Each of the bedrooms presents a plush king-sized bed, a TV, and some striking antique furnishings, including desks and chairs and a ‘gerobog’ rice storage chest on wheels. Each bathroom is fitted with a rainshower, twin washbasins and a luxurious bathtub. Three of the bedrooms feature timber walls, while the other two are white walled with wooden floors and opulent touches of artfully carved teakwood. The bed in the ‘Suite’ is framed by an ornate headboard, while the ‘Gebyog’ room is named after the intricately-carved Javanese screen wall at its entrance. The other three bedrooms, each with incredibly romantic private garden bathrooms, are housed in traditional standalone wooden buildings from Java. The master is an antique ‘Joglo’, which was once the home of a nobleman, its centrepiece being a dreamy four-poster marriage bed positioned under the ‘tumpang sari’– a series of staggered horizontal beams with elaborate carvings.  Another bedroom can be found in a traditional ‘Gladak’, a charming, colourful, rectangular house, elevated above the ground, and characterised by a covered, fenced veranda, accessed by a set of steps. Inside, the bed is positioned beneath a beautifully carved wooden arch.