Jatiluwih · Tabanan · Bali
Mountains Side Villa
A slower way to experience Bali. Mountain scenery, traditional character, and space to reconnect with nature.
Explore the StayClose to nature.
Far from the rush.
High in the Tabanan Regency, far from the coastal crowds, Jatiluwih moves at the pace of the seasons. Mornings start cool and misty, the hills turn every shade of green, and the sound of traffic gives way to birdsong and running water.
Mountains Side Villa sits within this landscape. Carved timber, handmade furniture and the open lines of Balinese architecture give the property a lived-in character, while tea-growing slopes and tropical gardens surround it on every side.
It is a place for guests who want to read on a terrace, walk between fields, taste local tea, and discover the area slowly, rather than rush between sights.
Rooms with character.
Choose from deluxe rooms, a junior suite with its own living area, or the Joglo House, a traditional timber home with a distinctive roofline.
The landscape around you.
Tea gardens, tall tropical trees and distant volcanic peaks shape each day here. Many guests spend their mornings outdoors with a warm drink, watching cloud drift across the slopes before the sun burns it away.
The surrounding Jatiluwih highlands are known for rice terraces, village life and quiet walking country. Views vary between accommodation categories, so the scenery from each room differs.
Explore Jatiluwih
A place to unwind.
The Infinity Pool
An outdoor pool that looks out over the surrounding landscape, open all year.
Quiet Moments
A garden, terrace and shared lounge, plus wellness services, some at an additional charge.
Discover Tea & WellnessTea and local flavors.
Learn about the tea that grows around the property, with tastings arranged on request.
Tea, food and time outdoors
A warm welcome.
Hospitality here is personal. The hosts and staff help with the practical side of a stay, from arranging meals ahead of time to sharing ideas for exploring the area.
Guests are invited to experience local culture at an unhurried pace, with time to ask questions and learn how life in the highlands is shaped by the land.
Discover Jatiluwih.
Jatiluwih is known for its sweeping rice terraces, part of Bali's UNESCO-listed subak cultural landscape. Walking, cycling and village culture make it a rewarding area to explore.
Make room for a slower stay.
Discover the landscape, character, and quiet rhythms of Jatiluwih from a place designed for time away.