It’s not hard to find beautiful accommodation options in Bali. From affordable hotels to atas resorts, you’ll easily find something to suit your budget. And just as you thought you couldn’t find more unique resorts or hotels, there’s now the Private Jet Villa in Bali.
Perched at the top of Nyang Nyang Beach Cliff in Uluwatu, this 2-bedroom villa is located inside the body of an abandoned Boeing 737 plane.
The current exchange rate is Rp10,000 = ~S$0.85 as of 9th December 2024.
Apart from its aesthetic private jet interior design, this villa has several amenities such as private pools by the ocean side, a 40-acre golf course with 5 manned holes, BBQ pits, and a variety of dining options catering to different groups of people coming here.
For those couples planning a romantic getaway, the villa offers poolside dining tables with beachfront views. For a cost of Rp 1,000,000, you can make your date extra special by arranging for their catered services like bouquet flowers and candle light arrangements. Those taking Jet Suites and First Class Suites can also opt for romantic decor to be arranged in your jacuzzis, using heart-shaped flower arrangements.
Image credit: Private Jet Villa
If you’re coming in a group of 6-12 people, there will also be long table dining (Rp 3,000,000) and BBQ services available. Do note that if you are planning to host an event at this villa, you’ll have to book 30 days in advance.
Image credit: Private Jet Villa
We arrange stays at villas with a purpose of relaxing, and you can do just that by booking an “in-flight” massage that uses essential oils and the accompaniment of ocean sounds. Their massage packages start from Rp 2,000,000 for a 1-hour massage session and there are also 1-hour packages for couples starting from Rp 5,000,000.
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Upgrade your experience here by ordering an Infinity Floating Breakfast (Rp 600,000), which consists of cut fruits and coconuts served on an inflatable floatie in the pool. For those who wish to explore the area instead of being holed up at the resort, you can also arrange a Picnic For Two, where the staff will prepare everything from the picnic mat, to the charcuterie cheese boards, French baguette, and Moet & Chadon French champagne.
For the uninitiated, this private jet villa is located at Uluwatu, near Nyang Nyang Beach, which makes visiting the nearby nightclubs and beach clubs in Bali viable activities as well.
Just thinking about the gorgeous ocean view from the dining area is enough to get us dreaming about staying in this villa.
Image credit: Lina Holub via Facebook
Gone are the rows of seating separated by narrow aisles. In its place, furnishings that are more characteristic of luxury hotels than planes. Stepping into the Private Jet Villa, guests will first be transported to the dining room.
A private balcony hanging over the cliff? Don’t mind if we do.
Image credit: Private Jet Villa via Facebook
The area is just perfect for dinners at the mini island table or even a tête-à-tête with a small party of people. The dining room is separated by a clear sliding glass door that connects right out to the most fascinating part of the villa, the plane’s wing. It’s now a patio that looks out to sea views you can enjoy around the clock.
Since Nyang Nyang Beach is a good spot for sunset, you’ll be able to enjoy it from the privacy of your, erm, plane wing.
Image adapted from: Private Jet Villa via Facebook
Every corner of the Private Jet Villa is designed with warm tones and sleek wooden furnishings that can easily make anyone feel right at home. And when it comes to the rooms, they can rival other luxury hotels in Bali. There are 2 bedrooms in the villa, each with its own walk-in closet and vanity.
The hot tub in this room is where the cockpit used to be.
Image credit: Private Jet Villa via Facebook
The hot tubs in both rooms are, hands-down, the most exciting features of the Private Jet Villa. Here’s a fun fact: it’s located where the plane’s cockpit used to be. It’s located right next to the windows that let natural sunlight in, along with an “exit door” overlooking the blue sea.
For the ultimate relaxing experience, the “exit door” opens out to a net bed where guests can relax and take in the view. Gee, an amazing view and wind in our hair? That already sounds like our dream vacation.
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With the Uluwatu coastline being the highlight of it all, the owner made sure guests could enjoy the gorgeous view from wherever they are in the villa. After all, that’s what they’re here for.
Image credit: Private Jet Villa via Facebook
And if you were wondering if there’s a swimming pool, you won’t be disappointed. Guests can take a dip in the private infinity-style pool overlooking all-encompassing views of the ocean. At night, you may even get to see stars due to the lack of light pollution in the area.
FYI, Nyang Nyang Beach is where the locals do paragliding, surfing, and other wind-related sports. You can probably imagine how windy it gets at night.
Besides the swimming pool, those who can’t withstand the cold can soak in the mini jacuzzi instead.
Image adapted from: Trip.com & NyangNyang Bali via Google Maps
The good times don’t stop at the villa. Guests can get lit at the NyangNyang Bali, a pub and restaurant that’s just a 7-minute walk away. They serve local and Western dishes like Nasi Goreng and Sirloin Steak with Fries or Rice, including refreshing fruit drinks and alcoholic beverages such as the tequila-based Chilli Lime Margarita (Rp 80,000/glass).
Image credit: @privatejetvilla via Instagram
Now comes the million-dollar question, how much does it cost to stay at Private Jet Villa? Well, it’s available for booking on sites like Agoda from about S$5,806/night for 4 people to sleep in comfortably. Sure, it doesn’t come cheap. But this gets you the experience of a lifetime, and you’ll have the whole place to yourself since there are not many other hotels or attractions nearby.
When you think of it, a stay at the villa takes your Bali trip to a whole new level because you’re technically staying in an abandoned plane.
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Cover image adapted from: Private Jet Villa via Facebook
Last updated by Brandon Chia on 9th December 2024.
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