Lemuria Spa’s 30-minute foot massage is a short, focused pause in a corner of Ubud where getting to the door may take more planning than the treatment itself. The spa is inside Arya Arkananta Resort & Spa, near Moksa Restaurant in Sayan, and the setting is described as being among rice fields.
I like the compact half-hour treatment if you want a spa stop without giving up much of your day, and I like that the booking includes a welcome drink, a foot ritual, and ginger tea. One consideration: the spa is not described as central, and its location can be awkward for drivers to find, so confirm the exact map pin before setting out.
- Key points to know
- A short treatment with a clear purpose
- What to expect from arrival to ginger tea
- Sayan setting and the ride there
- Choosing between the foot massage and longer treatments
- Is the price good value?
- Booking, timing, and avoiding a wasted trip
- What the strongest praise tells you
- Who should book Lemuria Spa
- Should you book it?
- FAQ
- How long is the foot massage?
- What is included with the foot massage?
- Where is Lemuria Spa?
- Is transport included?
- What are the spa’s opening hours?
- Do I need to book in advance?
- What happens if I arrive late?
- How can I reschedule?
- What should I bring?
- Can I get a refund if I cancel?
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Key points to know
- A 30-minute foot massage: The treatment focuses on the feet and is intended to ease stress and tension.
- Small comforts are included: Expect a welcome drink, kimono, foot ritual, face towel, bathroom access, and ginger tea.
- The setting is outside central Ubud: Lemuria Spa is in Sayan, inside Arya Arkananta Resort & Spa, near Moksa Restaurant.
- A reservation matters: The spa has limited capacity, and third-party bookings do not guarantee a time slot.
- There are longer treatments: Options range from a 45-minute facial to two-hour body treatments.
- Plan your arrival carefully: Late arrival shortens the treatment, and arriving more than 30 minutes late means cancellation.
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A short treatment with a clear purpose

The Foot Massage package is a 30-minute treatment, not a full spa afternoon. Lemuria describes it as work on the feet to increase circulation, shift toxins, and stimulate the body’s self-healing ability. The spa also presents it as a way to relieve stress and tension through the body’s energy channels.
Those are the spa’s claims about the treatment, not a medical promise. I would book it as a relaxing foot-focused session, not as a substitute for medical care or a guaranteed remedy for a health concern. If what you want is a full-body massage, choose one of the longer packages instead.
The short duration has practical value. You can fit the session into a day of sightseeing or use it as a quick reset without committing to a two-hour treatment. It also means your expectations should stay in proportion: this is a brief foot massage, not a long, elaborate ritual.
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What to expect from arrival to ginger tea

The included items give the session a little more shape than a massage alone. Your package includes a welcome drink, kimono, foot ritual, face towel, bathroom access, and ginger tea, alongside the 30-minute massage. No individual therapist or guide is named, so there is no specific person to request based on the available details.
The exact order of each step is not specified. In practical terms, you should expect some preparation before the massage and a drink afterward, but ask the spa when you arrive if you have a preference or need to know how much time to allow beyond the treatment itself.
The foot ritual is a useful detail to know about before booking. It signals that the session includes more than simply sitting down for a massage, though the available information does not describe its precise steps. The kimono and face towel are also provided, so you do not need to bring those.
Ginger tea rounds out the package. It is a modest extra, not a meal or a reason by itself to choose the spa, but it adds a gentle end to a short treatment. The bathroom is available at the venue; there is no further information about its facilities beyond that.
Sayan setting and the ride there

Lemuria Spa is in Sayan, a quieter part of the Ubud area rather than an address you should assume is convenient to reach on foot from central Ubud. The spa is inside Arya Arkananta Resort & Spa and is described as next to Moksa Restaurant. Its full address is Gang Puskesmas Sayan 2, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571.
The meeting-point information also names Gang Damai, Sayan. Because the supplied address details use both descriptions, check the map and confirm the location with the spa before you leave. That simple step matters here: more than one person has found the approach hard to explain to a taxi driver, and one account describes a short walk after the car could go no farther.
The surroundings are one of the spa’s appealing features. The setting has been described as being among rice fields, which offers a different feel from a spa on a busy main street. But that rural edge comes with a trade-off: you may need a car or taxi, and the final approach may take more effort than a quick stroll from a central hotel.
Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. Factor transport into your budget and schedule, and allow time to find the entrance. If a driver seems unsure, use the resort name and the nearby Moksa Restaurant as landmarks, then rely on the map pin rather than only the street description.
Choosing between the foot massage and longer treatments

The 30-minute foot massage is the lowest-commitment option in the menu. It suits you if your priority is a brief, focused treatment or if you want to try the spa without setting aside a large part of the day. It is also a sensible choice if you prefer foot work to a full-body massage.
If you want more time on the treatment table, Lemuria lists a 60-minute Balinese Full Body Massage from US$32.59 and a 60-minute Stone Chamber treatment from US$42.95. The full-body massage is the clearest step up for someone seeking a longer massage. The Stone Chamber has prompted especially enthusiastic responses, but the available details do not explain its method, so ask the spa what the treatment involves before booking if that would affect your decision.
Other options include a 45-minute Facial Treatment from US$22.50, a 120-minute Spice (Boreh Scrub) from US$86.65, a 120-minute Arya Rajatha from US$105.69, a 90-minute Jet Lag Recovery treatment from US$74.49, a 90-minute Love in Harmony Couple Massage from US$142.05, and a 75-minute Radiant Beauty Skincare treatment from US$69.65.
These names and durations can help you narrow the choice, but there is not enough detail here to compare techniques or treatment steps. If you are choosing one of the longer options, contact the spa for a precise description before paying. A package name can suggest a theme, but it does not tell you exactly what happens during the session.
Is the price good value?

The stated starting price for this experience is US$18.05, while the Foot Massage package is also listed from US$16.39. Those figures do not match, so check the final amount at checkout and make sure you have selected the 30-minute foot massage rather than another treatment. The price may vary by booking details, and the package rate should not be treated as a guaranteed total.
At either listed foot-massage price, the value depends on what you want. You are paying for a short massage with several small extras, not simply for thirty minutes of hands-on treatment. The included drink, foot ritual, kimono, face towel, bathroom, and ginger tea add convenience, while the spa’s position outside central Ubud can add transport cost and time.
The longer treatments cost more, but they also reserve substantially more time. For example, the 60-minute Balinese massage is listed from US$32.59, while the 30-minute foot massage costs less and is easier to fit between other plans. If you are staying near the resort, the longer package may offer better value for your day. If you are coming from elsewhere, include the journey in your calculation.
The same price applies to all ages. Personal expenses and transport are not included, and you should bring cash. The available information does not specify payment methods beyond that advice, so ask the spa if you need to pay by card.
Booking, timing, and avoiding a wasted trip

Reserve ahead if you have a preferred time. Lemuria has limited capacity, and a booking through a third party does not guarantee a time slot until the spa confirms it. The recommended approach is to contact the branch directly through the reservation channels shown on your voucher and secure the time with the spa. If your first choice is full, staff may suggest another time.
The voucher is valid for seven days from the booking confirmation date and expires at 18:00 on the last day. Present the mobile voucher when you arrive. You should receive confirmation within minutes; if it does not arrive, contact customer support.
Arrive on time. If you are late without notice, the treatment will be shortened. If you are more than 30 minutes late, the appointment will be cancelled. If you cannot make your appointment, call the spa at least two hours beforehand to reschedule.
The spa is open daily from 10:00 to 21:00. A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time. These terms make it worth confirming your transport before you lock in a slot, especially if you are coming from central Ubud.
What the strongest praise tells you

The best feedback about Lemuria points to attentive service and massage quality. People have described a kind welcome and staff who explain the process, while the Balinese massage has been praised for its skill and relaxing feel. Those strengths matter because a calm, clear welcome can make a spa visit easier, particularly if you have not booked a treatment in Bali before.
The venue itself also draws positive attention. The rice-field setting has been called beautiful and unusual, while the shower room has been described as clean. The shower detail is relevant if you are choosing a longer treatment, though it is not specifically promised as part of the foot-massage package.
The more mixed point is convenience. Some people find the location inconvenient or difficult for a driver to reach; others find it easy when staying at the resort. The difference appears to come down to where you are based and how you get there, not to a consistent problem with the treatment itself.
Who should book Lemuria Spa

I would choose the foot massage if you want a brief, low-commitment treatment with a few thoughtful extras, and you are comfortable arranging your own transport. It is a particularly straightforward choice if you are already staying at Arya Arkananta Resort & Spa or nearby.
Choose a longer package if you want the massage itself to be the main event of your day. The 60-minute Balinese massage has the clearest positive feedback for service and technique, while the Stone Chamber treatment has drawn intense enthusiasm but needs a little more explanation from the spa before you book.
You may want another option if you need hotel transfers, have little flexibility around appointment time, or prefer a spa that is easy to reach from central Ubud. The location is not necessarily a deal-breaker, but it does reward a bit of planning.
Should you book it?

Book Lemuria Spa if a short foot massage, a quiet Sayan setting, and a welcoming treatment experience sound worth the trip. The included ritual and drinks make the 30-minute package feel more complete, while the longer menu gives you room to choose a bigger treatment.
Before you commit, confirm the exact price, map pin, and appointment time directly with the spa. If you want a simple treatment and are happy to manage transport, this is a practical Ubud spa stop. If convenience is your top priority, the location may outweigh the appeal.
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FAQ
How long is the foot massage?
The Foot Massage package lasts 30 minutes.
What is included with the foot massage?
It includes the 30-minute massage, ginger tea, a welcome drink, kimono, foot ritual, face towel, and bathroom access.
Where is Lemuria Spa?
It is inside Arya Arkananta Resort & Spa Ubud, near Moksa Restaurant, in Sayan. The address provided is Gang Puskesmas Sayan 2, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571.
Is transport included?
No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.
What are the spa’s opening hours?
Lemuria Spa is open Monday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 21:00.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes. Advance reservation is required, and contacting the spa directly is strongly recommended to secure your preferred time.
What happens if I arrive late?
If you arrive late without notice, your treatment will be shortened. If you are more than 30 minutes late, it will be cancelled.
How can I reschedule?
Call the spa at least two hours before your appointment if you cannot make it.
What should I bring?
Bring cash and present your mobile voucher at the spa.
Can I get a refund if I cancel?
You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time.


































