Detailed review & photos “Kayumanis Nusa Dua Private Villa & Spa”

I arrived at night and it was hard to find the entrance because it was not very big. It seemed like a hideaway resort for adults.

The front desk was small. There were one or two staff standing at the front desk in the daytime and one staff at night. They were all very welcoming.

If you need something you can go straight to the front desk or call them by using the phone in your room.

Pathway leading to the villa.

The villa entrance door. There are only 20 villas and they are all private.

The villa I stayed in could hold up to 6 people.

The entrance seen from inside the villa.

The villa had a one-story owner’s building (the building on the left), a two story building (the building on the right) with a kitchen and a living room on the first floor and a bedroom on the second floor, and a private pool. This was my first time staying at a villa and the quality was beyond my imagination.

The living room on the first floor.

There was also a dining table. Breakfast was served at the villa, so I was able to relax while enjoying the nice meal.

There was also an afternoon tea service.

Each room had a bathroom (shower, sink, toilet). There were also mosquito repellents in every room. The bed had a canopy and the bed was comfortable to sleep on. The bed was wider than a king size bed, so there was plenty of space for to two people to lie down.

A TV set across the bed.

There was also a desk next to the TV.

You can see the private pool from the second floor.

The window on the other side was facing the outside of the hotel, but there was nothing but trees. It was a completely private villa/spa, and I could only hear the birds chirping around me.

The water in the pool came up to my chest. There were leaves and flowers floating in the pool, but the water was clean and the temperature was just right. Towels were provided in the room for going to the beach and pool. There were also deck chairs by the pool for the number of people staying.

There was a shower room in my bathroom. The bathroom was barrier-free and the shower room was separated by a glass door. There was an overhead shower and a hand shower.

I would have preferred for the water pressure to be a little stronger, but the temperature was easy to adjust.

A toilet next to the shower room.

Across the toilet was a sink.

Amenities included shampoo, conditioner, body scrub and a toothbrush. The shampoo, conditioner and body scrub had an organic scent and texture that was unique to Bali.

The bathroom seen from the shower room.

There were closets in every room.

There were bathrobes, a bag (for going out), hangers and a safety deposit box in the closet.

The safe was easy to operate.

There was a refrigerator with diet coke, sprite, beer and water prepared inside. The drinks will be replenished when the rooms are being cleaned.

I had breakfast at the “Piasan Restaurant.”

The entrance to the “Piasan Restaurant.”

It is a very stylish restaurant.

There were plenty of dishes to pick from menu. There were Western and Indonesian dishes, both of which were delicious. There was a wide variety of salads, egg dishes, main dishes (fish, nasi goreng, etc.), desserts, fruit juices, and post-meal coffee.

You can also have breakfast while watching the sunrise in the morning (reservation is required and menu is selected from exclusive menu. No extra charge).

A small souvenir shop near the entrance to the hotel.

There were many Bali miscellaneous goods being sold at the shop.

There was a shared outdoor pool. I didn’t see anyone swimming in this pool during my stay, but it was a beautiful pool.

There was also a private beach. It’s on site, but it takes about 10 minutes to get to the beach. You can rent a bicycle if you like. There was a hotel dedicated bar where you can order drinks. The beach was beautiful and I enjoyed watching the sunrise.

I also went to the spa which was authentic and very nice. The 90-minute spa is a service that all guests staying receive. However, you will need to make a reservation in advance.

This hotel only allow people that are 18 years and older, so there were mainly adults staying. I saw families, couples and even some people staying alone.