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This Villa is a breathtaking new luxury 4 bedroom beach and river front property in North Bali. The Villa, situated on 1.25 hectares of beautifully landscaped and maintained private beach gardens, offers stunning ocean, river and mountain views. The Villa is located about 2.5 hrs' drive from Bali's international airport (or 30-40 minutes by helicopter, helipad available) in the tranquil Lovina beach area.

Lovina is becoming more and more popular with people who know how to appreciate the real Bali, and this villa occupies a prime beach front location in the more rural North. The villa has two floors. The spacious master bedroom, which overlooks the ocean and has a Jacuzzi in the bathroom, and 2 additional bedrooms with bathrooms en suite are situated on the ground floor. The top floor has an office with computer and Internet (WIFI) connection and a printer as well as a library. Adjacent to the office is the 4th bedroom that enjoys garden and ocean views.

Each bedroom has air-conditioning, self controlled satellite TV and stereo. All rooms are spacious, indulgent and exclusive. The living and dining area has about 195 square meters, is air-conditioned and includes a grand piano. This villa accommodates 8 people (4 couples) comfortably. It has a small marina with a boat and jet ski, a tennis court and a golf driving range. The villa has excellent privacy with ± 140 m2 of terrace. The infinity pool is 18x9 meters large. There are two Jacuzzi baths, one outside near the main pool and one in the master en suite.

Small marina with a boat and jet ski and a professional operator who will show you dolphins or take you snorkeling. Additional costs will be charged to use this facility at USD 30 per hour for a max of 6 persons.

The Beach Villa has a permanent staff of 12. 1 manager - 2 butlers who will assist the guests and guarantee that they feel comfortable and enjoy their stay. 1 professional Indonesian, European and Chinese cook. 2 maids - 3 security guards (24 hours) - 1 water sport operator - 2 gardeners- 1 driver.

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Current Price	EUR 1200 per week excl Taxes
Including	Airport Transfers
Use of Car	Included in Price
Tags	rent 3 bedrooms north bali beach front rental
Price	EUR 1200 p/w

AYODYA RESORT BALI

Jalan Pantai Mengiat

P.O. Box 46, Nusa Dua 80363 Bali - Indonesia

T: 62 361 771102 F: 62 361 771616

E: info@ayodyaresortbali.com

W: www.ayodyaresortbali.com

Ayodya Resort Bali is a place of quintessential Balinese architectural style and elegance. The resort is designed to resemble a Balinese water palace, expanded to the maximum grandeur. The art of stone statues, fountains, carved relief and lagoon pools proclaim “the Ramayana Epic theme” throughout the Hotel.

Ayodya name comes from Hindhu “Mythology”, the name of the sacred palace where King Rama and his beautiful wife, Shinta, happily resided.The environment is dedicated to romance and harmony.

LOCATION:

Ayodya Resort Bali is a 5 star, luxury, Balinese themed resort located within the secure gated resort community of Nusa Dua on 11,5 hectares along a prime 300 meter stretch of pristine sandy beach.

This expansive beachfront property is directly adjacent to the Bali Golf & Country Club and nearby Upscale Shopping Center.

ROOM TYPES

Deluxe Rooms:48 Sqm of luxury, garden views, over our lagoon, swimming pool or the golf course. Ocean views across tropical gardens, to the Ocean.

Grande Rooms: Spacious room with an area of 56 Sqm with elegant décor, teak parquet floors, broadband internet access, 32' flat screen TV, in room environmental control system, garden views, over our lagoon, swimming pool or the golf course, Ocean views across tropical gardens, to the Ocean.

The Ayodya Palace:

On honeymoon or on holiday, luxury accommodation is essential and with the range choices available at the Ayodya Resort Bali, there is something to suit everyone. From the Ayodya Rooms with sweeping views of the ocean and gardens, or the lush garden spaces of the Mandavi and Kausalya suites with private pools, the accommodation is in the style of a deluxe private villa. For guests who prefer the feel of an exclusive beachfront apartment, the rama and shinta suites with plush four poster beds are perfect for newlywed couples and families.

Range of choices in The Ayodya Palace Rooms:

Ayodya Garden or Ocean View: 56 Sqm of luxury superior amenities, separate shower cabinet and views over our lagoon or swimming pool or the golf course. Ocean Rooms have views across tropical gardens, to the Ocean.

Ayodya Honeymoon: 56/79 Sqm. Garden view, four poster bed, double daybed and garden furniture on the terrace. A small private foyer entrance area and spacious bath room with bathtub for two.

Ayodya Suite: 115 Sqm. Views across tropical gardens, or to the Ocean, superior amenities, separate shower cabinet, and includes a separate lounge.

Mandavi Suite: Ground floor, villa style suite featuring a private garden, plunge pool, sun deck and open-air dining bale. Large bedroom with integrated living room area, spacious bathroom, walk through closet/dressing area, dual bathtub, multi function power shower.

Bharata Suite: 167 Sqm. Separate bedroom with a stateroom bed, living and dining room with extensive balcony and views across the Indian Ocean. Spacious marble bathroom includes separate shower with unique multi function power shower, double washbasins, and dual bath. A powder room, dressing room and entrance foyer.

Rama Shinta Suite: 206 Sqm, Entrance foyer, guest bathroom, large lounge and dining area kitchen, spacious bathroom with unique multi function power shower, double washbasins. Large master bedroom with traditional Balinese four poster bed and large walk in closets. All the rooms of each suite lead into their own private terraces and have access to the Rama Shinta pool.

Dasaratha Suite: 227 Sqm. Fifth floor with panoramic views of the Indian ocean from a large balcony, foyer entrance with guest bathroom, spacious lounge with dining and living areas and separate service kitchen. Large master bedroom features and oversized “stateroom” bed, writing desk and seating area with a spacious bathroom with marble bath, separate unique multi function power shower. The suite features a connecting door to a second bedroom if necessary.

Kausalya Suite: 524 Sqm. Ground floor with beachfront access, and large private tropical garden with day beds, plunge pool, cocktail area and open air dining Bale. Separate lounge and dining areas with guest bathroom, bedroom with four poster, king size canopied bed, enormous bathroom with built-in-marble bathtub, sauna, unique multi function power shower, walk in wardrobe.

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On November 18, 2006, Morocco celebrated the 50th anniversary of its independence. Morocco recovered its political independence from France on March 2, 1956, and on April 7, France officially relinquished its protectorate. Through agreements with Spain in 1956 and 1958, Moroccan control over certain Spanish-ruled areas was restored, though attempts to claim other Spanish colonial possessions through military action were less successful. The internationalized city of Tangier was reintegrated with the signing of the Tangier Protocol on October 29, 1956 (see Tangier Crisis). Hassan II became King of Morocco on March 3, 1961. His early years of rule would be marked by political unrest. The Spanish enclave of Ifni in the south was reintegrated to the country in 1969. Morocco annexed the Western Sahara during the 1970s after demanding its reintegration from Spain since independence, but final resolution on the status of the territory remains unresolved. (See History of Western Sahara.)

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