Embraced by a verdant landscape, Hoshinoya Bali is a sanctuary.
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Luxe minimalism is at its best, with only thirty villas dotting three hectares of land.
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Inspired by Balinese culture and traditions, the chief architect came up with a design that resembles a village. She blended the brand’s signature contemporary style with the charms of the location.
The canal flows through the property.
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The villa blends Balinese traditions with Japanese design sensibilities.
V
It is furnished with minimal-chic teak furniture, frameless futon beds, and batik lampshades created by master artisans.
Elaborate fretworks feature local floral and fauna.
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Canal-like swimming pools that mimic the subak system.
S
These “streams” connect the villas, making the property look like a village built along the water’s edge.
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A delectable menu that fuses Balinese favors with Japanese finesse.
F
All display skill and high-caliber creativity, from the addictively crunchy chicken skewers and the wagyu beef with three kinds of sauces to the delightful desserts.
Japanese-style breakfast at Hoshinoya Bali.