Location: Pererenan - 5 Bedrooms -
Rates : Low Season: US$550 | High Season: US$650 | Peak Season: US$800
Villa Paloma is a brand new villa nestled in the peaceful surrounding of Pererenan Village, 800 meters from the Pererenan Beach, on Bali’s south-western coast. It is perfectly suited for families and small groups of discerning people who want to experience the best Bali can offer.
Sited atop of 2,800m2 lush tropical garden by the riverside and rice fields, Paloma Villa is composed of two different buildings within a high wall to ensure total privacy and tranquility.  The Main House consists of three air-conditioned bedrooms completed with en-suite bathrooms; a large dining area over viewing the swimming pool and garden; a warm welcoming spacious living area; air-conditioned TV room; a fully equipped kitchen with small comfortable dining area and pantry room on the other side.  A modern design wine cellar between the kitchen and main dining area adds the luxurious feeling of the villa.  The leisure of the living room is added by the pool table on the upstairs room.  On the other side of a lush garden, lays the second building for the Guest Wing consists of two air-conditioned bedrooms also completed with en-suite bathroom, a living area, kitchen and a plunge pool.  The two buildings are connected with a lush tropical garden which holds a thatched roof bale and a large overflow swimming pool.  The two buildings share an enclosed car park which can hold several vehicles. All the modern equipment such as large TV screen, stereo sound system, DVD players as well as wireless high speed internet connection is provided to ensure the necessary international high level of comfort.
The exotic charm of this tranquil haven is further enhanced by the gracefully landscaped grounds holding a large swimming pool and lotus ponds.  A compulsive attention to the details is obvious throughout the grounds and interiors.  The furnishings and decorations are the culmination of years of collecting traditional cultures by the owner.  Indonesian antiques, traditional stone carvings, flamboyant woodcarvings, are just some of the ornamental elements on display throughout the buildings. Completed in early 2007, the architecture of this villa succeeds in creating an ambience of lavish grandeur, while representing a sensitive appreciation of local culture.