A space that is both intimate and expansive, the Single Bedroom Villas were mindfully crafted to allow couples to indulge in the Ubud experience of their dreams.

Upstairs, each Single Bedroom Villa has a bedroom (appointed with bespoke linens and bedding woven and naturally dyed exclusively for Bisma Eight) and an en suite bathroom, complete with Japanese soaking tub.

Downstairs, a large sitting area furnished in Bangkirai wood and teak encourages guests to enjoy indoor-outdoor lounging with a view of their private garden.

A kitchenette, complete with wine fridge, makes either staff-prepared or self-cooked in-villa meals simple.

Every villa also includes the perfect compliment to any warm Ubud day or breathtaking Ubud night: a private pool.

Villa 158 m2 | Pool 34 m2

One of the defining aspects of Balinese life is family and community, where joy is found in experiences shared.

The Double Bedroom Villas are two bedroom spaces designed to be shared by up to four people, creating a stay that’s both communal but intimate.

The Double Bedroom Villas feature all of the same amenities and features as our Single Bedroom Villas, with the luxury of more space. More space to enjoy company. More space to unwind, think, or reflect. More space to swim, eat well, and live.

To ensure the perfect balance of togetherness and privacy, the Double Bedroom Villa bedrooms are situated on two levels, with one bedroom upstairs and another bedroom downstairs, just off of the garden.

Villa 260 m2 | Pool 39 m2

The Long-Tailed Macaques

CAUTIONARY INFORMATION

Mandala Suci Wenara Wana, well known as Ubud Monkey Forest, is the sanctuary and natural habitat of the Balinese long-tailed macaques (Macaca Fascicularis).  Generally, these monkeys will not approach humans who they believe are not offering food, but they invariably approach human visitors in groups and grab any bags containing food that the humans have.

The park staff feeds the monkeys sweet potatoes three times a day, providing them with their main source of food in the park. They feed on bananas, papaya leaves, corn, cucumber, coconut, and other local fruit. For the sake of the monkeys' health, visitors in the park are prohibited from feeding them snacks such as peanuts, cookies, biscuits, and bread.

Although they generally ignore humans who they believe do not have food, they sometimes mistake a human's actions as an offer of food or an attempt to hide food. If a human does not provide the food the monkeys demand or does not provide it quickly enough, the monkeys occasionally will bite the human.  Park personnel carry slingshots with which to intimidate aggressive monkeys and intervene quickly in confrontations between monkeys and humans.

As Bisma Eight Villas is located very near to Ubud Monkey Forest, at times we will see these monkeys visit the property and come inside the villa unit. Our guests’ role is highly encouraged not to give food to these monkeys so that it does not become a habit and invite more of them to come to the property and expect to be fed.

Please dial “0” to contact our staff immediately if you see these long-tailed macaques lingering in the villa so our team can return them back to their original habitat.