Spa at Flying Bamboo with Dining Included at Botanist

A spa day with food included beats a typical massage. This Flying Bamboo package in Ubud strings together a foot ritual, a 60-minute aromatherapy massage, a mini facial, plus lunch or dinner at Botanist Restaurant. You also get time to unwind around the property before and after.

I really like how the pace feels structured, not rushed, starting with a foot ritual that eases you in and ending with a mini facial that helps you feel fresh. And the service quality comes through in the hands on treatments, with names like Cita, Tari, Santi, Dia, Chitta, and Tita showing up again and again for skilled, attentive care.

The main drawback is simple: private transportation is not included. Plan to get to Botanist Restaurant on your own, and arrive on time so your 2.5-hour schedule stays relaxed.

Key Things to Know Before You Go

• Small group: max of 10 people, so the day stays calm and personal
• Detox-style wellness flow: foot ritual, Harmony Renewal aromatherapy massage, then mini facial
• Pool time: you start with pool access and a welcome drink
• Food is part of the plan: a set lunch or dinner at Botanist Restaurant plus juice and Balinese cake
• High satisfaction: this experience runs at a 5-star level based on 204 ratings
• Dietary flexibility: you can request vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and more at booking

Flying Bamboo Spa and Botanist in Ubud, Why This Combo Works

If you want a spa day that feels like a full experience, this is a smart match. Many massages are just that, a room, a therapist, and an hour later you’re back out on the streets. Here, you get a wellness arc from start to finish, including pool time, refreshments, and a sit-down meal at Botanist.

The value is in the handoffs. You are not bouncing between vendors or trying to coordinate timing. Instead, the package keeps you in a calm rhythm: welcome drink, foot ritual, massage, facial, then food and relaxing time. That flow matters in Ubud, where a long day can turn tiring fast if you’re mixing too many activities.

Another reason I like it for Ubud: it is a small-group setup. With a maximum of 10 travelers, you’re more likely to feel like you have space to breathe during transitions, not wait while a large crowd rotates through.

The 2.5-Hour Schedule, From Botanist Check-In to Pool Relaxing

This experience runs about 2 hours 30 minutes total, and the timing is tight enough to fit into a flexible day plan. It starts at Botanist Restaurant Ubud and ends back at the same meeting point. That simple loop is useful if you’re also trying to see temples, markets, or viewpoints later.

Here’s the order you can expect:

Arrival and pool access

You arrive first and can use the pool area right away. A welcome drink is served after you settle in. This sets the tone, it’s not just walk in, change, and lie down. You’re given a little decompression time before your treatments.

Spa foot ritual to start

Next comes the Flying Bamboo foot ritual. Think of it as a warm-up for relaxation. Your feet and lower legs tend to hold a lot of travel stress, especially if you’ve been walking around Ubud’s hills and uneven sidewalks.

Massage and facial follow in a set block

Then you move into the main treatment sequence:

• Harmony Renewal Aromatherapy Massage for 60 minutes
• Mini Facial for 30 minutes

Refreshments after

After your spa services, you get seasonal fresh juice and Balinese cake. This part is more than a snack. It’s a cue to slow down, rehydrate, and keep your body feeling supported after the massage work.

Leisure time after treatments

You can stay relaxed by the pool or use other hotel amenities at your leisure. Since the day ends back at the meeting point, you’re also not left wondering how to get back out.

A quick planning note: alcohol is not included, but you can order it separately. So if you’re thinking about pairing your meal with a drink, you’ll need to decide that as an add-on.

Inside the Treatments, Foot Ritual, Aromatherapy Massage, and Mini Facial

The heart of this experience is the treatment mix. Each part has a different job, and together they help you feel less tense and more restored.

Flying Bamboo Foot Ritual

I love that the day starts with something gentle and grounding. A foot ritual is a simple idea, but it changes the whole mood. Instead of launching straight into a massage, you’re eased in first, which often makes your shoulders and back feel ready for the deeper work that comes right after.

Harmony Renewal Aromatherapy Massage (60 minutes)

This is the anchor of the package: Harmony Renewal Aromatherapy Massage for an hour. Aromatherapy adds a layer beyond touch and pressure. Even if you’re not chasing a specific scent, the idea is to use smell and relaxation together, so you feel less like you’re working through a session and more like you’re stepping into a calmer state.

From the feedback patterns, the standout here is consistently deep relaxation paired with professional, attentive therapist care. Names like Cita and Tari come up for skilled sessions, and you’ll see a theme of therapists taking their time and making sure you’re comfortable before settling fully into the massage.

Mini Facial (30 minutes)

The mini facial is a great add-on because it keeps the experience feeling fresh, not just sleepy. In a couple of skincare steps, it’s designed to help you feel clean, hydrated, and ready to face the rest of your day.

A special note from the treatment names people reference: Chitta is mentioned for a Buccal face massage experience, and it sounds like the staff may offer treatments beyond the standard menu depending on what’s available. Since the package you’re booking includes a mini facial, don’t assume any extra facework is automatically added. But it’s a hint that the team knows how to customize within the spa day framework.

Botanist Restaurant Dining, What You Get and Why It Fits

The dining is not an afterthought. You get a special set lunch or dinner from Botanist Restaurant included with the package.

Why this matters: it turns your spa day into a wellness-friendly block. After massage and facial work, your body often feels like it wants steady, easy food, not something you grab and rush. The set menu format also makes planning simple. You don’t have to decide your order while you’re still in a relaxed, slightly woozy after-spa state.

The experience also acknowledges dietary needs. You can request vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and more, as long as you indicate your requirements at booking. That’s a big deal if you’re doing Ubud for plant-forward eating or you avoid certain ingredients. If you have a specific allergy or strict diet, this is your moment to be very clear during booking notes.

One more thing: alcohol is available for an extra charge, but it’s not part of the included set dining. If you’re hoping for a matching drink with lunch or dinner, budget for it separately and keep it optional. Your massage will still work the same way either route, but your energy level later might differ if you choose alcohol.

Atmosphere and Service, What People Seem to Remember

What gets praised most is the feeling you walk into. There’s a recurring theme of a calm, clean space and therapists who are professional, attentive, and able to help you relax fully.

You also see strong mentions of kindness and care around the whole experience, not just during the massage. Welcome drinks, the way staff slows down to check in, and the closing refreshments all add up. People reference specific therapists by name, including Cita, Tari, Santi, Dia, Chitta, and Tita, which suggests the team has consistent standards.

That matters when you travel. A good massage is great, but a good spa day is when you can stop thinking. You don’t have to manage the flow, translate, or guess what happens next. Everything is guided, and there’s a guide included in the package.

Price and Value in Real Ubud Terms

The price is $137.89 per person, which sounds like a “spa budget” line item. The smarter way to judge it is by what’s included.

You’re getting:

• Pool access and a welcome drink
• Foot ritual
• 60-minute aromatherapy massage
• 30-minute mini facial
• Seasonal juice and Balinese cake
• Lunch or dinner at Botanist Restaurant, set menu
• A guide

That’s a lot to fit into one 2.5-hour slot. Many times, if you separate these things, the costs stack quickly. Even if you could find massages for less in Ubud, the included dining and structured wellness flow are what pull the value upward here.

Timing is also a value. You don’t spend half your day hunting down a spa schedule, coordinating transport, and then trying to figure out where you’ll eat afterward. You book one package and let it do the planning for you.

The only missing piece is transportation. Since private transport is not included, you’ll either walk, use a local option, or arrange your own ride. The good news is the activity is described as near public transportation, so it’s not an isolated spot that traps you.

Who This Booking Fits Best, and Who Might Skip It

This experience is a strong fit if you want a calm, structured wellness day in Ubud. It also works well if you’re the type who likes your schedule to be handled for you. The small group size helps keep the atmosphere steady.

You should especially like it if:

• You want a full spa arc, not just an hour of massage
• You like pairing treatments with a sit-down meal
• You want dietary accommodations, like vegetarian or gluten-free
• You care about professional, attentive therapists and a clean, calm setting

You might consider skipping or switching to something else if:

• You need private transportation and don’t want to arrange your own way to the meeting point
• You’re looking for a long, multi-hour wellness day with less structure
• You want alcohol included automatically with dining

Practical Tips So Your Day Stays Effortless

Here are the small, practical choices that make the experience smoother:

• Start at the meeting point on time: your schedule is about 2.5 hours, so late arrival can tighten things.
• Think of the first hour as your setup: pool access and the foot ritual help you arrive in “slow mode,” so try not to pack your calendar too tightly before.
• Tell them your dietary needs early: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and more are supported if you mention it at booking.
• Plan for extra drinks if you want alcohol: it’s available, but it’s not included.
• Use your mobile ticket: that’s the ticket format, so keep it handy on your phone.

Should You Book Flying Bamboo Spa with Botanist Dining?

I’d book it if you want a no-drama Ubud day that combines top-level relaxation with a real meal included. The repeated praise for the calm, clean atmosphere and the professional therapists makes this feel like the kind of spa visit where you can actually switch off.

I’d pause only if you strongly prefer private transport or you already have a full day of activities lined up so tightly that you’d feel stressed arriving late. In that case, the experience is still nice, but it’s better suited for days where you can give yourself breathing room.

If your goal is to feel refreshed, not just “treated,” this package hits the mark. You get a detox-style wellness routine, thoughtful refreshments, and Botanist dining that keeps the day coherent.

FAQ

How long is the Flying Bamboo Spa with Botanist dining experience?

It lasts approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.

What treatments are included in the spa portion?

You get a Flying Bamboo foot ritual, a 60-minute Harmony Renewal aromatherapy massage, and a 30-minute mini facial.

Is lunch or dinner included at Botanist Restaurant?

Yes. You’ll receive a special set lunch or dinner from Botanist Restaurant as part of the package.

Can the restaurant accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes. Dietary restrictions such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and more can be accommodated if you indicate your needs at the time of booking.

Are alcoholic drinks included?

No. Alcoholic beverages are not included, but they are available for an additional charge.

How big is the group, and can I cancel for a refund?

The maximum group size is 10 travelers. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time.