
Villa Ho Bah
Why We Recommend Villa Ho Bah
Villa Ho Bah is not one villa — it is two neighbouring Joglo estates merged into a single compound, giving your group six separate pavilions, two 10-metre private pools, and two complete living and dining setups spread across a genuine rice paddy setting in Kerobokan. The traditional Javanese Joglo architecture does most of the work: soaring thatched roofs, hand-selected local timbers, whitewashed walls, and majestic chandeliers cascading from double-height ceilings in the dining pavilions. It feels like a private village rather than a holiday rental, and that’s exactly the point.
At low season rates of $416 per night plus 15.5% tax, a group of 12 pays roughly $40 per person per night — a figure that already includes a private chef, daily breakfast, and a four-person staff team covering attendants, gardeners, and around-the-clock security. Three of the six bedrooms have four-poster beds draped in chiffon, the rice paddies are literally walkable from the compound gates, and the nearest beach is 3.5 kilometres away. For a large group wanting genuine Balinese character without a generic resort feel, Villa Ho Bah is hard to match at this price point.
What Makes It Special
Two pools, one compound
each villa section has its own 10-metre pool, so a group of 12 never has to negotiate over swim time or share a single stretch of water.
Joglo pavilion architecture
six separate pavilions with soaring thatched roofs and timber detailing give the estate a layered, atmospheric quality that poured-concrete villas simply cannot replicate.
Chandelier dining pavilions
majestic chandeliers hang from the high Joglo ceilings above both dining areas, turning every group dinner into something genuinely memorable rather than just functional.
Rice paddy surroundings
the compound sits in the paddies between Seminyak and Canggu on Jalan Merta Sari, with working fields walkable from the gate — a setting that is disappearing fast in this corridor of Bali.
Staff member Ayu
repeatedly praised by name in guest reviews, which tells you something real about the quality and consistency of the on-site team beyond the standard headcount.
Before You Book
Pricing
useful for large families or groups who want communal space but also the option to split off in the evenings.
Pet Policy
budget the tax on top when comparing with competitors who sometimes quote inclusive rates.
Airport Transfer
further from the sand than beachfront Seminyak, but the paddy setting is the trade-off and most guests consider it worth it.
Villa Layout
worth specifying your preference when booking if that detail matters for particular guests in your group.
Getting Around
without the noise and foot traffic of either.
Facilities & Services
Local Attractions
Seasonal Rates
Prices in USD per night
| Season | Period | Per Night (USD) | Min Stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low | 22 Nov 2025 – 19 Dec 2025 | $416 | 2 nights |
| Peak | 20 Dec 2025 – 10 Jan 2026 | $624 | 7 nights |
| Low | 11 Jan 2026 – 17 Apr 2026 | $416 | 2 nights |
| High | 18 Apr 2026 – 22 Apr 2026 | $572 | 4 nights |
| Low | 23 Apr 2026 – 31 May 2026 | $416 | 2 nights |
| Mid-High | 01 Jun 2026 – 30 Jun 2026 | $503 | 3 nights |
| High | 01 Jul 2026 – 31 Aug 2026 | $572 | 5 nights |
| Mid-High | 01 Sep 2026 – 30 Sep 2026 | $503 | 3 nights |
| Low | 01 Oct 2026 – 19 Dec 2026 | $416 | 2 nights |
| Peak | 20 Dec 2026 – 10 Jan 2027 | $624 | 7 nights |
Rates subject to 15% tax & service charge.






