Signature Massage in Nusa Dua/ De Alam Bali

At De Alam Bali, the main draw is a full two hours set aside for two different parts of a spa treatment: a 60-minute Traditional Balinese Massage, followed by a 60-minute scrub and flower bath. It is a slower, more complete spa outing than booking a massage alone, and the venue describes its setting as peaceful and natural.

I like the clear treatment split and the practical comforts included, especially a shower room, robe, slippers, locker and tea. One consideration: prices vary by package, and the available details do not spell out what every three- or four-hour option includes, so check the exact treatment list before paying.

Key points to know before you book

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• The two-hour package has a defined sequence: 60 minutes of Traditional Balinese Massage, then 60 minutes of scrub and flower bath.
• Therapist Lisa is named in a customer note: you can ask whether she is available, but no specific therapist is guaranteed.
• You get useful changing-room basics: a shower room, towel, bathrobe, slippers, locker and tea are included.
• The spa is in South Kuta: De Alam Bali is on Jalan By Pass Nusa Dua, and the listed ways to arrive are by car or motorbike.
• Prices depend on package choice: listed starting prices differ, so confirm your chosen treatment and total before booking.
• Arrive early and protect your appointment time: arrive 10 minutes ahead; more than 15 minutes late without notice can mean cancellation.

Two hours for massage, scrub and flower bath

The two-hour package is the easiest option to assess because its treatment sequence is specific. You begin with an hour of Traditional Balinese Massage, then spend an hour on a scrub and flower bath. The order gives you a straightforward treatment session followed by a separate body-care and bathing portion, rather than trying to fit everything into one short appointment.

That time matters. A 60-minute massage offers a full hour for the therapist’s work, while a second hour leaves room for the scrub and bath without compressing the package into a quick add-on. If you want a spa break that fills a substantial part of your day, this is more satisfying on paper than a massage alone. If you mainly want hands-on massage, however, look closely at the separate two-hour Balinese Massage option before choosing. Its name suggests a massage-focused package, but the supplied details do not state its exact treatment breakdown.

The venue describes the experience as a Balinese spa treatment in a peaceful natural setting, with professional therapists using high-level techniques. Those are useful expectations, but the treatment specifics stop there: no particular massage movements, oils, scrub ingredients or flower-bath setup are described. I would book for the overall format and time, not for a particular technique or product that has not been confirmed.

A customer note singles out therapist Lisa’s work. If having a particular therapist matters to you, ask about her availability before booking. The available information does not promise that you can choose her, and a preferred time slot may also be unavailable.

What each part of the treatment offers

The first hour is the Traditional Balinese Massage. You can expect the session to be the massage portion of the package, but the description does not explain the pressure, method or whether the therapist can adjust the treatment to suit you. If you have a health condition, tell the operator before treatment. The operator places responsibility for sharing that information on you and does not accept responsibility for adverse effects arising from treatment.

The second hour is described as a scrub and flower bath. That gives the visit a distinct finish after the massage, and the included shower room is practical for changing and washing up. But there is no detail about the scrub’s ingredients, whether it is applied by a therapist, or how the flower bath is arranged. If allergies, skin sensitivities or a particular bathing setup are important to you, ask the spa directly before you commit.

The package includes tea, a towel, slippers and a bathrobe. These small items make the visit easier: you do not need to bring your own towel or robe, and slippers are provided for moving around the facility. A locker is included for belongings, though you remain responsible for keeping your valuables safe. The package also lists WiFi on board, but that wording does not explain where or how it is available. In a spa, it is sensible to keep your phone on silent and avoid using it inside, as requested by the venue.

The package includes access to the spa’s amenities, but not access to pools. That distinction is worth checking if you were picturing a resort day with a swim. The experience is a spa treatment, not a pool pass.

Choosing between the two-, three- and four-hour options

The displayed package choices include a two-hour package from US$55.35, a three-hour package from US$86.49, a four-hour package from US$138.39, and a separate Balinese Massage option listed as two hours from US$55.35. The general experience price is also shown from US$60.89. Because those starting figures do not line up exactly, treat them as package-specific prices rather than one fixed rate. Check the price shown for your date and selected option at checkout.

The two-hour package has the clearest value comparison: it includes two named 60-minute treatments and several practical amenities. For someone who wants both massage and body scrub, that is an easy-to-understand use of two hours. The two-hour massage-only option may suit you better if massage is your priority, but the supplied details do not say whether it is one continuous treatment or another format. Confirm before booking.

The three- and four-hour options cost more and may suit you if you want a longer spa visit, but there is not enough information here to say which treatments they include. Do not assume that extra time means extra massage, a second scrub or a particular add-on. Ask for a full treatment breakdown and confirm the duration of each service.

The listed prices are per package choice, and the same price applies to all ages. Participants must be at least eight years old. For a family or mixed-age party, check that the planned treatment suits each participant, especially if anyone has a health condition or sensitivity that should be discussed with the operator.

Getting to De Alam Bali and making the appointment work

The meeting point is De Alam Bali Spa, at Jalan By Pass Nusa Dua Number 38, Kuta Village, South Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361. The listed ways to get there are by car or motorbike. The venue advises using its map for assistance. Since the address is on the Nusa Dua bypass, plan your ride to the exact spa entrance rather than relying only on the broad area name.

Opening hours are listed as 10:00 to 22:00 daily, with last admission one hour before closing. That makes a late appointment possible in principle, but the last admission note means you should not plan to arrive at closing time. Your voucher is valid only on the date and, if applicable, the time shown, so check those details before setting out.

Arrive 10 minutes before your treatment. This is not just a polite buffer: if you arrive late without notice, the appointment will be shortened, and arriving more than 15 minutes late can lead to cancellation. If your preferred time is full, staff may recommend another time slot. Build in enough travel time, particularly if you are coming from elsewhere in Bali.

Bring a change of clothes and cash, both specifically recommended. Present your mobile voucher at the spa. Keep your phone on silent and avoid using it inside the treatment area. Smoking and drinking are prohibited, and anyone caught doing either will be asked to leave. A person who appears intoxicated may also be refused service. Smelly food, including durian, is not allowed in the facility.

If you use a wheelchair or mobility equipment, the venue says you should be accompanied and directs you to its official website for accessibility details. Check those details in advance rather than assuming every part of the spa is accessible.

Is the experience worth the price?

Value depends on what you want from the visit. The two-hour massage-and-scrub package has a clear structure and includes changing-room essentials, tea and a locker. If you are looking for a substantial treatment break in South Kuta, the combination of massage and scrub followed by a flower bath gives you more variety than a massage appointment alone.

The value is less certain for the longer packages because their contents are not specified here. A higher price may buy more treatment time, but you should confirm precisely what that time covers. The price range also means it is wise to compare the final amount for the exact package, not just the lowest starting price shown.

The customer feedback available is very limited: one five-star rating, with a brief note praising therapist Lisa. That is a positive personal detail, but not enough to establish a consistent track record across therapists or treatment types. I would treat it as a reason to ask about Lisa, not as a guarantee of the same therapist or experience.

Changes can be accommodated free of charge when made at least 24 hours before the activity. The supplied booking terms also say cancellations are non-refundable, while another stated condition promises a full refund for cancellations made at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local time. Because those terms conflict, confirm the cancellation rule with the booking provider before paying. Confirmation is normally issued within minutes; if it does not arrive, contact customer support.

Who should book this Nusa Dua spa treatment?

I would consider the two-hour package if you want both a traditional massage and a separate scrub-and-bath treatment, and you are happy with the limited detail about the products and exact techniques. It also suits someone who values a proper changing space and the small comforts of a robe, slippers, towel and tea.

Choose another option, or ask more questions first, if you need a specific therapist, have a health concern or skin sensitivity, require detailed accessibility information, or want to know exactly what the longer packages contain. This is a focused spa visit, not a pool day, and the practical details matter: book the right package, confirm the price and cancellation terms, and arrive early.

FAQ

How long is the two-hour package?

It includes a 60-minute Traditional Balinese Massage and a 60-minute scrub and flower bath.

What is included with the treatment?

The package includes a shower room, WiFi on board, tea, towel, slippers, bathrobe, locker and access to the venue’s amenities. Pool access is not included.

Where is De Alam Bali Spa?

The address is Jalan By Pass Nusa Dua Number 38, Kuta Village, South Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361. The listed ways to get there are by car or motorbike.

What are the opening hours?

The spa is listed as open daily from 10:00 to 22:00. Last admission is one hour before closing.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive 10 minutes before your treatment. A late arrival without notice can shorten the appointment, and an arrival more than 15 minutes late can result in cancellation.

Is there a minimum age?

Yes. Participants must be at least eight years old. The same price applies to all ages.

What should I bring?

Bring a change of clothes and cash, and present your mobile voucher. The spa provides a towel, slippers and bathrobe.