Azura Villa 3 Nusa Dua, Bali – Where Elegance Meets Tranquility

Hi, I’m Ike. I’m Indonesian
I’m a proud mother of two, Bila and Sami, and together with my husband we share a love for traveling the world and collecting unique artworks.
We are the founders and owners of Oasis Studio Hotel Satu in Jogjakarta and Azura Villas in Nusa Dua, Bali. Both properties reflect my passion for Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-inspired design, blended with local charm — creating a warm, welcoming space for every guest.
I divide my time between Saudi Arabia and Indonesia, and nothing brings me more joy than sharing our hospitality with travelers from around the globe.

Spaces are designed around the private pool, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living. From the dining table or even the bedroom, you’re just a step away from dipping into the water. That direct pool access is something most homes don’t have, and it instantly gives the space a “holiday villa” atmosphere.
The kitchen, dining, and lounge area are compact, yet everything has a place. The cozy sofa with patterned pillows, the small but inviting dining setup, and the poolside deck with beanbags all encourage relaxation and socializing without feeling crowded.
The bedroom isn’t just a sleeping space — it’s positioned so you can look straight out onto the pool and lounge area. Sliding glass doors connect you visually and physically to the living space, creating a flow that makes the room feel bigger and more open.
Snacks and books laid out on the tables and bed add a personal, welcoming touch. They make the space feel lived-in and inviting, not just staged.
The warm lighting and carved wooden accents (like the framed mirror and wall panel) add a Balinese touch, grounding the modern setup in local style.
In short, these spaces stand out because they combine private villa luxury with homelike comfort. You can cook, relax, read, swim, or just lounge — all within a few steps.