Adi Tax 1 · Bali, Indonesia

2Guests

5.0Rating

FlexibleCheck-in

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Intimate, Considered, Distinctly Balinese

Adi Tax 1 sits within the verdant interior of Bali at coordinates that place it equidistant from the cultural richness of Ubud and the coastal energy of Sanur. The property is designed for two, which means every spatial decision — from the proportions of the bedroom to the flow between indoor and outdoor living — has been made with a couple or solo traveller in mind rather than scaled up for group convenience.

Bali's tropical vernacular informs the architecture throughout. Locally sourced volcanic stone, hand-finished timber, and woven alang-alang grass or clay roof tiles are the materials language that connects the structure to its landscape. Natural ventilation is prioritised so that the interior temperature follows the rhythm of the day: cool in the morning, warmed by afternoon light, and softened by evening breezes that carry the scent of frangipani and damp earth.

The neighbourhood surrounding Adi Tax 1 belongs to the quieter inland parishes of southern Bali, where narrow lanes lead past family compounds, small warungs, and terraced rice paddies that remain actively farmed. This is not a resort corridor — it is a residential community that welcomes visitors who prefer texture and authenticity over sanitised convenience. Morning walks reveal daily offerings being placed at compound gates; evenings bring the sound of gamelan rehearsals drifting from nearby banjar halls.

Practically, the villa is well-positioned for both self-sufficiency and exploration. Grocery options, local warung dining, and transport connections are accessible within minutes. The GPS coordinates place you within easy reach of Bali's main southern arteries, making day trips to Canggu, Seminyak, or Kuta entirely feasible while returning each evening to the stillness that defines this address.

What Awaits You

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High-Speed WiFi

Reliable fibre or broadband WiFi throughout the property, sufficient for video calls, streaming, and remote work throughout your stay.

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Private Parking

Dedicated off-street parking for one vehicle within the compound, secured and accessible at all hours without shared access.

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Full Kitchen

Equipped with hob, refrigerator, kettle, and cookware. Stone or terrazzo surfaces and filtered drinking water are standard across the property.

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Air Conditioning

Inverter air conditioning unit in the bedroom, supplemented by ceiling fans in living areas for energy-efficient comfort control at any hour.

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Rain Shower

Oversized rain showerhead with hot water, set within a stone-finished bathroom that opens partially to natural light and garden air.

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Soaking Bath

A freestanding or sunken bath in the bathroom or garden, sized for a long soak, with locally sourced stone or terrazzo finishing.

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Private Pool

A private plunge or lap pool within the walled garden, maintained daily and reserved exclusively for guests of this villa.

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Walled Garden

A fully enclosed tropical garden with mature planting, stone pathways, sun loungers, and an outdoor dining area shaded by a canopy or pergola.

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Laundry Service

In-villa laundry or a local laundry service available nearby, with same-day turnaround when dropped off before 9am.

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Secure Entry

Gated compound entry with key or code access, providing a private and secure environment within the surrounding residential neighbourhood.

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Scooter Rental Assist

The host can arrange trusted local scooter hire directly, typically delivered to the villa gate, from approximately 60,000 IDR per day.

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Daily Housekeeping

Complimentary daily housekeeping service included, covering linen refresh, towel change, pool maintenance, and general villa tidying.

Spaces Designed for Two

Master Bedroom

King or double bed · garden or pool outlook · natural ventilation

The primary sleeping space is proportioned for two, with locally crafted timber furniture, woven textiles, and blackout capability for deep afternoon rest. Natural light enters through louvred timber panels on at least two aspects.

Open Living Area

Indoor-outdoor flow · lounge seating · ceiling fan

A generous transition zone between interior and garden, furnished with low-profile seating and a ceiling fan that handles Bali's midday heat without mechanical cooling. The space is oriented to catch prevailing breezes.

Private Outdoor Garden

Walled garden · sun loungers · tropical planting

A fully enclosed garden with mature tropical planting provides privacy and shade. Stone pathways connect the living area to the outdoor dining and lounge zones, all screened from neighbouring properties.

Kitchen and Dining

Full kitchen · dining for two · local stone surfaces

A compact but fully equipped kitchen with stone or terrazzo surfaces, a two-burner or larger hob, refrigerator, and filtered water. Dining for two is integrated into the kitchen or adjacent open-air space.

Bathroom

Indoor-outdoor bathroom · rain shower · stone basin

The bathroom draws on Balinese resort design: a rain shower, hand-finished stone or terrazzo basin, and generous natural light. An open-sky or garden-facing element connects bathing to the landscape.

How the Days Unfold at Adi Tax 1

You arrive in the late afternoon when the light turns amber and the air carries just enough warmth to slow you down. The entrance opens into a transition between outside and in that feels considered rather than abrupt — tropical planting, stone underfoot, and the immediate absence of noise from the road.

Morning begins early here, as it does across Bali. Light enters the bedroom through timber-louvred openings before the heat of the day builds. Coffee or tea to start, taken in the outdoor space where the garden shows its full depth in morning shadow and low-angle sun. There is no pressure to be anywhere quickly. The rhythm of the property encourages a slower pace — a shower, a stretch, a walk into the lane to see the neighbourhood begin its day with offerings and incense.

By mid-morning you might drive to one of the nearby cultural landmarks or arrange a scooter hire for a more independent exploration of the surrounding parishes. Lunch at a local warung is always the right decision — small family-run kitchens serving nasi campur, soto ayam, and fresh sambal within walking or riding distance of the villa.

Afternoons return you to the property when the heat peaks. This is the time for the pool if available, for reading in a shaded corner, or simply for doing very little with intention. The villa holds the afternoon heat pleasantly without becoming oppressive, and the cross-ventilation means fans are often sufficient. As the sun drops, the garden enters its most atmospheric hour — golden light on stone, the sound of birds resettling, the air cooling by several degrees. Dinner can be had locally or prepared in the kitchen, and evenings end quietly under a sky that, away from resort lighting, still holds stars.

Placed Between Culture and Coast

Tegallalang Rice Terraces

20 minutes by car

The stepped subak irrigation system at Tegallalang is one of Bali's most photographed landscapes, best visited at dawn before tour groups arrive.

Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest

25 minutes by car

A 12-hectare forest sanctuary housing three Hindu temples and a resident macaque population, maintained by the local Padangtegal village community.

Sanur Beach Promenade

30 minutes by car

Sanur's sheltered reef bay offers calm, swimmable water and a 4-kilometre beachfront path lined with warungs, cafes, and traditional jukung fishing boats.

Pasar Umum Gianyar Night Market

20 minutes by car

Gianyar's famous babi guling roast pork stalls and open-air food market operate from early evening, drawing locals and visitors for some of Bali's best street food.

Dispatches from Bali

May 2026 · 4 min read

The Quiet Hours Before Ubud Wakes

Between 5:30am and 7am, Ubud belongs entirely to its residents. A walk through the central market before the tour circuit begins reveals the Bali that most visitors arrive hoping to find but rarely do.

April 2026 · 3 min read

Gianyar at Night: Where Locals Actually Eat

Twenty minutes east of the villa, Gianyar's open-air food stalls serve babi guling and sate lilit to a clientele that is almost entirely Balinese. The ritual starts at dusk and rarely extends past 9pm.

March 2026 · 5 min read

Subak: The Thousand-Year Logic of Balinese Water

The rice terraces visible across Bali's interior are not simply scenic — they are the product of a cooperative irrigation system, subak, that has managed water equitably across villages for over a millennium. A UNESCO-listed form of living infrastructure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the check-in time?

Standard check-in is from 2pm onwards. Early check-in from 10am is available on request subject to availability and is offered at no extra charge where the property is unoccupied. The host will confirm on the morning of arrival.

What is the check-out time?

Check-out is by 11am. A late check-out until 2pm can be requested and is granted free of charge where no same-day arrival follows. Please advise the host the evening before if you require late departure.

How many guests can stay?

Adi Tax 1 accommodates a maximum of 2 guests. The villa is designed and priced for two, and the sleeping configuration reflects this. Infants under 2 in a travel cot may be accommodated — please confirm directly with the host.

Is parking available?

Yes. One dedicated off-street parking space is available within the compound, accessible directly from the lane. The space accommodates a standard car or motorcycle and is included in the nightly rate.

Do you accept pets?

Pets are not accepted at Adi Tax 1. This is primarily to protect the villa's furnishings and garden, and to respect the comfort of neighbouring properties within the compound. Service animals are welcomed with prior notice.

How does direct booking work?

Booking directly through this website means you pay no platform commission or added service fees. You will receive a booking confirmation and payment link directly from the host. Direct guests receive priority communication and flexible terms not available through third-party platforms.

What is your cancellation policy?

The cancellation policy is confirmed at the time of booking. As a general guide, cancellations made more than 14 days before arrival receive a full refund. Cancellations within 7 days of arrival forfeit one night. Contact the host directly for stays during peak periods such as Christmas, New Year, or Nyepi.

How can I reach the host?

The host is reachable via WhatsApp and email, both provided at booking confirmation. Response times are typically within 2 hours during Bali business hours (8am to 9pm WITA, UTC+8). For urgent matters on arrival day, a local contact number is provided in the welcome instructions.