Suite name:Â The Hadiprana Villa, The Chedi Tanah Gajah Ubud, BaliLocation:Â Bali, Indonesia
Size of accommodation:Â 550 sq m (villa and garden)
Cost per night:Â IDR 11,500,000
What makes it special:Â Tanah GajahÂ’s founder and owner, Hendra Hadiprana originally built this one-of-a-kind twobedroom estate as the master accommodations for him and his wife and features some of the finest paintings, antiques and artifacts from his vast private collection.
Hidden among the lush undulating hills of BaliÂ’s culture-rich highlands, this most private of resorts sits among thriving rice fields as far as the eye can see. Just outside the artistsÂ’ village of Ubud, the former estate of Hendra Hadiprana, one of IndonesiaÂ’s most respected art collectors has been transformed into an intimate retreat with twenty individual villas, each one uniquely featuring original Balinese artworks from his collection.
The rustic chic five-hectare property offers an authentic backdrop to one of Bali’s most dramatic performances, the Kecak dance – performed at the resort’s very own amphitheatre. Those seeking serenity and rejuvenation will find both in abundance at The Spa, nestled at one edge of the seemingly endless paddy fields.
The Hadiprana Villa has 550 square metres of sprawling space, queen beds and separate open bathrooms that make both bedrooms feel like a master suite, while the spacious living and dining area are perfect for hosting intimate dinner parties. Outside, amidst the resortÂ’s lush tropical gardens, sits a semi-private, 10-metre long swimming pool for your private use.
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Hidden among the lush undulating hills of BaliÂ’s culture-rich highlands, this most private of resorts sits among thriving rice fields as far as the eye can see. Just outside the artistsÂ’ village of Ubud, the former estate of Hendra Hadiprana, one of IndonesiaÂ’s most respected art collectors has been transformed into an intimate retreat with twenty individual villas, each one uniquely featuring original Balinese artworks from his collection.
Hidden among the lush undulating hills of BaliÂ’s culture-rich highlands, this most private of resorts sits among thriving rice fields as far as the eye can see. Just outside the artistsÂ’ village of Ubud, the former estate of Hendra Hadiprana, one of IndonesiaÂ’s most respected art collectors has been transformed into an intimate retreat with twenty individual villas, each one uniquely featuring original Balinese artworks from his collection.
The rustic chic five-hectare property offers an authentic backdrop to one of Bali’s most dramatic performances, the Kecak dance – performed at the resort’s very own amphitheatre. Those seeking serenity and rejuvenation will find both in abundance at The Spa, nestled at one edge of the seemingly endless paddy fields.
The Hadiprana Villa has 550 square metres of sprawling space, queen beds and separate open bathrooms that make both bedrooms feel like a master suite, while the spacious living and dining area are perfect for hosting intimate dinner parties. Outside, amidst the resortÂ’s lush tropical gardens, sits a semi-private, 10-metre long swimming pool for your private use.
If you would like to be featured as ‘suite of the week’ on A Luxury Travel Blog, please contact us.
