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Teak sun loungers on the pool deck of a private villa in Ubud

Pool Villas · Bali

Private Villas with Pools in Bali

Privacy, personal service and a pool of your own — in Ubud, Seminyak, Nusa Dua or Uluwatu, from around USD 700 a night.

From, per night
USD 700+
Dry season
Apr–Oct
Jungle, beach and cliffs
4 areas

Why a pool villa

Space, service and a pool of your own

What sets a private villa apart from a hotel room.

  • Large private villa with a long pool and lawn in Bali

    Privacy and personal service

    Grounds of 1,000 to 5,000 square metres keep you secluded, with a butler and chef on hand in villas from about USD 800 a night.

    • Personal butler
    • Private chef
    • Private excursions
  • Infinity pool above the jungle near Ubud

    Architecture and amenities

    Alang-alang roofs and wood carving meet modern comfort; the pool is often an infinity edge facing ocean or jungle.

    • Infinity pools
    • Full kitchens
    • En-suite bedrooms
  • Sun setting over the wet sand of Seminyak beach

    Four distinct settings

    Seminyak for dining and nightlife, Ubud for culture and wellness, Nusa Dua for families, Uluwatu for cliffs and surf.

    • Seminyak
    • Ubud
    • Nusa Dua
    • Uluwatu
  • Tegallalang rice terraces and coconut palms near Ubud

    Lighter on the island

    Many villas use solar panels, harvest rainwater and source local, organic produce; some support schools and conservation.

    • Solar power
    • Rainwater harvesting
    • Local produce

In short

Private pool villas in Bali start at around USD 700 a night and reach USD 3,000 or more for larger, multi-bedroom properties.

Price depends on location, size and the level of service. Most include daily housekeeping, airport transfers and access to a chef or butler — we confirm current rates and inclusions for you.

Entry rate, per night
USD 700
Multi-bedroom villas
USD 3,000+
Per night, approx.
IDR 10.5–24m
Typical villa grounds
1,000–5,000 m²

Planning your stay

Five steps to the right pool villa

From choosing a season to confirming the fine print.

  1. Step 1 01

    Pick your season

    The dry season (April–October) is sunniest; the wet season (November–March) is quieter, with lower rates.

  2. Step 2 02

    Choose the setting

    Jungle calm in Ubud, lively Seminyak, family-friendly Nusa Dua or clifftop Uluwatu.

  3. Step 3 03

    Compare amenities

    Butler service, in-villa dining, wellness or cultural experiences — decide what matters most to you.

  4. Step 4 04

    Confirm rates and inclusions

    Check housekeeping, transfers, staff, taxes and guest limits before you commit.

  5. Step 5 05

    Book early for peak dates

    For July–August and Christmas–New Year, book at least six months ahead.

Beyond the villa

Experiences to add to your stay

Many can be arranged at the villa; others take you out across the island.

  • Private car on a palm-lined road in Bali Touring

    Chauffeured tours

    Private tours to Ubud's temples and rice terraces with your own driver.

    • Temples
    • Rice terraces

    From USD 180 per tour

  • Private motor yacht on clear turquoise water off Bali At sea

    Yacht charters

    A private yacht to the nearby islands for the day.

    • Nearby islands
    • Private crew

    Up to USD 2,000 per charter

    Yacht charters
  • Plated dish on a table dressed with tropical flowers Dining

    Fine-dining tasting menus

    Tasting menus at the island's world-class restaurants, from fine dining to beachfront.

    • Tasting menus
    • Beachfront

    USD 60–150 per person

  • Therapist preparing massage oil for a spa treatment In-villa

    Spa and yoga

    Spa treatments and yoga sessions, often available directly at the villa.

    • Massage
    • Private yoga
  • Sunset yoga in an open pavilion above the rice fields near Ubud Ubud · Wellness

    Week-long wellness retreats

    Accommodation, daily activities and healthy meals in one retreat, priced in the low four figures for a week.

    • Spa
    • Yoga
    • Healthy dining
  • Balinese cook and a guest preparing ingredients in a cooking class Culture

    Cooking classes and culture

    Private chefs, Balinese cooking classes, dance performances and artisan workshops.

    • Cooking
    • Dance
    • Temples

Prices as published and indicative — we confirm with each provider before booking.

FAQ

Pool villa questions, answered

Straight answers before you book. More in our full FAQ.

All frequently asked questions

Plan with a specialist

Let's find your pool villa

Share your dates, group size and the setting you want — we'll shortlist private pool villas and confirm rates and inclusions.