Novus Taman Bebek with the lush gardens and views overlooking the river valley, are unique in design and have a tranquil atmosphere. Taman Bebek is a lovely place to soak in the beauty of the Balinese countryside and culture.
Location of Novus Taman Bebek, Bali
Novus Taman Bebek is located at Sayan, Ubud Bali - Indonesia. 50 minutes drive from Airport.
Accommodations at Novus Taman Bebek, Bali
Bali Aga Suite
Spacious suites located near the new lap pool and outdoor of Bali Aga Museum of Architecture. These suites are the newest and most luxurious of Taman Bebek accommodation.
Set in a former coconut plantation, the villas have both valley and garden views and are conveniently situated near the hotel’s lap pool, lobby and dining terrace.
Royal Villa
This villa was built on the site of musicologist Colin McPhee’s original 1950s Bali home, as featured in his book ‘A House in Bali.’
Built in the Balinese Majapahit (red brick) style, the villa overlooks the hotel northern swimming pool and the Ayung River valley beyond.
This villa features a very private bathroom garden with valley views.
Croisant Villa
In 1980 French heiress and Balinese dance aficionado Agnes Yeti commissioned Wijaya to design a cottage in the former garden of musicologist Colin McPhee, adjacent to Villa Made.
Wijaya had always loved the colonial ‘Queenslander’ style of Australian country house, wrapped with wide verandas; this became the inspiration for the house. The interiors are a unique Franco–Javo–Balinese blend.
Architect Peter Muller and his wife stayed in Croissant Cottage where they designing and building the legendary Amandari hotel just up the road.
Valley View East Villa
These two villas are a mix between the Queenslander and the Malay house styles, with broad wrap–around verandahs, spacious garden bathrooms and colonial–Dutch interiors. Items from Wijaya's personal art collection and various historical prints are on display in these villas, which are the most spacious and private in the compound.
Valley View West Villa
These two villas are a mix between the Queenslander and the Malay house styles, with broad wrap–around verandahs, spacious garden bathrooms and colonial–Dutch interiors. Items from Wijaya's personal art collection and various historical prints are on display in these villas, which are the most spacious and private in the compound.
Made Villa
Villa Made was writer/landscaper Made Wijaya’s original Sayan home, designed by Wijaya in the mountain style he calls Bali–Baronial..
The thatched, split–level villa has a full bathroom on each floor and a small kitchenette. It is one of the most dramatically sited mountain view villas in Bali.
The architecture style is rustic – sliding Japanese style screen walls and dark Jaka Palm floors, with coconut wood columns – but the interiors are contemporary and comfortable.
There is a small swimming pool adjacent this villa and a Balinese kitchen on an upper terrace where dinners can be served under the stars in Sayan style.
Villa Made has for ten years been the summer retreat of photographer Tim Street-Porter and his writer artist wife Annie Kelly.
Malay Villa
Wijaya is an authority on regional architect and wanted in this villa to showcase the elegant bungalow style of Trengganu in Malaysia, the home of some of Malaysia’s most handsome colonial/traditional buildings.
The interiors feature textiles by Lady Victoria Waymouth, and many antique pieces. An airy, independent bath–house, connected to the house, has a great view across the river valley. The bungalow has a wide view-side verandah.
Francis and Eleanor Coppola stayed in the Malay House while conceptualizing their Belize beach hotel, The Turtle Inn.
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