The Edge
Pecatu, Bali
“Clifftop spectacle sanctuary”
Vibe
Perched 162 meters above the Indian Ocean, the clifftop scene centers on a cantilevered glass-bottom pool jutting out over the crashing surf.
“Clifftop spectacle sanctuary”
Dedicated twenty-four-hour butler service and sprawling private infinity pool villas perched high above the Indian Ocean.
A dramatic cantilevered glass-bottom pool jutting over the cliff and subterranean dining inside a natural cavern.
On-site entertainment spans a two-lane bowling alley, private cinema, cliffside tennis court, and clifftop day club.
On the dramatic limestone cliffs of Pecatu, perched 162 meters directly over the Indian Ocean
Rooms
Each standalone villa includes a private pool, generous oceanfront terraces, and dedicated twenty-four-hour butler service connected by winding garden paths.
Wellness
The oceanfront spa uses open-air treatment pavilions suspended over water, offering traditional Balinese bodywork and stone therapies against continuous ocean views.
Backstory
During villa construction in 2013, workers unearthed a 25,000-year-old limestone cavern that was preserved and repurposed rather than cleared away.
Eat & drink
Chef Ryan Clift serves tasting menus inside the underground cave, pairing multi-course dishes with light projections across ancient stalactites.
The neighborhood
Set along the jagged limestone bluffs of Pecatu, the property offers complete seclusion on the Bukit Peninsula’s southern ocean edge.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.