In the verdant hills of **Kedewatan, Ubud**, where the air is thick with the scent of frangipani and the soft chirp of birds, lies a new kind of sanctuary: **Damara Village Ubud by Alaya Private Estate**. Created by Alaya Hotels & Resorts, this is not simply a villa-stay. It’s a way to stay grounded in nature without giving up the comforts of modern luxury.

Where Roots Run Deep & Homes Feel Like Heirlooms

Damara Village comprises residences built with intention: 2- to 3-bedroom homes, sized between 100 and 254 sqm, built to flow easily between indoor and outdoor, in a way that echoes village living in Bali. Some homes are convertible — a Two-Bedroom that becomes a One-Bedroom sanctuary if you want more breathing space. Every residence comes with its own private pool, open areas and terraces.

The residences are spacious enough for families, retreats with friends, or even longer stays. Kitchens are equipped, living and dining areas open to terraces, and every home feels like it was crafted to host life with comfort and beauty. letting guests drink in the jungle greenery, the river’s whisper, and the scent of earth after rain.

Designed for Families, Creatives & Nature Lovers

Beyond the residences, Damara Village offers a clubhouse—amenities like a communal pool, gym, yoga park, and even an amphitheater. These shared spaces are graceful, quiet, and curated so that gathering feels natural rather than staged.

Peace Without Compromise

Although Damara Village is minutes away from Ubud’s cultural heart—the art museums, traditional markets, cafes—its location in Kedewatan gives it a buffer. You’re in quiet, green spaces, yet still close enough for easy trips into town. Guests say it manages the rare balancing act: serenity without isolation.

The villas are new, clean, with modern fixtures, gardens, private pools. One common guest highlight: the staff. Warm, attentive, quick to respond. Service that doesn’t shout—but shows.

Visual Moments & Everyday Rituals

Imagine morning light spilling into your bedroom, filtered through leaves. A swim by your pool as dew still clings to wood decking. Espresso and fruit, eaten outside on a terrace overlooking green slopes. Yoga in soft dawn light. An evening spent watching fireflies, with Balinese incense and lull of insects.

Communal dinners around the clubhouse, laughter echoing under open skies. Reading, writing, sketching. Silence when you want, color when you need. The kind of place where time dilutes — where minutes expand into moments.