A WELLNESS GETAWAY AT THE LONGHOUSE

A WELLNESS GETAWAY AT THE LONGHOUSE

For those looking for a digital detox, decompression from city life, or to simply achieve overall wellbeing and balance, The Longhouse offers the perfect base from which to relax, soothe the soul and relish the stunning setting. Blending harmoniously with the lush tropical forests and hills of Jimbaran, The Longhouse is a serene destination away from the tourist traps of Bali, with uninterrupted island views. 

The Longhouse – Bar Area

Relaxation begins on arrival at the airport, with a warm welcome and short private transfer through Jimbaran’s scenic hills to The Longhouse. Once guests have lowered their pace and settled in, the recharging begins. Guests can choose from an invigorating sunrise yoga class or a calming meditation session to start one of their days at The Longhouse, and all mornings involve a dose of the artisanal Jamu and Kombucha shots – traditional herbal medicines from Indonesia which have fast become the most sought after nutrition trend of the moment. Fresh, vibrant meals using locally sourced ingredients are then served throughout the day with love, prepared by The Longhouse’s skilled kitchen team. 

The Longhouse lush gardens

To achieve balance for the mind, body and soul, The Longhouse provides a selection of relaxing spa treatments for guests to choose from throughout their retreat. From traditional Balinese to hot stone massages and foot reflexology, skilled therapists can be booked to give tailor-made treatments in The Longhouse spa. A variety of unique cultural activities are available to cleanse the soul, including an enlightening water purification ceremony, a lesson into how to make and pray with Canang, the traditional Balinese floral offerings, and a local tea and dance experience at a traditional Balinese home. In addition, the many cozy corners of the expansive Longhouse provide quiet spots for unwinding with a book in the luxurious and peaceful setting. 

Fitness room

With the main goal of returning home feeling fully revitalised, The Longhouse wellness package can be tailor-made to suit individual wellness needs and is the ideal place to spend a few days unwinding in pure comfort. 

The Wellness package 

The 3D2N Wellness package must be used in conjunction with a villa booking, and is priced at US$240 net per person, with a minimum requirement of 6 guests. Bookings for fewer than 6 guests are priced upon consultation. 

Balinese stone carving

Inclusions (additional services can be booked on top from the spa menu at an additional price) 

  • Airport transfers 
  • Daily housekeeping and turndown service 
  • Jamu and Kombucha shots every morning 
  • One sunrise yoga session 
  • One Balinese meditation session 
  • Healthy daily breakfast, lunch and dinner 
  • Daily infused water in room 
  • Water Purification Ceremony by a Balinese priest at his residence temple 
  • Choice of a spa treatment (e.g. Traditional Balinese Massage, Hot Stone Massage or Foot Reflexology) 
  • Balinese floral offering experience 
  • Tea and dance at a traditional Balinese home 

For more information, email info@thelonghousebali.com  

Tiara Nusa Estate Jalan Goa Gong, Jimbaran, Bali 80361 +62 812 389 7623 

About The Longhouse 

The Longhouse Wedding -Credit: Gusmank Photography

Elegantly perched in the hills of Jimbaran, The Longhouse is a boutique luxury villa-hotel, which fuses its stunning setting with impeccable attention to detail to create an idyllic escape. Inspired by their extensive travels through the Indonesian archipelago, the owners have meticulously curated The Longhouse and its decor with the help of renowned architect Popo Danes to reflect their love of the island. Visit www.thelonghousebali.com/the-longhouse   

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Thomas has a university background in the UK and in Latin America, with studies in Languages and Humanities, Culture, Literature and Economics. He started his Asian experience as a publisher in Krabi in 2005. Thomas has been editing local newspapers and magazines in England, Spain and Thailand for more than fifteen years. He is currently working on several projects in Thailand and abroad. Apart from Thailand, Thomas has lived in Italy, England, Venezuela, Cuba, Spain and Bali. He spends most of his time in Asia. During the years Thomas has developed a great understanding of several Asian cultures and people. He is also working freelance, writing short travel stories and articles for travel magazines. Follow Thomas on www.asianitinerary.com

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