Main Bedroom
The principal bedroom is finished in warm timber and raw plaster. A king bed sits centrally, dressed in breathable linen. Louvred openings on two walls draw a reliable cross-breeze through the night and morning hours.
The R Villas Bali › Badung
A private two-guest villa in Pererenan, Badung, Indonesia — where rice-field air meets considered design.
The R Villa Merapi sits along the leafy corridor of Jl. Sempol in Pererenan, one of Badung's most sought-after residential pockets.
A quiet address in Pererenan, Badung
The R Villa Merapi sits along the leafy corridor of Jl. Sempol in Pererenan, one of Badung's most sought-after residential pockets. The lane is shaded by mature frangipani and breadfruit trees, giving arrivals a sense of having crossed into a different rhythm — unhurried, green, genuinely local. This is Badung away from the coastal crowds, where mornings carry the scent of incense from nearby offerings and evenings close with the sound of crickets rather than traffic.
The villa has been designed with a clear material language: raw concrete and warm timber tones ground the interior, while louvred panels draw cross-breezes through the principal living space. Natural stone surfaces in the bathroom respond to the tropical humidity honestly, ageing with texture rather than fighting it. The result is an interior that feels deliberately simple — nothing superfluous, nothing missing.
Hosted by Elevate Villas Bali, a team with deep roots in the Badung property landscape, The R Villa Merapi reflects a conviction that two guests deserve the same attentiveness as a ten-bedroom estate. Linen is changed to schedule, the kitchen is stocked with the basics before arrival, and the host team is reachable by WhatsApp within minutes. Practical details are handled so that guests can focus on being present in Badung rather than managing logistics.
Pererenan itself rewards the curious. The neighbourhood sits between the surf breaks of Canggu and the market town of Mengwi, placing guests within easy reach of both without belonging wholly to either. Warung breakfasts, independent coffee roasters, ceramics studios and rice-paddy walking tracks are all within a short ride. For those who come to Badung to experience its quieter register, The R Villa Merapi offers exactly the right base.
Concrete, timber, stone and light — a two-guest villa built for the Badung pace of life.
Fibre connection throughout the villa, reliable for video calls and remote work. Network details provided at check-in.
Secure on-site parking for one scooter within the gated courtyard. Car access to the lane is limited; scooter rental nearby.
Gas hob, refrigerator, filtered water system, kettle, and full cookware set. Stocked with basic pantry essentials before arrival.
Split-system air conditioning in the bedroom. The living area is designed for natural ventilation through louvred panels.
Large overhead rain-head shower in natural stone bathroom. Hot water is consistent via electric water heater.
Deep freestanding tub in the bathroom, suited to end-of-day use. Fills in approximately six minutes at standard pressure.
Fully enclosed outdoor courtyard with mature tropical plantings, shaded day-bed pavilion, and open sun terrace for two.
Hotel-weight cotton linen and bath towels supplied. Mid-stay linen refresh available on request through the host team.
Bali-made shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and soap provided on arrival. Refills available on request at no extra charge.
Wall-mounted smart TV in the living space with access to streaming apps. Cast capability from personal devices supported.
Secure electronic keypad on the main gate and villa door. Personal access code issued before arrival for flexible check-in.
The principal bedroom is finished in warm timber and raw plaster. A king bed sits centrally, dressed in breathable linen. Louvred openings on two walls draw a reliable cross-breeze through the night and morning hours.
The living and dining area runs along the courtyard edge, framed by full-height timber panels that fold open. Concrete floors stay cool underfoot. The space is sized for two and set with a dining table and low lounge seating.
A private courtyard wraps the villa's southern face, with a shaded day-bed pavilion and an open sun terrace. Mature plantings screen the perimeter completely, making the space genuinely secluded from the lane.
The compact kitchen is arranged around a natural stone bench with full cooking equipment: hob, refrigerator, kettle, and filtered water. Open timber shelving keeps everything reachable without visual clutter.
The bathroom pairs natural stone tiles with a large rain-head shower and a freestanding soaking tub. Ventilation is handled by a louvred upper window. Toiletries from a Bali-based artisan brand are provided on arrival.
You arrive through a narrow gate on Jl. Sempol and the ambient noise of Badung simply stops. The villa opens inward — a private courtyard registers first, then the cool of the shaded living space draws you in. Check-in is handled in person or via a key-code, both options prepared in advance so you are not waiting.
Mornings at Merapi are the most generous part of the day. Light enters at a low angle through the louvres, tracing long lines across the concrete floor. The kitchen is fully equipped; making your own coffee here is genuinely pleasurable, and local beans from the Pererenan roasters nearby are worth picking up on the way in. A short walk along Jl. Sempol leads to at least three warungs serving Balinese breakfast before eight in the morning.
Afternoons belong to wherever Badung takes you. The break at Pererenan beach is less than ten minutes by scooter — mellower than Batu Bolong but with consistent swell. Canggu's main strip is equally close if you want a longer espresso and faster WiFi for a working hour. The rice fields of Mengwi are in the opposite direction and move at an entirely different pace. Returning to the villa in the mid-afternoon, you find the space holds the day's warmth without becoming heavy — the cross-ventilation design earns its keep.
Evenings settle quietly. Dinner can be as local as a plate of nasi campur from the warung at the end of the lane, or as considered as the tasting menu at one of Pererenan's newer restaurants, a ten-minute ride away. Back at Merapi, the outdoor area is lit softly, the villa is thoroughly private, and Badung outside the gate fades entirely.

10 minutes by scooter
A long black-sand stretch in Badung with consistent swell and far fewer visitors than the beaches to the south. Good for early-morning walks and watching the line-up.

18 minutes by scooter
One of Bali's most photographed sea temples, sitting on a rock formation off the Badung coast. Best visited at low tide in the late afternoon for unobstructed views.

12 minutes by scooter
Badung's most active strip for independent cafes, ceramics studios, and evening restaurants. Useful for a working morning or a proper dinner without committing to a resort.

15 minutes by scooter
A working morning market in the town centre of Mengwi, Badung, selling fresh produce, local snacks, and household goods. Arrives fully operational before seven in the morning.
Badung's quieter coastal quarter rewards early risers. Before eight, the lane outside The R Villa Merapi belongs to locals, offerings, and the smell of kopi. Here is how to spend the best two hours of the day without a plan.
Pererenan beach sits on the edge of Badung with a break that works best at dawn, when the offshore holds and the crowd thins to a handful of regulars. A guide to the water, the boards, and the warungs that open first.
From the nasi campur stall at the end of Jl. Sempol to the open-kitchen restaurants now lining Canggu's back streets, Badung offers more genuine food per square kilometre than almost anywhere in Indonesia. Where to eat, and when.
Standard check-in is from 14:00 local Badung time. Early check-in can be arranged depending on the preceding booking — please message the Elevate Villas Bali team at least 48 hours in advance and they will confirm availability.
Check-out is by 11:00. Late check-out until 13:00 is available on request and subject to the day's schedule. The host team will confirm within 24 hours of your request. Luggage storage at the villa can be arranged on departure day.
The R Villa Merapi accommodates a maximum of 2 guests. The villa is designed and furnished for two, with one king bedroom and bathroom. Additional guests cannot be hosted.
There is secure scooter parking within the gated courtyard for one scooter. The lane on Jl. Sempol, Pererenan does not comfortably accommodate a car. Scooter rental is available nearby in Badung from approximately IDR 80,000 per day.
Pets are not accommodated at The R Villa Merapi. This applies to all animals including dogs and cats. If you have specific requirements, please contact Elevate Villas Bali before booking to discuss options.
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