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This paradise villa is located on the beautiful island Bali and is a part of the Alila Hotels Group. Designed by Singapore-based SCDA Architechts, renowned internationally for its highly original concepts, Alila Villas Soori is an inspired expression of contemporary Asian architecture that blends naturally with the lush surroundings of its tropical beachfront setting. In line with Alila’s commitment to environmental sustainability, it is also designed, constructed and managed in accordance with Green Globe international environmental standards. Sensitive site planning and the use of local building materials and native landscaping create a seamless integration with the environment.

Alila Villas Soori is a blissful paradise setting for beachfront living at its most relaxing, most stylish and luxurious. Located along the southwest coast of Bali, not far from the island’s famous Tanah Lot Temple, it lies on a gentle slope between verdant rice terraces and beautiful black-sand beaches overlooking the azure Indian Ocean.

The luxurious villas are perfectly positioned to enjoy panoramic ocean views and breezes. Multiple levels of interconnected space flow from the arrival courtyard right onto the beach. The interplay of fire and water in distinct architectural features reflects the vibrant mix of moods and experiences that await. Embrace the balance of tranquility and vitality that is so characteristic of Bali, and so refreshingly redefined at Alila Villas Soori.

The famous Alila Hotels and Resorts own this place which has around 48 villas which are ranging from 1680 square feet to an astonishing 49,500 square feet starting from one-bedroom to a 10 bedroom villa. The villas are integrated with various expressions from the graceful environment surrounding this villa. It is located out of the tourist trail, and the resort is placed in a gentle slope which is exactly between the green rice terraces and the lushly sand beaches and it overlooks the panoramic vistas present in the Indian Ocean.

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