Housed under a traditional roof is the lavish master suite at Villa Uma Priyayi which features a luxurious, king-sized bed, with a canopy, placed on a wooden pedestal, which is too hand-crafted out of reclaimed wood. The island vibe is alive inside the room with direct access to the pool through wooden doors, and a large window along with a cushioned seat. The en-suite bathroom is open-air with a wood-paneled roof and wall, amidst which you will discover the natural stone bathtub.

Three guest bedrooms at Villa Uma Priyayi are also found poolside, opening out directly to the pool deck. Each individual bedroom features a wood-dominated interior with daybeds in the corner, wooden pedestals for the queen-beds, and wooden beams for an opulent layout. There are traditional tapestries hanging on the walls, and the lamps cast an iridescent glow around the room. The en-suite bathrooms are either indoors or outdoors, each with a freestanding bathtub made out of natural stone.

With a monolithic stone structure headlining the infinity-edge of the 10-meter swimming pool at Villa Uma Priyayi, guests have the luxury of lounging in its cool waters while taking in the glorious view of the tropical vegetation surrounding it. While the skies above are blue as can be, the green of nature compliments it well enough to give you a heady experience in the middle of nowhere. The timber wooden pool deck has sun loungers for guests to lie back on and take a nap or read a book amidst naturally abundant surroundings. On the edge of the villa, hovering right over the cliff is a secure and wonderful bale overlooking the sunset-lit sky, furnished with a lavish daybed for an enchanting time with loved ones.