Are the villas still available?+
The villas were completed in June 2025 and are now occupied; availability is through resale, while the Wyndham-operated boutique hotel completes in Q3 2028.
Who manages Ardhana?+
The boutique hotel is operated by Wyndham Hotels & Resorts under a signed management agreement, so the hospitality side runs to a global brand standard rather than being self-managed.
What does the 30+30 lease mean?+
A 30-year leasehold with a priority 30-year extension, held through the developer’s registered Indonesian structure on residential-zoned land.
What unit types are there?+
Two villa quarters — sixteen Luxury villas (1–3 bed, 70–155 m²) and seven Fengshui villas (48 m²) — alongside the Smart quarter, a boutique hotel of fifty-eight Standard apartments and three two-storey Loft suites.
What views can I get?+
The ocean, the GWK Garuda statue, the jungle or a park, depending on the unit and its position on the hillside.
What design principles were used?+
The site is planned by Feng Shui and Vastu in an eclectic Asian register, with greenery carried across the whole community — including the villa roofs.
What guarantees come with the build?+
A 10-year structural guarantee on the hotel units and the villas alike — load-bearing structures, the roof and pool shells — and a 12-month finishing guarantee, backed by monolithic walls, multi-stage water filtration and forced ventilation with air-conditioning.
How far are the beaches?+
Melasti and Pandawa are each about ten minutes away, Jimbaran is twelve, surf spots are fifteen, and a Cambridge international school sits seven minutes from the gate.