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Downtown Villas

1-bedroom villa US$719

2-bedroom villa US$1295

Prices include:

4 days/3 nights accommodation in a private pool villa
Welcome drinks and cold towels upon check in
Fresh seasonal fruit bowl and flower arrangements
In-room mineral water, coffee and tea facilities
Daily breakfast
One lunch for 2 persons
One candlelight dinner for 2 persons
One-hour massage for 2 persons
15% discount at Ku de Ta restaurant (exclude breakfast and special events)
Free broadband internet access
Free access to fitness center
Laundry (excludes dry cleaning and express service)
21% tax and service charge included.

Villa Kubu

Villa Four One bedroom villa US$665

Villa Six B One bedroom villa US$508

Prices include:

4 days/3 nights accommodation in a 1-bedroom villa with private pool
Welcome drinks and cold towel upon check in
Romantic flower arrangements in the villa upon arrival
Rose petal bath upon arrival
Fresh seasonal fruit bowl
In room mineral water, coffee and tea facilities
Daily breakfast cooked and served in the villa for 2 persons
One candle lightdinner with Balinese decorations for two
One Balinese romantic dance during dinner
One-hour massage for 2 persons
21% tax and service charge included.

Where does the word "honeymoon" come from?

The Scandinavian word for honeymoon is derived, in part, from an ancient Northern European custom in which newlyweds, for the first month (one full moon cycle) of their married life, drank a daily cup of honeyed wine called mead. The ancient practices of kidnapping a bride and drinking the honeyed wine date back to the history of Attila, king of the Asiatic Huns from A.D. 433.

Northern European history describes the abduction of a bride from a neighboring village. It was imperative, that the abductor, the husband to be, take his bride to be into hiding for period of time. His friends assured his and her safekeeping and kept their whereabouts unknown. Once the bride's family gave up their search, the bridegroom returned to his people. This folkloric explanation presumably is the origin of today's honeymoon, for its original meaning meant hiding.