Adnaisak Estate | 12-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Dalung

Twenty-nine guests. Twelve bedrooms. Thirteen bathrooms. That’s the scale of Adnaisak Estate, a sprawling private compound in Berawa, one of Canggu’s most coveted addresses in Bali. This isn’t a villa that asks guests to compromise or share; it’s a sanctuary where large families, multi-generational groups, and corporate retreats find genuine space to breathe, connect, and celebrate together.

Inside Adnaisak Estate

Adnaisak Estate sleeps 29 guests across 12 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms spread across two distinct residential buildings. The primary house anchors the estate with seven thoughtfully appointed bedrooms, each with its own ensuite or private bathroom access.

On the ground floor, you’ll find the main social hub: a dining room with a substantial table that seats 14 guests comfortably and extends to accommodate 24, a fully equipped commercial kitchen featuring a six-burner gas range and complete suite of appliances, and a media room equipped with an 85-inch 4K television paired with a 10-speaker Dolby Atmos surround sound system and karaoke capabilities. Netflix and Apple TV streaming services come standard. The expansive living room seats 22 and features ceiling-mounted Bluetooth speakers throughout. There’s also a powder room on this level.

Master Bedroom 2, positioned on the ground floor for accessibility, features a super king-size bed paired with a convertible daybed, a private balcony, twin walk-in showers, an in-room kitchenette, mini bar, and safe. Bedroom 4 functions as either a guest bedroom or dedicated office space with a king-size bed, work desk, and garden access. Bedroom 6 offers twin beds (convertible to king configuration) with a private terrace and television.

Ascending to the first floor, Master Bedroom 1 commands the space with a super king-size bed, electric blinds, a sunken river stone bathtub, separate dressing room, in-room kitchenette, mini bar, safe, and a private balcony with ceiling-mounted Bluetooth speakers. Bedroom 3 sleeps two in a king-size bed, features a brass freestanding bathtub, private terrace, work desk, and television. Bedroom 5 provides flexible accommodation with a king-size bed on the main level and two single beds on a mezzanine platform, an outdoor bathtub for garden showers, terrace access, and mini bar. Bedroom 7, designed with children in mind, contains bunk beds, a single bed, and built-in toy storage; the furnishings are easily reconfigured for adult guests.

The secondary villa within the estate contains five additional bedrooms. An open-plan kitchen with five-burner gas range, three-metre waterfall island, and comprehensive appliance collection flows into a combined living and dining area with a 70-inch television, 7.1 Dolby Atmos surround sound, and Netflix/Apple TV access. Master Bedroom 1 here features a king-size bed, direct pool access, 32-inch television, copper freestanding bathtub, and outdoor shower. Bedroom 2 offers a king-size bed, 50-inch television with 5.1 surround sound, ensuite, and roof terrace access. Bedroom 3 provides a king-size bed with single daybed and ensuite. Bedroom 4 features a king-size bed and garden access. A fifth bedroom with bunk beds accommodates additional guests. A dedicated study space includes a desk, powder room, and collection of children’s games and reading materials.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds unfold across multiple entertaining zones designed for both intimate moments and large-scale gatherings. The primary villa boasts a 16-metre child-safe swimming pool with separate 30-centimetre paddling pool for toddlers, surrounded by sun decks featuring double loungers perfect for afternoon reading. A swim-up bar allows refreshments without leaving the water. The secondary villa’s 10-by-3-metre pool provides an alternative bathing space with its own sun lounger arrangement and roof-level terrace furnished with a large sectional sofa, dining table, and armchairs—an ideal sunset vantage point.

Covered terraces throughout the grounds provide shaded gathering spaces; the barbecue area serves as an outdoor kitchen extension, ideal for chef-prepared dining with guests mingling around the flames. A dedicated sunset terrace captures the western light in golden hour, while the main dining table accommodates ten guests al fresco.

The lush tropical gardens surround both structures, creating visual separation and privacy whilst maintaining the collective atmosphere of a private retreat. Mature plantings filter afternoon sun and provide natural sound absorption from the bustling Berawa streets beyond the gates.

Location: Berawa, Canggu and the Surrounding Area

Adnaisak Estate occupies one of Bali’s most strategically positioned neighbourhoods. Berawa village sits at the intersection of cosmopolitan convenience and genuine island living, approximately 3 kilometres from Batu Belig Beach and 4 kilometres from Finns Beach Club—both award-winning coastal destinations where calm conditions favour swimming and water sports over heavy surf. The beach road itself bustles with weekend traffic; staying in Berawa allows beach access within a leisurely 15-minute walk without the noise.

Immediate surroundings deliver restaurant density that matches any major city. Within 500 metres: Indigo (Southeast Asian fusion), Kong (craft cocktails and tapas), Milk & Madu (Indonesian specialities and coffee culture), and Finns Recreation Club—a 12,000-square-metre wellness complex featuring Olympic-sized pool, tennis courts, gym, bowling alley, and water slide park. For grocers, Bintang Supermarket and local wet markets within 2 kilometres stock everything from imported European goods to fresh tropical fruit and seafood.

Seminyak’s high-end dining district lies 8 kilometres south (12-minute drive), home to establishments like Mozaic Beach Club and Bambu Indah. Echo Beach, famous for consistent surf conditions, sits 6 kilometres north. Ubud’s cultural attractions—ancient temples, rice terraces, artist studios—occupy 35 kilometres inland (one-hour drive through mountainous terrain offering stunning scenery). Sanur’s calmer eastern beaches and departure point for island-hopping expeditions sit 25 kilometres away.

Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali’s primary gateway, lies 30 kilometres south (40-50 minute drive depending on traffic conditions). The journey typically encounters light to moderate congestion on the Jalan Ngurah Rai toll road.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Adnaisak Estate addresses a specific and growing market: groups larger than standard villa capacity but smaller than hotel bookings. Extended families celebrating milestone events—multi-generational reunions, destination weddings with close family only, significant birthdays—find the dual-building arrangement permits privacy (grandparents in one villa, young families in another) whilst maintaining collective spaces for communal meals and pool time.

Corporate groups conducting team-building retreats or executive offsite meetings appreciate the on-site commercial kitchen enabling private chef service without restaurant logistics. The media rooms, karaoke system, and multiple entertainment zones support group activities without guests retreating to their rooms.

Families with children (ages 2-16) benefit from dual pools with age-appropriate depths, extensive toy libraries, and child-safe design throughout. The ground-floor master bedroom with accessible bathroom arrangements suits multi-generational groups where elderly guests need minimal stairs.

Couples seeking ultra-luxury but willing to share costs with friends find the villa’s scale economical—twelve bedrooms distribute rental costs across multiple parties, making private chef service and full estate catering genuinely affordable compared to separate boutique villa bookings.

Practical Information

Capacity: 29 guests across 12 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms.

Transportation: Ngurah Rai International Airport is the primary arrival point, 30 kilometres away (40-50 minute transfer by private car or arranged shuttle service).

Included in rental: Wi-Fi connectivity throughout both villas, full air-conditioning, pool maintenance and chemicals, standard housekeeping (daily), bed linens and towel service, Bluetooth speaker systems in multiple rooms, streaming service access (Netflix, Apple TV), karaoke equipment.

Optional services available: private chef and kitchen staff (four-person cooking team available), in-house spa treatments, breakfast preparation, ground transportation and airport transfers, concierge services for restaurant reservations and activity bookings.

Check-in and check-out: Standard check-in is 3:00 PM; check-out is 11:00 AM. Early arrival and late departure accommodated subject to prior booking coordination and availability.

Minimum stay requirements and seasonal pricing variations apply; contact the villa management team for current availability and rate structures.

Frequently Asked Questions about Adnaisak Estate

How many guests does Adnaisak Estate sleep?

Adnaisak Estate accommodates 29 guests across 12 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms. The primary villa contains seven bedrooms; the secondary villa contains five. Bedroom configurations include super king-size beds, king-size beds, twin beds (many convertible to king), single beds, bunk beds, and daybeds that function as additional sleeping surfaces. All bedrooms have private or ensuite bathrooms.

What is the nearest airport to Adnaisak Estate in Bali?

Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali’s primary international gateway, is located approximately 30 kilometres south of Adnaisak Estate. Under normal traffic conditions, the journey takes 40-50 minutes by private car or arranged shuttle transfer. During peak tourist season (July-August and December-January), travel times may extend to 60-75 minutes depending on congestion on the Jalan Ngurah Rai corridor.

What is the best time of year to rent Adnaisak Estate?

Bali’s dry season—April through October—provides optimal weather with minimal rainfall and comfortable daytime temperatures (28-30°C). May, June, and September offer the best combination of good weather, manageable crowds, and lower pricing than July-August peak season. The wet season (November-March) brings afternoon rain showers and higher humidity, though mornings typically remain clear and the landscape turns vividly green. December and January see peak international tourist arrivals and maximum pricing; February and March offer better value with acceptable weather. Avoid late September through early October if sensitive to pollen and dust (dry season’s final weeks).

Is Adnaisak Estate suitable for families with children?

Yes. The estate includes two pools—a full-sized 16-metre pool and a separate 30-centimetre paddling pool for toddlers, both designed to safety standards. Bedrooms 7 (primary villa) and 5 (secondary villa) are specifically equipped for children with bunk beds, single beds, toy libraries, and games. A ground-floor master bedroom eliminates stair navigation for families with very young children. Nearby Batu Belig Beach (3km) and Finns Beach Club (4km) offer calm swimming conditions. Finns Recreation Club includes a dedicated kids’ water park. The estate’s extensive gardens provide safe outdoor play space. On-site childcare arrangements can be coordinated through the concierge.

What is included in the rental price at Adnaisak Estate?

Included: daily housekeeping and cleaning, pool maintenance, bed linens and towel service, Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, utilities (electricity, water), Bluetooth speaker systems, Netflix and Apple TV streaming access, karaoke equipment, and use of both pools. Optional (additional cost): private chef and kitchen staff, breakfast service, spa treatments, airport transfers, and concierge assistance for restaurant bookings and activity arrangements.

What restaurants and shops are near Adnaisak Estate?

Within immediate walking distance (under 1km): Indigo, Kong, Milk & Madu, and numerous cafés along Jalan Pantai Berawa. Bintang Supermarket and local wet markets are 2 kilometres away. Seminyak’s restaurant row (Mozaic Beach Club, Bambu Indah, Café Del Mar) sits 8 kilometres south. Ubud’s culinary scene—known for organic, plant-forward dining—is 35 kilometres north. For everyday groceries, household items, and fresh produce, local markets in Berawa village deliver daily abundance at a fraction of tourist-area pricing.