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Venue
What activities are suitable in this venue?
Religious ceremony, Reception
What settings does your venue provide?
Outdoor covered, Outdoor not covered
Please describe more details on the venues that you have
for Outdoor covered we have Bale Dedari, Bird Lounge, The Restaurant and Bumi Duadari - Bale Barong
for outdoor we have Rice Paddy Romance Platform, Amphitheater and Bumi Duadari - Statue & Poolside
What type of venue(s) do you offer?
Hotel, Restaurant, Pool, Garden, Private villa/ residential, rice field
Minimum and maximum number of guests
from 2 to 100 people
Do you offer an onsite wedding consultant?
our Event team will be more than happy to assist
What types of cuisine does your venue specialize in?
Asian, Balinese, Anything by request
Do you allow outside catering?
No
Do you allow outside liquor?
within certain terms & conditions
Is there any corkage fee?
Please contact us for more information
What type of other services do you also provide?
Decoration, Catering, Entertainment, Flowers, Hair & makeup, Photography, Videography, Wedding Cake, Guest accommodation, Honeymoon, Other
Do you offer valet parking?
on complimentary
Is there handicap access?
No
Do you have liability insurance?
Yes
What makes your services unique?
Renowned Indonesian architect and interior designer Hendra Hadiprana created Tanah Gajah for his own family, who celebrated intimate weddings at the Balinese garden pavilion watched over by stone ganeshas, hosted colourful cocktail parties at The Bird Lounge alongside the private aviary, held dinners at The Restaurant facing iconic rice paddies and grander gatherings in the grassy amphitheatre surrounded tropical foliage.
The Chedi Club Tanah Gajah customises these special spaces across our beautifully landscaped gardens to distinguish your event for ten friends to two hundred.
Or enjoy our property exclusively as The Hadipranas did, including all gourmet meals, accommodations, spa treatments, private car service, Balinese dance and puppetry, plus inspiring activities from trekking through our rice paddies to cycling down Mount Batur, an ancient volcano.
How far in advance should your client make a booking?
The most ideal time would be 6 to 12 months before the wedding
What payment systems are available for your business?
Bank transfer, Credit card payment
What is your payment terms?
In order to secure your reservation, 30% the total estimated cost of the function (excluding room charges) is requested to be settled.
Cancelations received 60 days prior to the arrival date are subject to a cancelation fee equivalent to 30% deposit (including rooms)
Cancelations received 45 days prior to the arrival date or in the event of no-show, are subject to a cancelation fee equivalent to 100% of total accommodation value (including rooms and food & beverage)
When was your business established?
in 2004
Honeymoon
What kind(s) of honeymoons are you specialized in?
Luxury, Cultural, Intimate
Which destinations are you specialized in?
Europe , Latin America , Oceania , Caribbean , Africa , Other , Asia , USA
What services do you offer?
Pre-wedding destination, Romantic getaways, Other , Organization of honeymoons, Destination wedding
Address
Jalan Goa Gajah, Tengkulak Kaja
Ubud, Gianyar
Bali 80571, Indonesia 80571
Location(s)
Hidden among the lush undulating hills of Bali’s culture-rich highlands, this most private of resorts sits among thriving rice fields as far as the eye can see. Tanah Gajah, a Resort by Hadiprana is an intimate retreat with twenty individual villas, each one uniquely featuring original Balinese artworks. This rustic chic five-hectare property that nestled at one edge of the seemingly endless paddy fields is perfect for those seeking serenity and rejuvenation.
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