporary elegance meets Bali’s natural charm.Tucked away in one of Bali’s most sought-after areas, Villa Mansica is perfectly positioned for those seeking a peaceful escape while remaining close to the island’s iconic beaches and vibrant surf culture. This villa is an excellent choice for couples, small families, or friends traveling together who desire a sophisticated space to unwind and reconnect

Step inside, and you’ll find the heart of the villa, a stunning curved living room bathed in natural light from the skylight above. The inviting round and sunken sofa, accented with vibrant yellow cushions, with Smat-TV creates a space that’s both chic and comfortable. The open-plan kitchen and dining area seamlessly blend functionality and style, with integrated appliances and ample room for culinary delights and shared meals.

The bedrooms are sanctuaries of peace and comfort, designed to blend with nature. The master bedroom opens onto the lush garden through large glass doors, inviting in abundant natural light. Behind the bed, a walk-in closet offers discreet storage. The en-suite bathroom is a masterpiece, featuring elegant outdoor decor, a double sink, and a shower adorned with beautiful green tiles. 

The other bedroom mirrors the same bright and airy design, with garden views through its glass doors and a walk-in closet behind the headboard. Its spacious outdoor en-suite bathroom features refined decor, a double sink, and lush natural surroundings

Outside, the villa’s charm continues with a big beautifully landscaped garden ; a rare feature in Pecatu. The square-shaped pool, surrounded by sun loungers and umbrellas, is the perfect spot to soak up the tropical sun. Next to Bedroom 1, a yoga platform invites moments of calm amidst the greenery.

A highlight of Villa Mansica is its rooftop terrace, an entertainer’s dream. Accessible via an outdoor staircase, the rooftop boasts a panoramic view of Bali’s ocean and volcanoes on clear days. With a large sofa, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, and a sheltered roof, it’s ideal for sunset gatherings or a quiet evening under the stars.

Additional thoughtful features include a baby chair, a practical storage area, and a guest toilet in the living room, ensuring every detail is designed for convenience and comfort. A small outdoor shower on the patio is a thoughtful addition for rinsing off after a day at the beach.

Beyond its stunning design and tranquil ambiance, Villa Mansica is committed to supporting sustainability. The villa incorporates eco-friendly practices, such as minimizing single-use plastics, using energy-efficient appliances, and maintaining lush green spaces. Book your stay now!

Other things to note

Natural Ventilation: Experience the refreshing breeze of Bali with our open-air living spaces, designed to maximize natural airflow, providing an eco-friendly alternative to air conditioning or fans.

Waste Management: Contribute to Bali’s sustainable efforts by participating in our waste separation program. We provide three bins for organic, inorganic, and residual waste in your villa.

Road Access: Many villas have narrow road access, often suitable for motorcycles and small cars only. We can assist with transportation arrangements if needed.

Nearby Construction: We understand that construction noise can be disruptive. While we cannot control construction activities in the surrounding area, we prioritize your comfort and are available to address any concerns.

Vendor Services: To ensure the villa’s equipment and your safety, our dedicated team manages all vendor services within the villa, including spa, personal training, decorations, private chefs, yoga, photography, and villa equipment. Using external vendors is strictly prohibited and will result in a fine of IDR 2.000.000.

Wildlife Matters: Due to the villa’s open design, you may encounter occasional geckos, spiders, or mosquitoes. We regularly implement pest control measures. Please note that geckos are harmless and considered a symbol of good luck in Balinese culture.