Villa Bata
Why We Recommend Villa Bata
Villa Bata is the closest thing Berawa has to a New York loft. A double-height white volume runs the depth of the plot, crossed by a floating timber staircase on blackened steel stringers, with a skylight dropping a shaft of light through the middle of it. Industrial pendants hang over a breakfast bar, and the whole thing is hard-edged in a way Bali villas rarely are.
The bedroom sits behind a wall of exposed red brick — the detail the villa is named for, and the one warm surface in an otherwise cool palette of white plaster, concrete and steel-framed glass. A long white sofa faces a low timber table and a screen, with a floating timber shelf running the wall beneath it.
The bathroom is poured microcement throughout with a recessed niche and a rain shower, quietly severe. Outside, the pool runs along a living green wall with a timber deck alongside. Berawa Beach, the beach clubs and the run of cafés and gyms along the main road are all within a few minutes.
What Makes It Special
Exposed red brick bedroom wall
The one warm surface in a cool concrete palette
Floating timber staircase
Open treads on blackened steel stringers through the void
Double-height loft volume
Runs the depth of the plot with a skylight above
Living green wall by the pool
Planting the full height of the courtyard wall
Poured microcement bathroom
Seamless with a recessed niche and rain shower
Minutes from Berawa Beach
Beach clubs, cafés and gyms all close
On-site management
professional on-site support throughout your stay
Before You Book
A couples villa
— One bedroom sleeping two, not suited to larger parties
Industrial rather than tropical
— Brick, steel and concrete in place of thatch and rattan
Open staircase and mezzanine
— Open treads without risers, worth knowing with small children
Fully staffed as standard
— Daily housekeeping and on-site support included
Services on request
— private chef, drivers and housekeeping arranged
Facilities & Services
Local Attractions
Seasonal Rates
Prices in USD per night
| Season | Period | Per Night (USD) | Min Stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shoulder | 28 Sep 2026 – 17 Dec 2026 | $78 – $90 | 1–2 nights |
| Peak | 18 Dec 2026 – 05 Jan 2027 | $191 – $210 | 3–5 nights |
| Shoulder | 06 Jan 2027 – 04 Mar 2027 | $87 – $99 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 05 Mar 2027 – 11 Mar 2027 | $99 – $121 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 12 Mar 2027 – 25 Mar 2027 | $87 – $99 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 26 Mar 2027 – 29 Mar 2027 | $121 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 30 Mar 2027 – 08 Apr 2027 | $87 – $113 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 09 Apr 2027 – 30 Jun 2027 | $99 – $121 | 3 nights |
| High | 01 Jul 2027 – 31 Aug 2027 | $151 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 01 Sep 2027 – 16 Dec 2027 | $78 – $99 | 1–3 nights |
| Peak | 17 Dec 2027 – 04 Jan 2028 | $191 – $210 | 3–5 nights |
| Shoulder | 05 Jan 2028 – 02 Mar 2028 | $87 – $99 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 03 Mar 2028 – 09 Mar 2028 | $99 – $121 | 3 nights |
| Shoulder | 10 Mar 2028 – 21 Mar 2028 | $87 – $99 | 3 nights |
Nightly prices vary within each period (weekends, events). Choose your dates on the booking page for the exact total.
Rates subject to 10% tax + 5% service charge.
