Sleeping Quarters
Two well-proportioned bedrooms offer restful accommodation for up to four guests. Each space is kept uncluttered, with closets, hangers, and blackout-level calm supporting genuinely good sleep in the Bali heat.








250 square metres of open-plan living, a private pool, and an in-villa cinema — quiet enough to exhale, close enough to everything that matters.
Villa Masurai sits within The R Villa compound on Jalan Belulang Yeh, one of Pererenan's quieter residential lanes that still keeps the village's cafes, rice-field walks, and surf breaks within easy r
Space, Calm, and a Cinema at the End of the Hall
Villa Masurai sits within The R Villa compound on Jalan Belulang Yeh, one of Pererenan's quieter residential lanes that still keeps the village's cafes, rice-field walks, and surf breaks within easy reach. At 250 square metres, the villa is built around generous proportions — high ceilings draw in the Bali breeze, wide doorways dissolve the boundary between interior and garden, and the private pool anchors the outdoor space without crowding it. The architecture keeps ornamentation minimal so that the landscape does the work: green against white, stillness against light.

Inside, the living areas are arranged on a single level, which makes moving between the kitchen, dining table, and living room feel natural and unhurried. The kitchen is equipped for real cooking — a gas stove, full refrigerator with freezer, coffee maker, water kettle, pots and pans, and wine glasses suggest that meals at home are entirely worthwhile. The dining table seats the group comfortably, and a desk offers a functional spot for those who carry work into their travels.
Perhaps the most unexpected feature of Villa Masurai is its private movie theater. After a day at the beach or an afternoon exploring Pererenan's growing arts and food scene, the cinema room offers an evening that rarely comes standard with a villa rental. Paired with air conditioning, fast WiFi, and a washer for longer stays, the practical layer of the villa is quietly thorough.
Guests check in from 15:00 and check out by 10:00. The villa accommodates up to four guests and offers free parking on premises as well as a private entrance. Elevate Villas Bali manages the property with attention to the details that make a stay feel considered rather than transactional. Pererenan itself — a village that has found its footing between local Balinese life and an international creative community — provides the kind of surroundings that make it easy to stay longer than planned.
250 square metres of considered space in Pererenan — pool, cinema, open kitchen, and quiet garden, photographed as they are used.
Two well-proportioned bedrooms offer restful accommodation for up to four guests. Each space is kept uncluttered, with closets, hangers, and blackout-level calm supporting genuinely good sleep in the Bali heat.
A generous, single-level living room connects seamlessly to the dining table and kitchen. High ceilings and wide openings keep the space airy, while air conditioning and fast WiFi make it equally suited to relaxing or working.
The kitchen is stocked for cooking from scratch — gas stove, refrigerator with freezer, coffee maker, kettle, pots, pans, crockery, and wine glasses. Cooking at the villa is a genuine pleasure rather than an afterthought.
A dedicated cinema room sets Villa Masurai apart from comparable rentals. The space is purpose-built for film watching — not a television on a wall, but a proper screened room that makes evenings at home the main event.
The private pool sits within a well-maintained garden that filters the surrounding neighbourhood into calm. Sun hours are generous, and the pool deck connects directly to the living area for easy indoor-outdoor movement throughout the day.
You arrive on Jalan Belulang Yeh as the afternoon light shifts gold across the compound walls. The private entrance opens directly into the villa, and within minutes the pool is visible through the open living area, still and blue in the late-day warmth. You drop your bags, turn on the air conditioning in the bedroom, and pour something cold from the refrigerator. The transition from road to rest takes almost no time at all.
Mornings at Masurai start slowly. Coffee brews in the kitchen while the garden holds the early quiet that Pererenan does well — bird sounds, a faint breeze, no traffic noise worth mentioning. Breakfast at the dining table stretches longer than it would anywhere else. When the mood shifts toward activity, the surf at Pererenan Beach is a short ride away, and the village's cafes and market stalls fill the hour before or after the water.
Afternoons carry their own rhythm. The pool is at its best between noon and three, when the sun sits directly overhead and the water turns a sharp, clear blue. The single-level layout means you move easily between the pool deck, the living area, and the kitchen without effort. A drying rack handles wet towels, the washer runs a load, and the villa absorbs the loose, unscheduled pace of a good holiday afternoon.
By evening, the cinema room earns its place. The group settles in, the overhead light goes off, and a film fills the screen in a way that a television on a wall simply cannot match. It is the kind of evening that makes going out feel optional rather than necessary. The day closes with the villa to yourselves, the pool lit softly outside, and nothing asking for your attention.

5 minutes by car
A long black-sand stretch with reliable surf breaks and far fewer crowds than Canggu's main beach. Popular with local surfers and worth visiting at low tide.

12 minutes by car
A working Balinese morning market with fresh produce, spices, and prepared food. Arrive before 8am for the full experience alongside local traders and families.

18 minutes by car
A UNESCO-listed royal temple set within a moated garden compound. One of Bali's finest examples of traditional Balinese architecture, quieter than Tanah Lot.

7 minutes by car
A well-regarded garden restaurant in Pererenan serving seasonal Indonesian and international dishes. Known among the local creative community for its relaxed Sunday sessions.
While Canggu draws the crowds, the village of Pererenan has quietly built a life of its own — surf, rice fields, a handful of excellent cafes, and a pace that hasn't been optimised out of existence yet.
Pererenan's morning markets supply everything you need to cook a proper meal. With a fully equipped kitchen and a dining table that invites conversation, eating in can be as memorable as any restaurant evening.
Three days in Pererenan — what to do with the mornings, how to spend the slow afternoons, and why the evenings tend to settle into something quieter and more satisfying than the usual Canggu circuit.
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