Ubud: Massage & Flower Bath at Tejas Spa Monkey Forest

Ubud’s Monkey Forest can be noisy and crowded, but a short walk brings you to Tejas Spa, where the mood changes quickly. This treatment pairs a traditional Balinese massage with a fragrant flower bath, giving you a calm break without leaving central Ubud.

I like the easy location inside Adiwana Monkey Forest and the fact that your prepaid e-voucher handles the reservation. I also like the simple two-part format: skilled hands first, warm water and flowers afterward. The main thing to consider is that this is a fixed treatment, not an open spa credit, so choose your option carefully before booking.

Key points to know before booking

• Flower bath after the massage: The treatment finishes with fragrant flowers and time to refresh in the bath.
• Steps from Monkey Forest: Tejas Spa is on Jalan Wenara Wana, close to one of Ubud’s best-known sights.
• Treatment choices vary: The total visit can last from 30 minutes to two hours, depending on the option you select.
• Hot stones may be part of some treatments: One booking specifically praised the hot stones, so check your chosen treatment details.
• Good for solo visitors or couples: The quiet setting works well for a personal rest or a shared spa break.
• Arrive 15 minutes early: A late arrival may shorten the treatment rather than move the appointment back.

A calm pause beside Monkey Forest

Ubud is a good place to schedule a massage, but location matters. Tejas Spa is inside Adiwana Monkey Forest, close to the forest entrance and central Ubud streets. You can reach it on foot or by vehicle, which saves you from arranging a separate trip across town.

The setting is designed to feel removed from the street. You’ll enter through the Tejas Spa entrance and check in at the front desk. From there, the staff will guide you to the treatment room and explain the selected service.

I like this arrangement because it fits neatly into a day of sightseeing. You can visit Monkey Forest, walk nearby, and then take time to settle your muscles. Or you can book the spa first and begin your Ubud day at a slower pace.

The location also creates one small practical issue. Monkey Forest is a popular part of Ubud, and the surrounding roads can be busy. Allow extra time to find the entrance, especially if you are arriving by vehicle. The spa asks you to arrive at least 15 minutes before your appointment, and that buffer is worth taking seriously.

What happens during the Balinese massage

The main treatment is a full-body massage using traditional Balinese techniques. Herbal oils and natural spa ingredients are included, and a Balinese therapist performs the service in a relaxing treatment room.

A Balinese massage usually combines pressure, kneading, stretching, and flowing hand movements, but the exact style can vary by selected treatment and therapist. Your booking is for a defined service, so this is not the place to expect an entirely custom menu of techniques unless your chosen option says so.

The supplied treatment information does not name individual therapists. English and Indonesian are spoken, so you can communicate basic needs and comfort concerns at the front desk or before treatment begins.

Tell the spa about any medical concerns before the massage. The treatment is not recommended for people who are pregnant or those with serious medical conditions unless the spa confirms it is suitable. It is also sensible to mention if you prefer lighter or firmer pressure, though the available information does not promise a fully tailored massage.

One booking gave special praise to the hot stones, calling them the best part of the treatment. That detail is useful, but you should check your selected option to see if hot stones are included. They may be part of one treatment rather than every massage package.

The flower bath is the gentle finish

After the massage, you move to the flower bath. Fragrant flowers float in the water, creating a sensory finish that feels different from a standard massage appointment.

The bath is meant to soothe and refresh rather than add another demanding activity. After lying still during the massage, the warm water gives you a chance to wake up slowly, enjoy the scent, and let the treatment settle.

This part can be especially pleasant after walking around Ubud. Monkey Forest, market streets, and nearby temples can make for a full day on your feet. A flower bath turns the appointment into a small ritual instead of a quick massage squeezed between errands.

The experience includes access to a shower room and spa amenities. Meals and extra drinks are not included, and spa use outside the booked treatment time is not included either. Keep that distinction in mind if you are hoping to spend several hours at the property. The booking pays for the selected treatment, not unlimited use of the spa.

How long should you book?

The available duration ranges from 30 minutes to two hours. The shortest option suits a quick break, but it may leave little time for both a substantial massage and a leisurely bath. If you want the full two-part ritual to feel unhurried, a longer option will likely make more sense.

A 30-minute booking can work when your schedule is tight or when you mainly want a short massage near Monkey Forest. It is less suitable if you want a full-body treatment followed by a relaxed flower bath.

The two-hour option is better for a slow afternoon, a couple’s appointment, or a recovery break after a busy day. You should still read the treatment description closely, because the length of the massage and bath may differ by package.

When booking, select the treatment first and request your preferred time slot. The spa gives the final appointment time based on availability. Your e-voucher includes automatic reservation, but it does not mean every requested time is guaranteed.

Is $20 good value in Ubud?

At $20 per person, this is an appealing price for a treatment that combines a massage, flower bath, treatment room, natural spa ingredients, and shower access. The value is strongest if you want a simple wellness break in central Ubud without paying for a full resort spa day.

The price also includes convenience. You do not need to arrange a separate transfer, and the location is close to Monkey Forest. The e-voucher and prepaid booking reduce the usual back-and-forth at a busy Ubud spa.

Still, compare the treatment length before deciding. A short appointment at $20 is a useful budget treat, but the price becomes a better deal when the package includes a longer massage and enough time for the flower bath. Since the voucher is fixed, you cannot treat the payment as credit toward a different service after arrival.

There are also no meals or additional beverages included. That is not a major problem, since Ubud has many places to eat nearby, but you should not arrive expecting a complete spa-day package.

Solo reset or couple’s outing?

This treatment suits solo visitors who want quiet time in a central location. You can book it between sightseeing stops, use the shower room afterward, and continue your day feeling refreshed.

It also works for couples. The flower bath gives the appointment a shared, special-event feel without requiring a full luxury package. The information does not confirm whether couples receive a shared room or separate treatment rooms, so ask the spa if that matters to you.

The treatment is not designed for children under three or people over 95. For older children, the supplied information does not give a general suitability rule, so you should confirm directly before booking. Pregnant people and anyone with serious medical conditions should contact the spa in advance.

The setting is peaceful, but do not assume total silence. The spa is near a famous sightseeing area, and the experience takes place inside a working hotel property. If you need a completely private or highly customized wellness program, a larger resort package may suit you better.

Booking tips that can save trouble

Your voucher is prepaid for one selected treatment. Think of it as a confirmed service, not a flexible balance. Read the treatment name, duration, and inclusions before payment.

Request your preferred time when booking, then wait for the spa’s final confirmation. Rescheduling is allowed only once, and the request must be made at least 24 hours before the appointment.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. After that point, the stated cancellation terms may not protect you, so avoid scheduling this too tightly against a flight, long-distance transfer, or another fixed activity.

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Loose clothing makes it easier to change and leave the spa without fuss. You should also plan for a little extra time after the bath rather than rushing straight into another appointment.

Do not litter around the spa or Monkey Forest area. Bring the e-voucher in an accessible form, and arrive 15 minutes early so the staff can check you in without cutting into your treatment.

What makes this treatment worth considering

The most appealing part is the balance of setting, price, and format. You get a distinctly Balinese spa ritual without traveling far from Ubud’s center. The massage gives you the practical benefit of muscle relief, while the flower bath makes the appointment feel more memorable.

The experience also has a useful rhythm. First, you settle into the treatment room. Then the massage encourages you to slow down. Finally, the bath gives you a calm ending instead of sending you straight back onto the street.

The strongest praise has focused on relaxation and hot stones. One booking described the treatment as so relaxing that the person fell asleep and snored, which is perhaps the clearest sign that the massage can be deeply restful. Another booking praised the friendly service and attractive setting.

Those details point to the experience’s main strength: uncomplicated comfort. You are not booking a lecture, a long wellness course, or a complicated beauty program. You are booking time to stop, lie down, and let the spa do the work.

Should you book Tejas Spa?

Book this treatment if you want an affordable Balinese massage with a flower bath, a central Ubud location, and a simple prepaid reservation. It is especially practical before or after Monkey Forest, and it makes a pleasant solo break or couple’s activity.

Choose a longer treatment if the bath matters as much as the massage. Check whether hot stones are included if that feature interests you, and request your appointment early enough to receive a suitable time.

Skip it if you need a highly customized medical massage, a full-day spa facility, included transport, or a flexible voucher. For most people seeking a peaceful two-part treatment near Monkey Forest, though, Tejas Spa offers good value and a clear taste of Balinese wellness.

FAQ

Where is Tejas Spa located?

Tejas Spa is inside Adiwana Monkey Forest on Jalan Wenara Wana in Ubud. It is close to Ubud’s Monkey Forest and can be reached on foot or by vehicle from central Ubud.

What does the treatment include?

The selected prepaid treatment includes a Balinese massage followed by a fragrant flower bath. It also includes the treatment room, herbal oils and natural spa ingredients, a Balinese therapist, and access to the shower room and amenities.

How long does the experience last?

Available treatment durations range from 30 minutes to two hours. The exact length depends on the treatment option you select.

Is the reservation automatic?

The e-voucher includes automatic reservation. You must still select your treatment and request your preferred time slot. The spa will confirm the final appointment time based on availability.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment. Late arrival may shorten the treatment time.

Can I reschedule the appointment?

Rescheduling is allowed once, but you must request it at least 24 hours in advance.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the appointment for a full refund.

Are hotel transfers included?

No. Transfers to and from Tejas Spa are not included, so you must make your own way to the spa.

Are hot stones included?

The available information does not confirm that hot stones are included in every option. One treatment booking specifically praised the hot stones, so check the details of your selected treatment before booking.

Is the treatment suitable during pregnancy?

The treatment is not recommended for pregnant people or those with serious medical conditions. Inform the spa in advance if either situation applies to you.