During my #workcation back in December 2015, I was very pleased to have the chance to stay at one of the most luxurious and beautiful villas. Warwick IBAH in Ubud, Bali have captured my heart like no other, really. Beside it being a duty to be staying there to review the place for work, it has given me a personal memory as well.
Located in the most exotic and peaceful place on earth, Ubud, near the beautiful hill and river of Campuhan, to be precise, Warwick IBAH is one of a kind resort! It was a place I can exactly identify myself staying in for a long time. Picture this: huge room with wooden floors, bed linens so fuzzy accessorized in white curtains, infinity pool so big and fresh, and nature. Yes, NATURE. Surrounded with over hundreds of different plants and trees, flowers also grow naturally in this beautiful hotel.
The very generous and humble General Manager, Mr. Yanni Claassen
Architectural background of the place itself dated back to over 25 years ago, since it was built inside the royal ground and territory. The General Manager, Mr. Yanni Claassen, a South African who have traveled the world to basically managed hotels everywhere, from the busiest of cities to one in a secluded island. Oh, how lucky! He was a very humble man with so much interest of traveling and luxurious experiences, he said that Warwick IBAH is the only perfect place to “switch off and relax,” and I couldn’t agree more!
Another most memorable moment I had here was trekking the Campuhan hills. Crossing over a river in a rock-made bridge and basically just breathe fresh air on top of the hills. Pictures does not do justice. It was such a prestige feeling, and I couldn’t be more thankful!
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