Villa Mannao in its eight-bedroom configuration is the full estate experience — two traditional Joglo pavilions set among rice fields in Kerobokan, with two swimming pools, a gazebo overlooking the paddies, and enough space for a group of sixteen to spread out without anyone feeling crowded. This is the same Mannao estate available in a six-bedroom option, but the eight-bedroom booking opens up the complete property and makes the most of its scale.

The Joglo pavilions are the architectural highlight: traditional wooden structures with carved details, traditional artwork, and living spaces that open fully to the gardens. The indoor-outdoor flow is seamless — from the pavilions you look out across the pool areas and rice field views that make this location special. All eight bedrooms have full-length glass doors to private verandas, king or twin beds, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and en-suite bathrooms with both indoor and outdoor rain showers. Starting the day with coffee on your private veranda overlooking the gardens, or showering under the stars — these are the details that make a villa stay memorable.

The property is a short drive from Seminyak’s restaurants and nightlife, while the Kerobokan rice field setting provides the peaceful atmosphere that central Seminyak cannot. Full staff includes a villa manager, housekeepers, and security, with spa treatments and private chef services available on request.

Why We Recommend Villa Mannao (8 Bedrooms)

At $917 per night for eight bedrooms, Villa Mannao works out to about $115 per room — outstanding value for a Joglo estate with two pools, rice field views, and full staff. The eight-bedroom option makes sense for large families, reunion groups, or friend gatherings where you want everyone under one roof. The two-pool setup means the estate doesn’t feel overcrowded even at full capacity, and the Joglo pavilions provide a sense of occasion that modern villa builds rarely achieve. The rice field outlook is increasingly rare as development encroaches on Kerobokan’s agricultural land — properties with this view won’t last forever.

Our Favourite Features

Two Joglo-style pavilions with traditional artwork and carved wooden details — authentic Javanese architecture that gives the estate genuine cultural character
Two swimming pools spread across the grounds mean large groups have space rather than sharing one pool
Rice field views from the gazebo and garden — the kind of Bali landscape that’s becoming increasingly rare in developed areas
Private verandas on all eight bedrooms with both indoor and outdoor rain showers in every en-suite
At $115 per room with full staff, this is exceptional value for an estate-scale Joglo property

Good To Know

Eight bedrooms is the full estate — a six-bedroom option is also available for smaller groups at a lower rate
Kerobokan is quieter and more residential than Seminyak — you’ll need transport for restaurants and nightlife, but the rice field setting is the trade-off
The Joglo pavilion style means some open-air elements — embrace the tropical setting including garden sounds and natural ventilation
Private chef is available on request rather than included — worth arranging for at least one group dinner at the estate
For groups of twelve to sixteen, this property hits the sweet spot of scale, atmosphere, and value — smaller groups may prefer the six-bedroom listing

For a large group wanting a traditional Joglo estate with rice field views, two pools, and the space to accommodate up to sixteen guests in Kerobokan’s peaceful setting, Villa Mannao’s eight-bedroom option delivers an authentic Bali experience at a price that’s hard to match.