Bali Dacha - Sauna

Had an amazing experience here for a private sauna session with a group of 7 friends. The sauna master was very professional and made us all feel very at ease. Great energy! Will come back! 😍

This place is super nice. The smallest sauna is the best. Also best sauna man makes saunas even more hot. As well you gonna enjoy the pool with roses all over it. The hostess Alina is very welcoming. Tea ceremony is a good place to relax. They also have nails to stay on, sound healing, ecstatic dance. However those are not explained well, so it's more for people who are already into that. I really liked Bali dacha. Though I got problems with my skin. So looks like they don't pay much attention to cleaning and prevention.

we took a spa «date with nature», we liked everything! good massage, beautiful 2 bathrooms with petals, delicious tea and jungle sound, it’s amazing ✨ the area of the Bali Dacha is huge, beautiful, colorful lobby, friendly staff, we were on weekdays at 14:00, there was no people at all except staff, so if you are tired from crowded spaces, the Bali Dacha was super quiet and pleasant. the next time I want to go to a bath or a club day) place super, recommend 💖

i had a three hours spa bundle — included massage, face and body skin care and bath. and i can say that that was really good. all went smooth and gentle. go and try their spa bundles, worth it every penny

This place is magical and very very special. People are very welcoming here especially the beautiful faerie in the fabulously designed and made outfits( she makes them herself, I hear) and the sauna master. I loved it. You must have an appreciation of old world culture and art and/ or be a refined European person looking for a friendly face to really appreciate this magical place. Literally changed my life.

The place itself is very interesting and has a funky design, nice chill areas with several fire pits. The food was good although took a while. The environment is very “trippy” aimed at hippie young Russians, the crowd are mostly below 30. It was ok to visit once but definitely wouldn’t return as the sauna ceremonies are way overcrowded with people constantly walking in and out interrupting. The hygiene is questionable, people don’t shower and jump sweaty straight into pools, didn’t see the water/tea cups being replaced once by staff, no one uses sarongs to sit on in saunas. Not really suitable for foreigners. In Germany and Netherlands you can get much better for value for money in bath houses with more variety of saunas and cleaner facilities for lower price so it was surprising to see below par standards for 600k IDR (advertised 500k on website and towel not included).

Russian place I visited Bali Dacha out of curiosity, but unfortunately, it left me thoroughly disappointed. The overall quality of services is far below expectations. The pool, which looks beautiful in photos with its petals, is actually filled with river water. There’s no clarity on how the water is cleaned, which raises concerns about hygiene. To make matters worse, in the second mini-pool, a couple was openly engaging in inappropriate behavior, which completely killed any desire I had to use the facilities. The atmosphere of the place is off-putting, and the energy just doesn’t feel right. The only somewhat redeeming aspect was the meditation session with singing bowls, though even that was marred by distracting noises from the bar and distant music. Despite being promised fresh fruit, all I encountered were a couple of empty plates in two locations. If you’re hoping to experience local Balinese culture, I strongly advise against visiting Bali Dacha. However, if you’re in search of a space that feels more like a typical Russian community, then you may find it appealing—but otherwise, I recommend avoiding it.

After trying so many massages in Bali, this was the best one so far! Ask for Made, she truly takes care of you, connects with your body, and helps you release. Plus, the sound of the river and nature makes it an unforgettable experience