Families

The family friendly advantages of a villa holiday are many, including access to your own private facilities and the freedom to use them whenever you want. Knowing that the kids can run around happily, independently and safely, without you having to worry about other guests, is a real plus – and one that means parents are certain to have a more relaxed holiday too.

Villa Asta was purposefully designed as vacation home for families… and it shows. Kids get their own games room with table tennis, pool table, TV and computer, board games and toys, as well as a badminton and volleyball court. If they tire of these facilities or the enormous free-form pool, there’s always Batubelig Beach to explore (with a life-guard protected area for strong swimmers). The three twin-bedded guest rooms are ideal for anything up to 12 children (with two roll-away beds in each room).

The team of friendly staff at Villa Asta will make children feel as welcome as adults, and having these willing helpers on hand gives guests plenty of flexibility and freedom to do their own exploring beyond the villa grounds (full-time babysitting incurs a small extra cost).

Although the equipped kitchen allows you to prepare meals for fussy eaters or babies with ease, staff will happily to do this for you – just talk through your requirements and meal schedules with the villa manager or chef and they will take care of the rest. Banana and pineapple pancakes for breakfast? Popeye fried chicken in the games room for lunch? No problem. The chef can customise all meals to suit children’s taste buds.

Don’t worry about packing all that cumbersome kids’ equipment for your stay. Just let us know what you need, and anything we don’t have in-house (the villa is equipped with two high chairs, two cots and a playpen) we can hire on your behalf (click here to see list of available hire items).

And when the excitement of exploring the villa starts to wear off, check out our Things to do page – there’s plenty in the area to keep all the family amused throughout the holiday.