The eight air-conditioned bedrooms at Kaba Kaba are generously arranged between a two-storey main pavilion, a two-storey colonial guest pavilion and a single-storey garden guest pavilion.  With the exception of the kids’ room, each has a walk-in dressing room, a TV/DVD player, and a furnished terrace or balcony.  Seven of the bedrooms have king-size beds (two of which can be converted to twins), while the kids’ bedroom offers two sets of bunk beds.  Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom fitted with a rain shower and bathtub (shower only in the kids room).

The grand master suite in the main pavilion is adjoined by a cosy air-conditioned library, which is also accessible from the garden.  The bright, elegant, formal living room in the main pavilion opens widely to the pool deck offering a semi-open-air experience or air-conditioned comfort.  The other two living rooms (one in each guesthouse) are open-sided and cooled by ceiling fans.  Positioned next to the pool deck is the dining pavilion, adorned with fascinating antiques and with 18 chairs arranged around a six-metre-long, solid wood table under a soaring roof.  On one side is a guest feature kitchen with a service bar and counter.  A professional service kitchen is situated behind.

The Moroccan-themed home cinema – where velvet drapes hug burgundy walls and an L-shaped sofa can seat an audience of 12 – offers a huge pull-down projector screen, a 60-inch satellite-channel TV and a large collection of on-demand titles.  A games room is well stocked with air hockey and foosball tables, Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo, as well as board games. It also has its own bathroom and a small bar area.

Additionally, the villa features a well-equipped gym and a professional spa offering all manner of pampering treatments.  Above the spa and gym is a large rooftop terrace with couches and a bar located under the cover of an open-sided gazebo.

Kaba Kaba’s gorgeous garden presents rolling velvety lawns, lily ponds, a duck pond, croquet lawn, tennis court, and 25m swimming pool bordered by a broad timber sun deck furnished with loungers and umbrellas, all of which is surrounded by spectacular rice-field views.