If you love nothing more than a touch of glamour and indulgent luxury, look no further than NoKu Beach House. As featured on Netflix in ‘The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals’, this extraordinary Seminyak villa holds a rare beachfront position and delivers a lavish holiday on a grand scale.
The villa’s sparkling 27-metre pool is flanked by sun deck and a masterfully designed entertainment balé – plus those jaw dropping Indian Ocean views. Noku Beach house is an unrivalled contemporary example of Zen chic meets Moroccan style and was created by the international-award-winning interior designer, Alex Zabotto-Bentley.
This fabulous residence sings a song of privacy and surprise, its rooftop terraces, hidden lounges, sandy-toe dining and six elegant bedrooms all hewn from total lux. Dazzling sea views, superb tropical bathrooms, a spa, meticulous interiors accented by ancient artefacts from the archipelago, state-of-the-art Void sound system, the exclusive Noku Beach House radio station, and a vast team of staff – including a private chef and maître’d – all conspire to create a polished holiday vibe. Every indulgence is at your fingertips.
Perfect for weddings, events, family groups and holidaying friends, Noku Beach House comes alive during starlit nights, with bespoke lighting and the distant glow of Kuta shimmering down the coast. Three opulent oceanfront upper floor bedrooms have open views across the tropical gardens to the sea while the other bedrooms are spectacularly private sanctuaries.
Imagine waking to the sound of rolling waves and taking a swim while your private chef prepares breakfast. Spend an hour or two in the spa, which has its own plunge pool and is entered through an architectural colonnade with Zen-style ponds creating a rarefied ambiance. Later, after an afternoon lazing around the pool, sip on curated cocktails and experience Bali’s famous sunset from a rooftop terrace. Dinner may be a seafood barbecue in the poolside balé or a candlelit dinner on one of two beachfront decks.
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