Presenting a refined blend of traditional Balinese architecture with modern clean lines, the Elysian offers both the facilities and services of resort as well as the privacy of the schedule retreat.  The dominant architectural and design theme is the sense of openness created by oversized wood framed window and doors: doors slide to reveal rooms and windows unfold to form new spaces. The use of natural materials such as volcanic stone, raw teak, timber and slate pay homage to the rich traditional of the location. They were also chosen for their ability to age well, ensuring that as the property matures, the more it will seem like a small village that has always been there. At the center of the village is the clubhouse which contains all of the public areas including the reception, bar and restaurant, a compact gym and a spa providing treatment and massages, and a library for private dining and meetings. The lounge leads to a sun terrace overlooking the main pool, surrounded by lies-draped cabanas and a Balinese temple at one end.

The 26 villas are grouped around the main resort facilities, each in its own walled garden to create self-contained private retreats. Composed of a bedroom, living space, and generous outdoor space, the villas each boasts a private pool that wraps around a modern version of the traditional Balinese “bale” or patio. Fold the villa windows into the recess and living area opens up to become an extension of the outside gardens. A timber sundeck with sun loungers lends privacy to getting that perfect tan.