Villa Amita by Nakula

Even with a big group, we were well cared for. The staff were thoughtful and attentive to what we needed, and our rooms and the pool were super clean. We enjoyed every bit of our stay, definitely a 10/10 in every way. ❤️

Villa Amita by Nakula was gorgeous and worked really well for our group of 16, with lots of cafes and restaurants nearby. The villa was clean when we arrived, and the pool, dining area, and other shared spaces stayed clean throughout. Staff welcomed us warmly and carried our bags to the rooms. Kak Diki was especially accommodating. During our three days, he arranged several massages and a laundry load, and helped with everything from breakfast orders to spare keys. The staff even stayed up past midnight to let us in and lock up afterward, which we really appreciated. Highly recommend it for a large group looking for a beautiful, luxurious villa.

The facilities and furniture were great, some of the best quality I’ve seen, but the hospitality was a big no for me. When staff said breakfast was ready, it came across more like a scolding than an announcement. Given what I spent, I was offended by the service. My friends and I also didn’t feel this was a good place to bond at night: the neighbors complained, and although we thought we had the property to ourselves, there were a lot of unspoken rules that ruined our plans. Great facilities, but the service really let us down. Decide what matters more to you.

The staff were all very helpful, and the setting among the rice fields of Kerobokan felt exotic but calm. Villa Amita has a striking mix of classic architecture and contemporary touches. The interiors are fairly simple, though the furnishings are finely made, brightly finished, and intricately designed. There are woven wood fixtures and stylish luxury art pieces, and the amenities are generally on par with hotels and resorts, aimed at making guests comfortable and happy.