Villa Ambra Bali

Villa Ambra Bali is the epitome of beachfront tropical luxury.

Villa Ambra Bali has 45 metres of beach frontage, and each of its five bedrooms has expansive and unimpeded sea views. Nowhere in Bali is more beachfront than this.
Gifted French designers Gaelle Echene and Charles Pelletier have created a unique ambience that combines beachcomber insouciance with utter luxury – living areas are beautifully sited to the beach, the sea and the sky.
There really is room to move and to breath in the sea air, for Villa Ambra is truly expansive. Floor space over two levels is more than 800 square metres, and the garden and pool are a vast 2200 square metres.

For beachside living in Bali - Villa Ambra offers groups of friends or family five bedroom luxury, yet the ultimate in privacy and serenity.

This very large and spacious French designed villa is located on a deserted beach, yet is close to Bali’s sophisticated shopping, restaurants and nightlife.

         * Staff, butler and chef

         * Security guards on duty round the clock

        * 37 inch LCD television screen with satellite TV programming, DVD and Bose sound system
        * Unlimited WiFi satellite broadband system
        * The villa�s electricity is supplied by the Indonesian national power company at 240 volts
        * ISD capable telephone
        * Bed linen, mosquito nets and house towels are supplied
        * complimentary use of a car and driver for up to 10 consecutive hours daily
        * A generator is on 24-hour stand-by just in case there is a power cut.
        * Villa Ambra has five air-conditioned double bedrooms with king- and queen-sized beds
        * The main living room is 80 square metres; the second, upstairs, is 45 square metres
        * The 50 square metre dining room is air-conditioned, but can also be thrown open with French doors

Subject to 15,5 % government tax & service

Low Season

      11 January – 31 March
      (Except Chinese New Year and Easter weeks)
      16 October - 19 December

High Season

     1 April – 31 July
     Chinese New Year and Easter weeks
     1 September - 15 October

Peak Season

     1 – 31 August
     20 December – 10 January