To prevent the spread of the Mpox virus, the Indonesian Ministry of Health has resumed health screening for international travelers (both Indonesian and foreign nationals) entering Indonesia from August 27, 2024. This includes completing an electronic self-declaration form called SATUSEHAT Health Pass, which must be completed on a dedicated web platform. The bathrooms on the villa are semi-open, offering an outdoor experience. Baby cot is available at an additional charge and subjected to availability. Guests should contact the property for more details. Contact details can be found on the booking confirmation. The complex sits among working rice fields that shift with the seasons. Guests may occasionally spot local wildlife like ducks, lizards, or butterflies. Mosquitoes may also appear; complimentary repellent is provided in each villa. Nearby development work may occasionally be audible during daytime hours. Complimentary earplugs are available upon request. Extra cleaning services are also offered at no charge. The 3-bedroom villa currently does not have rice field views due to construction directly opposite the property. Construction is ongoing in the surrounding area of the property, and some daytime noise may be expected.