Mezzanine Bedroom
The upper level holds a king bed positioned to make the most of the apartment's split-level height. Air conditioning, closet storage, and hangers keep the space functional without crowding it.








A mezzanine apartment with balcony, king bed, pool, and garden in one of Bali's most quietly alive neighbourhoods.
The R Mezzanine Apartment sits within The R Apartment complex on Jalan Pantai Pererenan, a street that connects rice-field lanes to one of Bali's most genuinely local stretches of coastline.
A mezzanine apartment that earns its elevation
The R Mezzanine Apartment sits within The R Apartment complex on Jalan Pantai Pererenan, a street that connects rice-field lanes to one of Bali's most genuinely local stretches of coastline. The apartment occupies an upper level position that gives the balcony real reach across the surrounding greenery, making even a morning coffee feel unhurried and considered.

Inside, the split-level layout separates the sleeping area from the living space in a way that suits both solo travellers and couples travelling with one additional guest. The mezzanine holds a king bed, while the living room below contains a sofa bed for a third guest. The kitchen comes fully provisioned for self-catering: a stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, blender, fridge, freezer, and a full set of crockery, cutlery, and wine glasses. A bathtub, bidet, hair dryer, and provided linens and towels bring a considered level of comfort to daily routines without overstatement.
Pererenan itself sits just north of Canggu along Bali's southwest coast and has maintained a character that its neighbour has gradually shed. Local warungs, independent cafes, surf hire shops, and rice paddies still share the street with newer openings, giving the area texture that rewards slow exploration on foot or by motorbike. The beach is reachable in minutes. Free on-site parking makes day trips to Seminyak, Tanah Lot, or the inland foothills straightforward.
Practical details: check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00. The apartment accommodates up to three guests. Pets are not permitted on the property. A safe box, secure closet, laptop-friendly setup, and private entrance make longer working stays as viable as short leisure breaks.
The balcony, the mezzanine, the pool, and the garden in Pererenan, Indonesia.
The upper level holds a king bed positioned to make the most of the apartment's split-level height. Air conditioning, closet storage, and hangers keep the space functional without crowding it.
The ground-level living area anchors the apartment with a sofa bed for a third guest, a television, and a layout that supports working as comfortably as it does unwinding after a day at the beach.
Stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, blender, fridge, and freezer sit alongside a complete set of crockery, cutlery, and wine glasses. Self-catering here requires no compromises.
The mezzanine balcony extends the living space outward with outdoor seating positioned above the garden. Morning light and late afternoon shade both arrive at useful times.
The garden surrounds a pool that stays shaded in the early morning and open to full sun through the afternoon. Free on-site parking sits alongside, practical for day trips inland or along the coast.
A full bathtub, bidet, hair dryer, and provided shampoo, conditioner, and body wash make the bathroom a considered part of the apartment rather than an afterthought.
You arrive through the private entrance in the afternoon, the air carrying the particular warmth that settles over Pererenan after three o'clock. Check-in from 15:00 means there is time to unpack properly, hang clothes in the closet, and set a coffee going in the machine before the light shifts.
Mornings begin on the balcony. The mezzanine position places you just above the immediate surroundings, and the garden below stays quiet long enough to get through a second cup before the day properly starts. Breakfast is easy to prepare in the kitchen with the toaster, blender for fresh fruit, and a full set of cooking basics. The fridge and freezer mean a market run on day one supplies the rest of the stay.
During the day, the pool is the natural gravity point. Pererenan Beach is only a few minutes away on foot or by motorbike, and the surf there has a rhythm that is readable for intermediate riders and worth watching for everyone else. The lane network behind the apartment winds through rice fields that change colour with the season and reward a slow afternoon walk with almost no traffic.
By evening, the apartment settles into its own pace. The bathtub is worth using at least once. The TV, wine glasses, and a kitchen that handles more than the basics make staying in a genuine choice rather than a fallback. Lights out, air conditioning set, the mezzanine bed raised just enough above the street to feel genuinely removed. Check-out is by 10:00, which leaves the early morning still yours.

5 minutes on foot
A long black-sand stretch with consistent swells and far fewer crowds than neighbouring Canggu. Surf hire is available directly on the sand.

20 minutes by car
One of Bali's most recognisable sea temples, set on a rocky outcrop and best visited in the late afternoon when the light is low and the site is atmospheric rather than crowded.

10 minutes by car
A dense concentration of independent cafes, restaurants, and surf shops that makes it worth an afternoon visit without needing to stay any longer than that.

12 minutes by car
A longstanding Batu Bolong fixture with cold drinks, open-air seating, and a front-row position for watching the sun go down over the Indian Ocean.
While the areas around it have changed quickly, Pererenan has kept a particular texture: rice fields alongside specialty coffee, local warungs one street over from surf schools. A look at what makes the area still worth arriving slowly.
The black-sand beach north of Canggu gets the light early and the surfers soon after. What to expect from a morning walk along the waterfront, where to find coffee, and why the tide schedule matters more than the alarm clock.
Tanah Lot is twenty minutes west. The rice terraces above Tabanan are forty minutes north. From a base in Pererenan, Bali's interior is accessible without an early start. Three routes worth taking and when to leave.
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