(Continuation. Please refer to the end of the report for links to the previous parts).
The room that was allocated to me was the Hillview unit, set high up the hill. To get there takes some climbing. As you can see from the photo below, the units are next close and personal with the jungle.
Note the steep step from the ground to our unit.
This is really 'living with nature' as advertised.
Since the jungle is very close to the units, walking back at night could be a scary affair since you don't know what type of animals could be lurking on the trees etc.
The room is very opulent with rich looking furniture and linen. The decor is very local village style with a touch of Bali stone work here and there. This is one of the few rooms in the resort with single beds.
There is even a futon in the room.
The bathroom is even bigger than the bedroom. It consist of two sets of sinks (left).....
...(right)....
A toilet cubicle on the left and a shower cubicle on the right. The main attraction of the bathroom is the hand-built bathtub that can fit two. What is more interesting is the fact that this area is visually open to the jungle.
Private WC.
Like the rain shower head.
The view from the room. Awesome.
My room-mate. The balcony is enormous there's two lounge chairs to relax on.
The other hilltop villas.
To be continued.
