The third suite has two master bedrooms, an open-air living and dining area facing the jungle and a large open kitchen space. Instead, it’s simple, comfortable and relies on the natural scenery to be the main draw. This ancient philosophy relies on minimalism and embraces imperfection, which in the case of Zen Hideaway, translates to a lot of open space that isn’t overly manicured or particularly luxurious.

The teak wood structure of the private villa dates back 150 years and is done in a traditional Japanese wabi-sabi architecture style. Japanese Design With a Connection to the Surroundings We’re filing this spot into the bucket list worthy birthday getaway category because of its transformative, peaceful setting that encourages relaxation, meditation and lots of time spent staring off into the palm trees. The two-story teak wood villa known as Zen Hideaway has three suites, the third of which features a net bed, a swing bed and a very cool swing that sits high atop the trees and swings right over a waterfall below. Located just 20 minutes from Ubud, this hidden jungle escape is surrounded by dense, overgrown jungles and features beautiful views of the Ayung River Valley.

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