Exclusive Villas for Monthly Rental in Kuta, Bali
Discover our selection of exclusive villas for monthly rental in Kuta, Bali. Perfect for digital nomads and expats seeking comfortable accommodation.
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Local Tips
- Inside‑gate scooter parking is safer and keeps your bike dry in heavy rain.
- Traffic peaks around school and sunset hours. Plan viewings slightly off‑peak for faster trips.
- Water pressure varies by villa. A quick shower test (or video) helps avoid surprises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about renting properties in Bali.
Pin the exact location and share a landmark. Ask owners if couriers can access the lane and where to receive packages.
Yes—request a screenshot or short video of a speed test at the property (weekday daytime and evening) to validate consistency.
Water pressure varies by area and building setup. Ask for a quick shower test video or check in person, especially in multi‑floor villas.
Yes. Most owners offer in‑person viewings or video tours. We recommend seeing the property or requesting a detailed video walk‑through.
Terms vary. Some contracts allow replacing yourself or exiting with a fee. Discuss this scenario up front if your plans may change.
Some rentals include weekly cleaning; others offer it as an add‑on. Pool and garden maintenance are often included in villas—confirm per listing.
Check doors/windows seal, bathroom ventilation, roof condition, and electrical outlets. A quick inspection saves headaches.
Yes. Most landlords request a refundable deposit (typically 1 month). It’s returned at the end of the lease if there’s no damage or unpaid bills.
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