If you’re planning a Bali trip in 2026 and want that “wow, this place feels unreal” kind of stay, then villas are the way to go. Hotels are nice, sure, but private villas just hit different. You get your own pool, more privacy, homey vibes, and wayyy more Bali aesthetic moments for the camera. And trust me, the villa scene here? It keeps levelling up every year.

In this guide, we’re going through 10 stunning Bali villas that feel like stepping into your own private movie set. These aren’t just random listings; these are places that people come back to Bali “because of the villa” itself. I’ve also sprinkled some personal opinions and slightly chaotic grammar here and there (intentionally), so it reads like a friend texting you, not like a brochure.

Let’s go villa hunting.

1. Villa Anjali Blue – Seminyak

Seminyak is villa central, and Villa Anjali Blue fits that signature vibe. Think tropical garden meets Mediterranean-coast energy. It features blue-toned decor, open living areas, and a pool that appears to have been designed specifically for late-morning brunch photos. Close to Ku De Ta, Seminyak Village, and walkable-ish to the beach if you don’t mind the humidity.

Perfect for: couples, girls’ trips, anyone who wants nightlife nearby without sleeping inside the party.
Not ideal for: individuals seeking complete silence. Seminyak ain’t the mountains.

2. Villa Greco – Berawa

Berawa is where Bali’s cool kids hang out. Villa Greco matches that mood: white walls, modern-chic angles, a pool that feels like Greece got teleported to Indonesia. It’s minimalist but not boring. Also close to Finns Beach Club and all the cute brunch spots.

Perfect for: influencers (let’s be honest), honeymooners, digital nomads.
Avoid if: you prefer something super traditional Bali; this is more Santorini-blends-into-Canggu.

3. Sundance Villa – Kerobokan

Kerobokan is the area where you’re not inside the chaos but close enough to join in if you want. Sundance Villa is what I’d call “quiet luxury”. High ceilings, warm lighting, greenery everywhere, and a pool that makes you forget what responsibilities even are.

Perfect for: long stays, work trips, families
Best feature: privacy. It feels like your own world.

4. Villa Gils – Candidasa

Now we’re getting coastal and more old-school Bali vibes. Candidasa is criminally underrated, and Villa Gils sits right near the ocean. Big garden, classic Bali architecture, and just enough modern touches to keep it comfortable. It’s not Seminyak-fancy, but it’s peaceful in that “hey, maybe I should delete social media for a week” kind of way.

Perfect for: families, quiet escapes, ocean lovers
Don’t book if: you need nightlife on your doorstep. Candidasa is chill.

5. Villa Mannao – Kerobokan

Villa Mannao has space. A lot of space. Like “did we accidentally rent a private resort?” kind of space. Multiple living pavilions, rice field views, a big private pool, and actual breathing room. It feels like the perfect mix of rustic Bali charm and modern holiday comfort.

Perfect for: retreats, groups, destination birthdays, families with kids
Also perfect: people who just like saying “our villa has a pavilion.”

6. Villa Taramille – Kerobokan

Villa Taramille feels cozy and kinda romantic. Wooden interiors, lush gardens, warm lamps at night, and yes, another dreamy pool (pool culture is real here, okay?). It’s one of those villas that doesn’t try too hard but leaves you feeling like you stayed somewhere special. Good value, too.

Perfect for: couples, mid-budget travelers, anniversaries
Not ideal for: hardcore party people. You’d have to drive to Canggu or Seminyak.

7. Villa Gembira – Seminyak

Villa Gembira is classic Seminyak villa energy. Close to the shops, beach, and beach clubs. It’s where you stay when you want both comfort and convenience. The villa itself is Indonesian-traditional mixed with a bit of modern refresh. It’s not minimalist; it’s got personality, which people either love or don’t.

Perfect for: people who like being close to everything
Not perfect for: if you want a super modern, sleek design

8. Villa Suvitha – Seminyak

Villa Suvitha feels like Bali-meets-Beverly-Hills at times. It’s glossy, it’s stylish, and it kinda looks like the villa version of a “living my best life” caption. Multiple floors, spacious rooms, and a pool you’ll want to float in for hours. Great for groups or couples traveling together.

Perfect for: friends, luxury on a mid-high budget, celebrations
Heads up: Seminyak traffic exists. Plan around it.

9. Villa Du Ho – Kerobokan

Villa Du Ho is bright, breezy, open, and has a design that just feels… happy? Light colors, tropical textures, and an easy flow between indoor/outdoor living. It feels easy, like you could stay a month and never get sick of waking up here.

Perfect for: long stays, work + vacation combos, calm comfort seekers
Vibe check: calm, warm, not pretentious

10. Villa Shantika – Seminyak

Villa Shantika is all about character. Think carved wooden doors, greenery everywhere, and a pool you can step right into from the living area. It feels like staying in someone’s beautiful home, instead of a staged holiday rental. Very Bali soul energy.

Perfect for: travelers who want culture vibes, not a sterile white-cement Instagram house
Not the pick for: if you want sharp-edged, ultra-modern interiors.

Villa Name	Location (Area)	Approx. Price per Night (USD)	Notes / Season Context
Villa Anjali Blue	Seminyak	~$350–$490 (peak ~$585)	Seasonal pricing varies; minimum stays apply.
Villa Greco	Berawa (Canggu)	~$160+ (2-bed)	Starting rates for 2-bed; larger configurations may cost more.
Sundance Villa	Kerobokan	~$444+	Approximate starting price from villa listings.
Villa Gils	Candidasa	~$360+	Starting rate from villa guide — can vary seasonally.
Villa Mannao	Kerobokan	~$1,019+	Large 8-bed villa, good for big groups.
Villa Taramille	Kerobokan	~$285+	Seasonal pricing with minimum nights, villa websites may show slight differences.
Villa Gembira	Seminyak	~$189+	Approx starting price from villa guides.
Villa Suvitha	Seminyak	~$431+	Luxury 4-bed typical starting price.
Villa Du Ho	Kerobokan	~$240+	Approx starting price for 3-bed.
Villa Shantika	Seminyak	~$428+	Approx starting price for villa.

Conclusion

If Bali is already on your 2026 list, choosing the right villa is honestly half the experience. Villas let you slow down, stretch out, and feel like you’re living here instead of just visiting. Seminyak and Berawa are perfect for people who want convenience and nightlife nearby. Kerobokan gives you privacy without isolation. Candidasa is the underrated escape where ocean breeze replaces your alarm clock.

Whichever one you choose, just remember: Bali villas aren’t just a place to sleep. They’re a whole chapter of your trip. And sometimes, the villa ends up being the memory that pulls you back to Bali again.