MASTER SUITE
The Master Suite is housed within a self-contained
bungalow with a soaring thatched roof, and located on
the far side of the main living pavilion. It is accessed by
a pebbled pathway lined with yellow irises next to a
sculptured Palimanan stone wall. The ‘Nandi’ bedroom
boasts a grey terrazzo floor and a magnificent four-
poster bed adorned with primitive-style Timorese
carvings. The silk bed cover and cushions, and organza
curtains follow a copper and chartreuse theme, and the
furnishings include three green Oriental rugs, a leather
sofa and matching ottomans, a funky table, and an
antique Javanese 'gerobok' rice-storage chest on
wooden wheels. A wood carving of Ganesha dances
upon a shelf behind the bed. Double glass doors open
onto a timber balcony offering rural views; this is a
pleasant private spot where you can relax on a deck
chair with a book or a cocktail. Another large window
overlooks a pretty garden area, also accessed by
double doors. The room is equipped with air-
conditioning, a mini bar-fridge, a safe deposit box, and
a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall; a spacious
dressing area is furnished with a full length mirror, built
in cupboards and a leather seat. The wonderful en-
suite garden bathroom boasts a terrazzo vanity shelf
with a marble wash bowl, a large decorative mirror,
and a toilet and rain-shower positioned in opposite
alcoves. The dominant feature is a huge oval bathtub
where you can soak to your heart’s content under the
stars, while still being sheltered by the roof canopy and
enjoying the privacy that is provided by the high walls.
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Tengah means middle, and this peach-themed air-
conditioned bedroom is centrally located in the main
living pavilion. The built-in queen-size bed is made up
with a sumptuous silk cover and scatter cushions, with
colour-coordinated organza curtains. The ornamented
with bright artwork, a full length mirror, a Buddha
head and local artifacts. Double doors lead into the
en-suite open-air bathroom, which is set beside a
pebbled garden complete with a traditional Palimanan
stone frieze depicting a scene from the Hindu epic tale
of the Ramayana. An open-air shower is protected
from the elements by the roof canopy, and a large
washbasin rests beneath an exquisite cast bronze
circular mirror. The toilet is alcoved to one side,
together with some fitted cupboards.
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Wooden steps within the dining pavilion lead up to the
charming loft bedroom known as the Bunga (flower)
Room. At the front of the room is a timber mezzanine –
a delightful sitting area furnished with water hyacinth
chairs, coffee table, and an Oriental rug. The Bunga
Room is characterised by coffee and peach silk and
organza soft furnishings, while being equipped with air-
conditioning, a queen-size bed, a mini bar-fridge, a safe
deposit box, and a wall-mounted flat screen TV. The
en-suite bathroom is lined with natural dark grey stone
and fitted with a stainless steel washbowl upon a
pedestal, a rain-shower, and toilet. The adjoining stone
sundeck presents rice field views; it is bordered by a
low wall planted with pink bougainvillea
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