Frequently Asked Questions

The easiest way is via WhatsApp — send us your location, which treatment you'd like, and your preferred time. We typically reply within minutes. Our number is +62 822 6629 5381.

We often accommodate same-day bookings depending on availability and location. For North Bali we recommend booking at least half a day in advance.

Absolutely not. We understand that travel plans change. We just ask that you give us as much notice as possible.

Yes! We send two therapists to work simultaneously. Just mention it when you message us — it's one of our most popular bookings.

Yes — our therapists travel by motorbike and bring all oils, towels, hot stones, and supplies. Treatments are performed on your bed or a comfortable floor mat. You don't need to prepare anything.

No — our therapists travel throughout Bali by motorbike so a massage table isn't practical. Treatments are on your bed or a floor mat we bring with us. This is completely standard for in-home spa services in Bali.

Smooth heated basalt stones are placed on key points of the body and used in massage to penetrate deep muscle tissue. The heat relaxes muscles more deeply than hands alone, making it one of our most luxurious treatments. Available in 1, 1.5, and 2-hour sessions from Rp 250,000.

Yes — all of our therapists are bi-lingual and speak English fluently. No language barriers.

We accept cash payment in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) at the time of your treatment.

Services start from Rp 200,000 (~$12 USD) for a 1-hour Traditional Balinese Massage. Deep Tissue and Hot Stone treatments start from Rp 250,000. See our full services and pricing page for the complete menu.

Tipping is entirely at your discretion. If you feel your therapist did an exceptional job, tips are warmly appreciated. There is no obligation.

Yes! Professional nanny service at Rp 180,000/hour (~$11 USD) so parents can fully relax during their treatment. Just mention it when you book.

Please let us know about any health conditions or injuries when you book. Our therapists are trained to adapt treatments accordingly.