Ubud: Massage & Flower Bath at Tejas Spa Monkey Forest

Slow down in central Ubud. Tejas Spa pairs a traditional Balinese full-body massage with a fragrant flower bath at Adiwana Monkey Forest, just steps from Ubud’s famous forest sanctuary. I like the easy location and the calm tropical setting, both useful when you want a quiet break without leaving town.

I also like that the experience works for a solo visit or a couple’s outing, with a prepaid e-voucher and treatment room included. The main drawback is that this is a fixed treatment, not an open spa credit, and your preferred appointment time still depends on availability.

Key points to know before booking

• Flower bath after the massage: The treatment ends with a fragrant bath designed to refresh you after the bodywork.
• Steps from Monkey Forest: You can combine this with time in central Ubud without arranging a separate transfer.
• Several treatment lengths: Available options range from 30 minutes to two hours, depending on the treatment you choose.
• Hot stones may be included: One especially positive booking noted the hot stones as the best part of the treatment.
• Quiet setting at Adiwana Monkey Forest: The spa offers a peaceful room and tropical surroundings away from the street.
• Arrive 15 minutes early: Late arrival can shorten your treatment, and rescheduling is allowed only once with at least 24 hours’ notice.

A peaceful pause beside Monkey Forest

Tejas Spa sits inside Adiwana Monkey Forest on Jalan Wenara Wana. That address matters. Ubud’s center can be busy, with cars, scooters, pedestrians, shops, and the steady activity that comes with a major sightseeing area. Here, you can step away from the street and settle into a dedicated spa setting.

You enter through the Tejas Spa entrance and check in at the front desk. The spa team speaks English and Indonesian, so basic arrival details should be straightforward. The treatment room and shower room are included, along with the oils and natural ingredients used during your chosen service.

I would plan this appointment around your day rather than treat it as a rushed stop between sights. The massage and bath may take as little as 30 minutes or as long as two hours, so check the selected option carefully before booking.

The location is convenient on foot from central Ubud, and you can also reach it by vehicle. Hotel pickup is not included, so you need to make your own way to the spa. That is a small point, but it affects the total cost and your schedule if you are staying outside the center.

What happens during the Balinese massage

The main treatment uses traditional Balinese massage methods and herbal oils. The supplied details do not specify the exact pressure level or a room-by-room treatment sequence, so you should tell the spa what feels comfortable when you arrive.

A full-body massage can be a good fit after a long flight, a day of sightseeing, or several active days around Bali. The aim here is simple: give your body a quiet period while the therapist works with oil and traditional techniques.

The treatment is provided by a skilled Balinese therapist, and the setting is designed for relaxation rather than medical care. If you have a serious medical condition, you should inform the spa in advance. The experience is not recommended for pregnant people, so ask about suitability before paying for a treatment.

One booking specifically praised the hot stones as the best part of the experience. Hot stones are not necessarily part of every treatment option, so check the exact service you select instead of assuming they are included. If that feature matters to you, request confirmation from the spa before your appointment.

The duration affects the character of the visit. A 30-minute option may suit you when you have a packed day, while a longer treatment gives you more time to settle down and enjoy the full ritual. You can check available starting times when booking, but the final appointment is confirmed by the spa according to availability.

The fragrant flower bath that follows

The flower bath comes after the massage, giving the experience a clear second act. Instead of ending when the bodywork stops, you get time to wash away the oils and sit with the fragrance and calm of the treatment.

This is not presented as a basic shower. Natural spa ingredients and flowers turn the cleanup into part of the ritual. The bath is intended to soothe your senses and leave you feeling refreshed, which makes it a pleasant finish before dinner, an evening walk, or a return to your hotel.

The exact flower selection is not specified, so do not book this expecting a particular color or type. The important point is the order: massage first, flower bath afterward. That sequence gives you both hands-on bodywork and a slower sensory finish.

You have access to a shower room and amenities, which is useful if you plan to continue sightseeing. If you are sensitive to oils or fragrances, mention that at the front desk before treatment begins.

Why the Monkey Forest location works well

The spa’s position near Monkey Forest makes it easy to fit into a central Ubud day. You might schedule the massage before visiting the forest, after your visit, or between other plans in the Monkey Forest area.

The biggest benefit is that you do not need to organize a long ride for a short treatment. A nearby spa also makes the experience more practical for couples who want a shared wellness stop during a day in town.

There is one scheduling point to remember. Monkey Forest is a popular part of Ubud, and your day may take longer than expected. Give yourself a proper buffer before the appointment. The spa asks you to arrive at least 15 minutes early, and late arrival may reduce the time available for the treatment.

I would avoid booking the shortest option immediately before an important dinner or transfer. Even a brief massage can leave you wanting a few quiet minutes afterward, and the flower bath adds another step to the visit.

The setting and service style

Tejas Spa is described as peaceful and intimate, with tropical surroundings and a treatment room intended for relaxation. You should expect a calm spa environment rather than a large resort facility with a long list of facilities.

That smaller focus can be a benefit. You are booking a specific treatment, not paying for a broad wellness complex. The experience centers on the massage, the flower bath, and the quiet room.

The service also reflects Balinese hospitality. One Spanish booking praised the kindness of the woman who provided the treatment, while another described the setting as very beautiful and the experience as so relaxing that the person fell asleep. That is useful guidance for setting expectations: the strongest appeal is rest, not entertainment or sightseeing.

The hot stones received especially strong praise in one booking. If warmth helps you relax, ask whether your chosen treatment includes them. If not, the standard massage and flower bath still form the main experience.

Is $20 good value?

At about $20 per person, this is a reasonably priced way to add a traditional spa ritual to a day in Ubud. The value comes from more than the massage alone. Your prepaid treatment includes the treatment room, herbal oils and natural ingredients, a Balinese therapist, and access to the shower room and amenities.

The price is strongest for visitors who want a simple, central appointment without paying for a full resort spa package. You also avoid the need to travel far outside town.

Still, check what your selected option includes. The voucher covers a fixed treatment, not a flexible amount that you can spend on any service. Add-ons, extra spa time, food, drinks, and hotel transfers are not included.

The duration also changes the value. A 30-minute service may be a useful quick reset, while a treatment lasting up to two hours gives you a fuller break. Compare the treatment length and inclusions before choosing, rather than selecting the lowest price automatically.

For a couple, the cost can be attractive because both people can enjoy a shared experience in the same Ubud outing. For a solo visitor, the price remains manageable and the central location keeps the visit simple.

Booking, arrival, and practical details

The experience uses an e-voucher, and the treatment is prepaid. You can reserve now and pay later, which helps if you are still arranging your Bali schedule. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the appointment for a full refund.

You need to select your treatment and request a preferred time when booking. The requested time is not final until the spa confirms it based on availability. Keep an eye on the confirmation rather than assuming your first choice is guaranteed.

Rescheduling is allowed once, and you must request it at least 24 hours ahead. That rule makes early planning important. If your Ubud itinerary is still uncertain, use the reserve-now, pay-later option and avoid leaving the appointment until the last minute.

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. You will likely appreciate loose clothing after the massage, especially if oil is used during the treatment. Littering is not allowed, which is basic but worth noting in a tropical spa environment.

The experience is not suitable for children under three or people over 95. The more important health note is for pregnant people and anyone with a serious medical condition. Inform the spa in advance so they can address suitability before treatment.

Who will enjoy this most?

I would recommend Tejas Spa to you if you want a short, easy wellness experience in central Ubud. It is particularly suitable after a busy sightseeing day, during a couples trip, or when you want a solo hour with little planning.

It also suits you if the flower bath appeals as much as the massage. That final step gives the visit a more distinctly Balinese feel than a standard body treatment.

The experience may be less suitable if you want a large spa menu, a full-day wellness program, or a flexible credit for choosing services on arrival. It is also not the right choice if you need hotel transportation included.

You should think carefully about the treatment length. The shortest option is practical, but a longer booking may feel more worthwhile if relaxation is the main purpose of your day. If your schedule is tight, give yourself extra time for arrival, changing, the treatment, and the flower bath.

Should you book Tejas Spa?

Book it if you want a modestly priced Balinese massage and flower bath in a calm setting close to Monkey Forest. The central location, prepaid voucher, traditional bodywork, and fragrant bath make this an easy addition to an Ubud itinerary.

I would book with two checks in mind: confirm the treatment length and ask whether hot stones are included if that feature matters to you. Arrive 15 minutes early, keep your schedule loose, and remember that the appointment time depends on spa availability.

Skip it if you need transfers, medical-style treatment, or a flexible spa credit. For a simple, restful break with a distinctly Balinese finish, though, Tejas Spa offers good value at $20 per person.

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?

Your selected prepaid treatment includes the spa service, a treatment room, herbal oils and natural spa ingredients, a Balinese therapist, and access to the shower room and amenities.

Is the flower bath included?

Yes. The experience includes a Balinese massage followed by a fragrant flower bath. The exact flower selection is not specified.

How long does the experience last?

Available treatment durations range from 30 minutes to two hours. Check the selected treatment option and available starting times when booking.

Is hotel transportation included?

No. Hotel transfers to and from Tejas Spa are not included, so you need to arrange your own transportation.

Can I choose my appointment time?

You can request a preferred time when booking, but the final appointment is confirmed by the spa 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 cancel or reschedule?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Rescheduling is allowed once and must be requested at least 24 hours before the appointment.

Is the treatment suitable for everyone?

The experience is not suitable for children under three or people over 95. It is also not recommended for pregnant people or those with serious medical conditions, so inform the spa in advance if either applies.