Why We Recommend Nick Villa 4 Ubud
Nick Villa 4 is a 1-bedroom villa in Ubud with its own private pool, part of the Nick Villa collection that dot this cultural corner of Bali. At US$150 per night in low season, it combines the privacy of villa living with the affordability that makes extended stays in Ubud realistic. The villa sits within tropical gardens and offers a personal retreat from which to explore Bali’s artistic and spiritual heartland.
Inside, a king-size bed and ensuite bathroom provide comfortable accommodation, while the open-plan living area extends to an outdoor terrace beside the pool. Natural materials and a warm design aesthetic create harmony with the surrounding landscape. Air conditioning in the bedroom and natural ventilation in the living spaces keep things comfortable year-round.
Ubud’s attractions — the Sacred Monkey Forest, Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Ubud Palace, traditional markets, and an exceptional food scene — are all within reach.
Our Favourite Features
- Your own private pool — the luxury of a private pool at just US$150 per night makes this one of Ubud’s best value propositions. No sharing, no schedules, just your own space to unwind.
- Tropical garden setting — surrounded by lush greenery that creates a sense of seclusion and connection with the Ubud landscape. The garden and pool are the heart of the villa.
- Gateway to Ubud culture — temples, dance performances, art galleries, yoga studios, and the Sacred Monkey Forest are all nearby. Ubud feeds the soul in ways that beach resorts cannot.
- Extended stay friendly — at this price point, a week or two in Ubud becomes genuinely affordable. The villa is equipped for comfortable longer stays.
- Group flexibility — Nick Villas 1, 2, 5, and 6 are also available nearby, so groups of friends can each have their own villa and pool while holidaying together.
Good To Know
- One bedroom — designed for couples or solo travellers. Not suitable for families needing extra sleeping space unless combining with another Nick Villa.
- No beach access — Ubud is in the central highlands. The nearest coast is about an hour’s drive. Come for the rice terraces, yoga, and art, not for beach days.
- Ubud roads — traffic around the town centre is common, especially during ceremony days. A scooter or bicycle is the most efficient way to get around.
- Lush means living — the tropical setting means sharing space with geckos, dragonflies, and the sounds of the jungle. Embrace it as part of the Ubud experience.
- Peak prices — Dec-Jan rates are US$210 per night with a 5-night minimum stay. Mid-year high season (Jul-Aug) is US$200 with 3-night minimum.
