Master Bedroom Suite
The largest of the three bedrooms, furnished with a king bed, dedicated safe box, hair dryer, and independent air conditioning. Clean rendered walls and considered lighting keep the room calm and restful.








A 200m² villa in the heart of Pererenan, Indonesia — designed for six, built without compromise.
The R Villa Ranakah sits on Jalan Belulang Yeh in Pererenan, one of Bali's most quietly compelling neighbourhoods — close enough to Canggu's energy, far enough to hear the rice fields in the morning.
Where Considered Design Meets a Village You Will Want to Stay In
The R Villa Ranakah sits on Jalan Belulang Yeh in Pererenan, one of Bali's most quietly compelling neighbourhoods — close enough to Canggu's energy, far enough to hear the rice fields in the morning. The single-level layout spans 200 square metres, making it genuinely liveable rather than merely photographable. Smooth rendered walls, tiled floors, and carefully chosen furniture give each room a clean, unhurried character. The private pool anchors the outdoor space, flanked by a deck and covered seating that works equally well for an afternoon read or a long evening meal.

The three bedrooms are scaled for real comfort, each cooled by air conditioning and finished with the kind of details — safe boxes, quality linens, hair dryers — that remove the friction of travel. The kitchen is fully equipped: a stove, microwave, toaster, fridge, and mini fridge mean you can cook a proper breakfast or stock up from the local warung without compromise. A sound system and wine glasses suggest the villa was designed with evenings in mind, and the WiFi is reliable enough for those who need a laptop-friendly base between excursions.
Pererenan itself has a particular texture that longer-stay guests come to appreciate. The streets between rice paddies and surf break hold a growing collection of independent cafes, natural wine bars, and creative studios, yet the neighbourhood retains a residential calm that the more tourist-heavy corridors of Bali have traded away. The villa sits within this balance — a private entrance and dedicated parking mean arrivals and departures feel easy and unhurried.
Practical details: check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00. The property is managed by Elevate Villas Bali, whose team is on hand to assist with anything from restaurant recommendations to arranging transportation. Up to six guests are accommodated. Pets are not permitted. A travel crib is available on request, making the villa a sound choice for families travelling with young children.
200 square metres of single-level living in Pererenan — from the private pool and covered deck to three air-conditioned bedrooms and a fully equipped kitchen.
The largest of the three bedrooms, furnished with a king bed, dedicated safe box, hair dryer, and independent air conditioning. Clean rendered walls and considered lighting keep the room calm and restful.
A well-proportioned second room with a queen bed, ample wardrobe space, and air conditioning. Suited equally to couples or solo travellers who want a quiet base within the villa.
Versatile third bedroom that can accommodate a travel crib alongside the main bed — a practical option for families. Air-conditioned and finished to the same standard as the rest of the property.
A fully equipped kitchen with stove, microwave, toaster, fridge, and mini fridge. Dining space for the full six-guest capacity, with wine glasses and a sound system that carries through to the outdoor seating.
The social centre of the villa. A private pool set within a tiled deck, covered outdoor seating for shade, and enough open space for loungers. The pool area connects directly to the interior living space.
You arrive through a private entrance off Jalan Belulang Yeh in Pererenan, the gate closing behind you onto a world that operates at its own pace. The single-level layout opens immediately — tiled floors cool underfoot, air conditioning dialled to wherever you left it, the pool catching the late-afternoon light through the deck railings.
Mornings tend to organise themselves around the kitchen. The stove, toaster, and fully stocked fridge mean breakfast is unhurried — coffee made at your own pace, doors open to the outdoor seating while the surrounding streets of Pererenan slowly come alive. If you would rather eat out, the cafes of Pererenan are minutes away on foot or by scooter.
The middle of the day belongs to the pool. The deck is wide enough for loungers and a table; the covered patio offers shade when the Bali sun is at its most direct. The sound system carries easily to the outdoor space, and the villa's single-level flow means the living area, pool, and kitchen stay in easy conversation throughout the afternoon.
As the light softens, Pererenan reveals its best quality: the ability to hold both energy and stillness at once. You can walk to a wine bar or a beachside warung, or stay entirely within the villa — pouring something into the wine glasses provided, eating on the deck, letting the evening stretch. The iron, the safe box, the hair dryer — the small things are all accounted for, which means your attention stays on the things that actually matter during a stay in Pererenan, Indonesia.

8 minutes by scooter
A long, black-sand stretch popular with surfers and swimmers alike. Less crowded than neighbouring breaks, with a handful of warungs lining the shore for post-swim meals.

12 minutes by car
The closest hub for specialty coffee, independent restaurants, and evening venues. Walkable once you arrive, with everything from Balinese warungs to international kitchens.

20 minutes by car
One of Bali's most photographed sea temples, built on a rocky outcrop offshore. The approach through rice terraces and coastal scrub is as worthwhile as the destination itself.

10 minutes by scooter
A traditional morning market where local vendors sell fresh tropical fruit, vegetables, and prepared foods. Arrive before 8am for the widest selection and the most authentic atmosphere.
While busier Bali corridors have leaned into tourism infrastructure, Pererenan has held its shape — rice paddies beside coffee shops, surf breaks beside family compounds. Here is what makes it worth choosing deliberately.
From the first warung coffee to a plate of nasi campur eaten on a roadside bench, the breakfast options within scooter distance of Pererenan's villas cover a surprising amount of ground. A loose itinerary for your first morning.
There is a version of a Bali stay that barely leaves the property, and a version that tries to see everything. The R Villa Ranakah sits in useful proximity to both impulses — here is how to balance them across a week in Pererenan.
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