COMO Shambhala Estate is made up of private residences, villas and suites set into the forest and jungle clearings with award-winning architecture by Cheong Yew Kuan and interiors by Koichiro Ikebuchi. Local stone, wood and traditional alang-alang roofing all feature, inspired by the elements of wind, earth, fire, water and forest.
Our Garden Rooms are nestled within our nature-inspired Residences and feature king or queen beds. Each has access to their Residence’s shared pool, lounge and dining areas.
Like our Garden Rooms, each Terrace Suite affords access to the Residence’s shared pool, lounge and dining areas. The Terrace Suites also have their own private outdoor area – either a terrace or garden.
These are the principal suites in each Residence. Each COMO Shambhala Suite has an interior decorated with Indonesian antiques, and a generous ensuite with private Jacuzzi. COMO Shambhala Suites also have access to the Residence’s shared pool, lounge and dining areas.
The COMO Suite in our Umabona Residence has two king suites, a Jacuzzi and its own private infinity pool, as well as a small indoor plunge pool.
Our one-bedroom pool villas are a mix of cool and contemporary style together with traditional Balinese design elements and peerless forest views. There is also a private pool, Jacuzzi and outdoor deck for lounging and leisure.
The two-storey, two-bedroom pool villas each boast a private swimming pool, Jacuzzi, and large living and dining areas. Each floor is an exclusive space unto its own, with views of the verdant valley below.
The three-bedroom pool villas feel like private homes with expansive living areas and a fully equipped kitchen. The villas each have two master bedrooms and one guest bedroom, as well as a private garden, an infinity pool and Jacuzzi.
This Residence's name translates to 'Forest in the Mist' and is a luxury treehouse of interconnecting suites around an enormous banyan tree.
'Tirta Ening' means 'Clear Water' and this Residence's headline suite is a 91sq m COMO Shambhala Suite with an exquisite private Japanese water garden and waterfall. The entire Residence has a truly zen feel, with a floating pavilion made of yellow rock and teak.
1,200 tonnes of stone were imported from the nearby island of Sumba to construct this bold Residence, named after the 'Sound of Fire'.
This Residence, inspired by 'Windsong', combines the traditional clean lines of Balinese design with details from colonial Java, such as Victorian antique baths and Venetian beds.
This Residence faces the majestic Mount Batukaru, and is aptly named 'Umabona' which translates to 'House of the Earth Son'. The Residence aesthetic draws influence from the Majapahit palaces.
