Villa Shinta Dewi, named after one of the main mythical figures from the Ramayana in Indonesian folklore, is now available to Bali holiday makers searching for an outstanding Bali luxury villa. Located in the most fashionable part of Seminyak, close to beach, restaurants and the trendy shopping district, the design, by one of Bali’s leading architects, Glenn Parker, and interiors, by the highly regarded Dean Kempnich, are sure to please the most discerning of holiday visitors.
The four tastefully decorated, air-conditioned, ensuite bedrooms, the large open sided dining room, the spacious upstairs and downstairs lounges, the cozy air-conditioned study and the small but well equipped fitness room overlook a generous pool and lush tropical garden areas. The poolside sun beds and two lounges offer guests the choice of sun or shade throughout the day. Enjoy the soft tropical breezes in the upstairs lounge, truly a place to relax. The trained staff of this beautiful modern Balinese villa look forward to welcoming you on your next vacation.
This Bali villa is part of the exclusive Laksmana Bali Villas. These luxuriously appointed private residences, now available for holiday rentals are centrally located in Seminyak, which is emerging as Asia’s most fashionable resort district. Each of the individually owned Bali villas has its own personality, and all reflect the highest standards of tropical design. Attentive english speaking staff will assist you in helping to satisfy all of your holiday requirements.
The best of Seminyak is within walking distance of Laksmana Villas; miles of wide sandy beach, tropical chic shopping for fashion and interior design, spas, pulsating nightlife and superb dining at relaxed elegant restaurants. Laksmana Villas is located on the most in vogue stretch of Jalan Laksmana, situated in complete privacy down a shady lane that keeps the outside world at a discreet distance. All this only one hundred meters from the Indian ocean ! At night the only sounds heard are the tropical breeze in swaying coconut palms, and the distant crashing of the surf.
May 15th, 2008 at 9:50 am
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