MODJO Villas Bingin is a villa is located at Pecatu.
WiFi is available within public areas of the property to help you to stay connected with family and friends.
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Walk through the gate at MODJO Villas Bingin and you're looking at the whole property: four rooms, all on a single floor. That compact scale is the single fact that shapes everything else about staying here — tucked into the residential lanes of Jalan Pantai Bingin in Pecatu, on Bali's Bukit Peninsula, this small, family-run villa skips the scale of the resort chains nearby in favour of something closer to a private house than a hotel. It's why MODJO Villas Bingin tends to draw families and small groups after a self-contained base, rather than travellers chasing a high-rise resort experience.
Walking distance to Bingin Beach is part of the draw too. The beach sits within an area of the Bukit Peninsula well known for its layered cliffs, warungs, and surf breaks, and MODJO Villas Bingin leans into that family-holiday positioning: a swimming pool and separate children's pool, paired with self-catering conveniences — an in-room kitchenette, microwave, and refrigerator — built for longer family stays rather than a one-night stopover.
Every private bathroom here pairs a bathtub with a separate shower — a small detail, but one that hints at how MODJO Villas Bingin approaches its single room category: there's no ladder of Standard, Deluxe, and Suite to climb, just one villa-style configuration repeated across all four rooms. Traveloka's listing doesn't split the property down further, so whichever dates you book, the room itself is the same.
Inside, expect air conditioning, a desk, and cable TV as standard, alongside an in-room safe for valuables. The kitchenette, microwave, and refrigerator fitted into each room are worth calling out specifically — self-catering isn't an afterthought here, it's built into the room design. Bedding and bedroom configuration aren't itemised beyond that, so travellers with particular needs, such as connecting rooms for a larger family group, should check the live availability calendar on Traveloka or message the property directly before locking in dates. With only four rooms on offer, availability can move fast, particularly around peak Bali travel periods; treat the booking calendar as a live signal of how much choice remains, not a static reference.
A separate children's pool sitting alongside the main swimming pool is the amenity that best sums up who MODJO Villas Bingin is built for — at a four-room property, it's one of only a handful of shared spaces guests have beyond their own room, and it points squarely at family and leisure stays rather than business travel. Arrival essentials are covered too: secure on-site parking, WiFi across both public areas and guest rooms, luggage storage, and multilingual staff on hand. Around the pool area:
Transfers and timing both run on request rather than a fixed schedule. Airport transfer can be arranged through the property, though Traveloka's listing doesn't show a set fee, so confirm cost directly when booking. Early check-in or late check-out works the same way: standard check-in runs 15:00–20:00, and the property asks guests arriving outside that window to give at least a day's notice so its small on-site team can prepare. Laundry, too, is handled through nearby services rather than an in-house laundromat — which tracks with the scale of the property.
None of this reads as a resort checklist, and that's the point. There's no spa, no fitness centre, no multi-venue dining. What MODJO Villas Bingin offers instead is a pool, a children's pool, and a quiet residential setting a short walk from Bingin Beach. Weigh privacy and beach proximity against a longer amenity list, and go in with clear eyes about that trade-off before booking.
On foot, guests can reach Bingin Beach itself; everything beyond the immediate neighbourhood generally calls for a scooter or private car. MODJO Villas Bingin sits on Jalan Pantai Bingin in Pecatu, part of Badung Regency on Bali's Bukit Peninsula — the same cliff-lined stretch of coastline home to Bingin Beach, Padang Padang, and Uluwatu further south. The immediate surroundings are a mix of small villas, surf-focused warungs, and beach access paths rather than a built-up hotel strip, suiting guests after a quieter, residential base within walking distance of the water.
The Bukit Peninsula's road network is narrow and winding in places. Bingin Beach itself is reached via a set of stairs down the cliff face — a feature of the area rather than something specific to any one property — so factor that into packing and mobility expectations if you're travelling with young children or heavier luggage.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) serves the whole Bukit Peninsula, and the Bingin area is generally reached from there by private car or scooter given the winding local roads. Mapping flights into Bali around your stay is worth doing early; compare options on Traveloka's flight search before locking in travel dates. Once you've landed, arranging an airport transfer directly with MODJO Villas Bingin — or a private driver for the wider peninsula — is the most straightforward way to reach the property, since public transport options in this part of Bali are limited.
Breakfast, coffee, an evening drink: MODJO Villas Bingin covers the casual end of dining with its own bar, café, and lounge area on site, without asking guests to leave the property. What Traveloka's listing doesn't spell out is a full restaurant menu or whether breakfast comes included as standard, so check the specific rate plan and inclusions shown at booking rather than assume it.
Because the in-room kitchenette includes a microwave and refrigerator, self-catering for at least some meals is realistic, and Bingin's beachfront lane is well stocked with independent warungs and cafés within easy walking distance. Travellers wanting to plan sightseeing or food tours further afield across the Bukit Peninsula can browse activities and things to do on Traveloka to shape the rest of the itinerary around meals out.
Four rooms and a walk to Bingin Beach. That's the appeal, and it plays more like a private villa stay than a resort footprint: a shared pool and children's pool for family downtime, in-room self-catering basics, and a residential setting close to one of the Bukit Peninsula's best-known stretches of coastline.
Reviews on Traveloka are generally positive so far — a promising early signal, though still drawn from a small number of guests, so weigh it alongside the specific dates and room configuration you have in mind. Travellers curious how MODJO Villas Bingin stacks up against other small villas nearby can compare options directly through Traveloka's hotel search before committing.
Generally positive guest reviews are a reasonable starting signal, but it's still built on a small sample of stays, so treat it as a rough indicator rather than a guarantee — read a few of the individual comments if you can before deciding. A handful of practical points are worth sorting out ahead of arrival:
Once your dates and room are confirmed, you can start planning the rest of your Bali trip from Traveloka's homepage, from flights to activities across the island.
Popular Facilities | AC, Swimming Pool, Parking, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - 20:00 - to 07:00 - 11:00 |
Available rooms at MODJO Villas Bingin | 4 |
Number of floors in MODJO Villas Bingin | 1 |
Another facilities in MODJO Villas Bingin | Children pool, Pool sun loungers, Airport transfer, Secure parking, Free WiFi |







