Aleva Villa Seminyak by Ini Vie Hospitality

The property stands on Jalan Dewi Saraswati in Seminyak’s Sunset Road neighbourhood, inland from Bali’s south-west coast. The immediate setting mixes villas, residences, local businesses, cafés and road-based commercial development rather than beachfront resorts. Sunset Point Shopping Centre is approximately 900 metres away, and Eat Street begins around 1.3 kilometres from the villa. Seminyak Square and Seminyak Village are approximately 1.6 kilometres away. Walking is practical for some local dining and shopping, but pavements and traffic conditions vary. Taxis, app-based transport or a hired vehicle are useful for beaches, nightlife, wider Bali excursions and journeys to I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport.

• Sunset Point Shopping Centre – approximately 900 metres: The independent retail complex contains a supermarket, shops, cafés and practical services.
• Prana Spa – approximately 900 metres: This independently operated wellness venue offers treatments and is not part of Aleva Villa Seminyak.
• Eat Street – approximately 1.3 kilometres: Jalan Kayu Aya and adjoining streets form one of Seminyak’s main restaurant, café and shopping areas.
• Seminyak Square – approximately 1.6 kilometres: The commercial complex provides shops, dining outlets and access towards the Laksmana district.
• Seminyak Village – approximately 1.6 kilometres: The shopping centre beside Seminyak Square contains international and local retail and dining businesses.
• Seminyak Beach – approximately 1.8 kilometres; published distance basis not specified: The public west-coast beach is used for walking, surfing and sunset viewing.
• Double Six Beach – approximately 3.1 kilometres: This public beach area is bordered by independent cafés, beach bars and surf services.

• Use a metered taxi or app-based car for Seminyak Beach because the property is inland and the walking route can be affected by heat and traffic.
• Allow extra road time during late afternoons and evenings, when traffic around Sunset Road, Eat Street and beach approaches can be heavy.
• Arrange the chargeable airport transfer in advance and provide flight details, especially for late-night or early-morning arrivals.
• Walk to Sunset Point Shopping Centre for groceries and practical purchases, while using transport for Seminyak Square and the beach.
• Plan around Nyepi restrictions when travelling in March or April because Bali’s airport closes and visitors must remain inside their accommodation.

• Aleva Villa Seminyak is not beachfront; the official property information places Seminyak Beach approximately 10 to 15 minutes away by road.
• The property does not have a restaurant or gym; meals are provided through room service, breakfast options and special in-villa arrangements.
• Airport transfers and in-villa spa treatments carry additional charges and should be arranged in advance.
• Detailed step-free access, adapted-room and accessible-bathroom information is unavailable and should be confirmed directly before booking.
• Pets are accepted subject to the property’s terms and conditions, which should be confirmed before arrival.

April to October generally brings drier conditions for beach visits, dining and outdoor travel, although heat and strong sunshine remain possible. July and August are usually among the busiest periods. November to March is wetter and more humid, with short intense showers and local flooding possible. Nyepi, usually in March or April, restricts movement for 24 hours and closes I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, so arrival and departure plans require particular care.