Havens aren’t places to shelter from the world. They’re places to embrace it. From beautiful spaces and cultural adventure to exquisite service and fine dining, every carefully considered moment creates the space for guests to reconnect with what's really important; the extraordinary experience of life. For more than two decades, Elite Havens has offered discerning travelers a respite from routine life. Today, we offer more than 300 private luxury villas and chalets across Asia's most awe-inspiring locations, including Bali, Nusa Lembongan, Lombok, Phuket, Koh Samui, Niseko, India, Sri Lanka and Maldives. Feel cocooned in some of the most beautiful places in the world and let us wrap our service around you.

Villa Kailasha, whose name means 'paradise of the gods', is a stunning four-bedroom villa resting upon 1,100 square metres of beachside land in Bali’s fertile Tabanan regency. The ocean views from the infinity-edge pool in the villa's coconut grove garden are magnificent, and guests can expect to be lulled to sleep by the soothing sound of the waves. Offering a complete escape from busy city life, Villa Kailasha will charm guests with its spacious open-sided living pavilions, stylish interiors, gorgeous tropical gardens and modern facilities, complemented by a full team of caring staff who will attend to every need. Please note: Villa Kailasha is a 9-bedroom villa that can accommodate up to 18 guests. Guests booking the 16-person rate will have access to 8 bedrooms (1 bedroom will be locked). Guests booking the 14-person rate will have access to 7 bedrooms (2 bedrooms will be locked). Guests booking the 12-person rate will have access to 6 bedrooms (3 bedrooms will be locked). Guests booking the 10-person rate will have access to 5 bedrooms (4 bedrooms will be locked). Guests booking the 8-person rate will have access to 4 bedrooms (5 bedrooms will be locked).

Kailasha is a long way out of town and there are no restaurants, bars or shops nearby apart from the discrete, ‘no-kids’, five star Alila Villas Soori Resort, which is just 300m away and opens its fine dining restaurant and open-air sunset bar to non-residents. There are also a couple of local shops just up the road, useful for small necessities such as cigarettes, soft drinks and ice creams. The rugged black-sand beach and river estuary offers beautiful walks and this stretch of coastline is popular with surfers (but there are strong rip currents and no life guards on the beach so it’s not really safe for swimming). Religious ceremonies at the village temple on the beach are not an uncommon sight.