Mïnoo Beach Club

We wanted to try a beach club while we were in Uluwatu and stumbled upon this one on Melasti Beach - had a great time there ! Hammocks are very comfy and the pool is really nice. We had to spend 300k (for 2 people) to stay on the hammock, which was okay given the location and pool. Drinks and food were great (I tried a violet cocktail and a strawberry juice + banana fritters), staff was nice. I would recommend going there, the beach is really beautiful as well, although when we were there, swimming in the sea was not allowed. Come early though, we managed to get a hammock but were there at 10.15.

Very beautiful place and affordable in comparison to others….good for families and couple as it’s quite chilled (if you don’t like loud music ) …food and drinks were decent and the service as well

MINOO BEACH CLUB Kids friendly beach club at MELASTI BEACH 🌺 Minoo Beach Club Bali – Where the Ocean Meets Boho Bliss Tucked away on the cliffs of Ungasan, just above the stunning Melasti Beach, Mïnoo Beach Club feels like a dreamy escape that Bali locals whisper about but rarely gatekeep. From the moment you step in, you’re wrapped in that warm, sun-drenched Bali magic. Think rattan chairs, billowing white curtains, palm tree shadows dancing on bamboo floors, and the sound of waves crashing gently below. It’s tropical minimalism with a bohemian twist—and your camera roll will thank you for it. ✨ The Star of the Show? A wooden “jukung” boat suspended above their infinity pool. It’s quirky, unexpected, and surprisingly peaceful when you climb aboard with a coconut in hand. 🧺 Vibe check: Minoo isn’t trying to be the next loud, flashy beach club. It’s laid-back, almost romantic perfect for solo journaling, slow lunches, or sunset convos with your feet dipped in the pool. Come here to breathe, not to party. 🍴 Food & Drinks? Solid. The menu has something for everyone, from crispy calamari to vegetarian nasi goreng. Cocktails are crafted with care tropical but not too sweet, and fairly priced (rare in a beach club these days!).

Loved it. Veryy family-friendly— was enjoyable for both my teen siblings and my grandmother. The sea water was blue, and a bit deep (kind of dangerous for little children) but also the view was gorgeous! There's no minimum spend if you want to sit on the regular table upstairs, however there's a minimum spend if you want to sit on the beach table downstairs. For us, it was 1,000,000 for 4 people. Service was excellent, atmosphere was relaxing and food was great. The price is a bit high but fitting for the place! Overall, I'd recommend. 😎

Nice beach club. Minimum spend of 500k for 2 people to use sunbeds with towel. Would recommend if you’re bringing kids as it is very family friendly, however if you are not with kids you may find the atmosphere by the pool annoying due to kids playing, shouting and splashing. The adults-only beach club next door may be better suited for you! The food is very good, recommend the japanese fried chicken and the calamari.

Great experience here in the morning. You have to spend 300k in total on drink and food (we were 2) to stay in the hammock. Come early if you want to get a spot though ! Food was okay and the facility was great (nice pool, nice View), not too fancy which was what we were looking for since we are not really beach club people

The venue is rather small with very limited tables that i had to find table for my own seat.I was very confused trying to find a seat since no staff came to assist me,strangely enough,a staff member only appeared when i was about to sit on the hammock 🤐 And to sit on this hammock,there is a minimum spend of 300k

Just wanna write this review because I think people should know that Minoo is super family-friendly. The minimum spend for the hammocks is IDR 300K, and for the poolside beds it’s around IDR 1 million (fits 4-6 people per bed). Most places don’t usually have a minimum spend, but here it’s super chill—no loud music, the vibes are calm, and the staff are friendly. They don’t treat local tourists any differently, which is really nice. Food and drinks are decent. There’s also a rinsing area for after you swim or play at the beach, which is a plus. My kids loved it here because they could play at the beach too! Bonus for my Muslim friends: no pork on the menu! One thing they could improve though: the toilet doesn’t have a water spray. Come on, this is Indonesia—why should we be using tissue only? Hopefully, they’ll fix that in the future. Thanks, Minoo!