150 square metres of calm in Sanur, Indonesia — with a private pool, hot tub, and the beach a short walk away.
The R Villa Sinabung sits on Jalan Danau Poso in Sanur, one of Bali's most settled and walkable coastal neighbourhoods.
A 150m² Villa Where Sanur Slows You Down
The R Villa Sinabung sits on Jalan Danau Poso in Sanur, one of Bali's most settled and walkable coastal neighbourhoods. Unlike the louder resort strips further north, Sanur moves at a quieter pace — lined with warung cafes, local art galleries, and a flat seafront promenade that draws morning cyclists and afternoon strollers in equal measure. The villa is positioned close enough to walk to the beach and the town's restaurants, while remaining set back enough to feel genuinely private.
The property spans 150 square metres and is designed with simplicity as its organising principle. Clean lines, light surfaces, and considered furnishings give each space a sense of openness. The private pool anchors the outdoor area, flanked by a hot tub and sun lounging space that catches the afternoon light. A private entrance ensures arrivals feel like arrivals — not check-ins at a shared complex.
Inside, the villa is equipped for a comfortable extended stay. The kitchen comes with a full complement of crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, a coffee maker, blender, water kettle, dishwasher, and refrigerator — everything needed to cook properly rather than make do. Air conditioning, ceiling fans, and WiFi run throughout, and a safe box, hair dryer, and laptop-friendly setup ensure practical needs are met without fuss. Linens and towels are provided, and a first aid kit is on hand. Beach essentials are also available for days spent at the Sanur seafront.
Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00. The property accommodates up to 4 guests and operates with contactless check-in for a smooth, flexible arrival. Paid parking is available on the premises. Please note that pets are not permitted, and the house rules — including no smoking, no parties, and no movement of furniture — are in place to protect the villa and respect neighbours in this quiet residential setting.
150 square metres in Sanur — pool terrace, light interiors, fully equipped kitchen, and private outdoor space for four guests.
A calm, well-proportioned sleeping space with air conditioning, ceiling fan, extra pillows and blankets, and quality linens. Designed for genuine rest, with natural light and a composed, unfussy layout suited to up to 4 guests across two rooms.
A separate, private sleeping space equally well-appointed, with fresh linens, towels, and air conditioning. Ideal for companions, family, or those wanting their own corner of the villa.
A fully outfitted kitchen with crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, a blender, water kettle, coffee maker, stove, and dishwasher. Practical and complete — built for those who want to cook rather than simply reheat.
The outdoor heart of the villa — a private pool alongside a hot tub, with space for sun lounging and evening unwinding. Surrounded by the villa's walls, the terrace stays genuinely private throughout the day.
A comfortable living space with TV, strong WiFi, and a laptop-friendly setup. Light surfaces and considered furnishings keep the room open and easy — suited to both quiet evenings in and working remotely.
A full bathroom with a bathtub, hot water, hair dryer, shampoo, and body wash provided. Clean-lined and practical, it rounds out the villa's self-contained setup with everything needed for a comfortable stay.
You arrive through a private entrance in the late afternoon, the Sanur air already softer and slower than you expected. The villa opens up ahead of you — 150 square metres of light surfaces and calm geometry, the pool catching the last of the golden hour. You set your things down, switch on the ceiling fan, and the week resets.
Morning at The R Villa Sinabung begins in the kitchen. You grind coffee with what you picked up at the local market, the coffee maker running while you check the weather on the WiFi. The kitchen is properly stocked — blender, pots, crockery — and breakfast is easy and unhurried. Afterwards, you pull on a towel from the fresh stack provided and walk the short distance to Sanur's flat, calm beach. The seafront promenade here is one of the most pleasant in Bali: wide, uncluttered, with outrigger boats moored in the shallows and a horizon that stays clear most mornings.
Afternoons draw you back to the pool. The hot tub runs alongside it, and between the two, hours dissolve without effort. Air conditioning waits inside when the midday heat peaks, and the safe box holds anything you don't want to bring to the beach. By late afternoon, the outdoor space is the right temperature to simply sit with a book.
Evenings in Sanur reward walking. The neighbourhood has a genuine local restaurant scene within easy reach — seafood by the water, warung nasi campur, Indonesian coffee shops open late. You return to the villa as the streets go quiet, switch off the lights as you go — a small habit the house rules encourage — and sleep well in a space that genuinely earns the word restful.
10 minutes by foot
Sanur's calm, east-facing beach with a flat seafront promenade, outrigger boats, and shallow waters that make it one of Bali's most relaxed stretches of coastline.
12 minutes by foot
The former home of Belgian painter Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur, set directly on the Sanur seafront — a rare and intimate glimpse into early 20th-century Balinese artistic history.
8 minutes by foot
A lively evening market near the Sanur beachfront, well-regarded for fresh grilled seafood, Indonesian staples, and the kind of local atmosphere that no restaurant can replicate.
5 minutes by foot
Sanur's main café and restaurant corridor, lined with independent coffee shops, Indonesian warungs, and international dining options that cater to both visitors and long-term residents.
Sanur trades the traffic and spectacle of Bali's busier towns for something rarer — a functioning neighbourhood with a real beach, walkable streets, and a pace that doesn't ask you to catch up with it.
Sanur's flat seafront path is one of the most underrated walks in Bali. Early morning, with outrigger boats heading out and local vendors setting up, it covers two kilometres of genuinely pleasant, uncrowded coastline.
From the grilled fish stalls at Pasar Sindhu to the independent cafes along Danau Tamblingan, Sanur has a food scene built more on consistency than hype — and most of the best meals require no booking at all.
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