Bagus Jati Health & Wellbeing Retreat Bali

Bagus Jati Resort is a premier wellness retreat located in the picturesque rural village of Jati, nestled in the highlands of Tegallalang, Northern Ubud, offering an unparalleled blend of luxury, tranquility, and holistic healing lifestyle. The resort is set on 5 hectares of hillside gardens amidst dense tropical forests and stunning mountain views. It is 750m above sea level with fresh mountain air and a pleasant climate (approx. 20 – 25 degrees Celsius).
The total number of accommodations of 33 units consists of one Royal Suite Pool Villa, two 2-bedroom Pool Villas, eight Deluxe Spa Villas, twelve Superior Villas, and ten Superior Chalets. All the accommodation has comfortable verandas with relaxing day beds and expansive windows surrounded by tropical forest.
Our philosophy is deeply rooted in the venerable Tri Hita Karana, which emphasizes the harmonious relationship between humans, nature, and the divine. This ancient principle guides every aspect of the resort’s operations; ensuring guests experience a holistic and culturally immersive stay. We aim to create a unique and enriching guest experience by integrating this principle into our services.
Sejati Spa is a sanctuary that offers a wide range of treatments inspired by ancient Balinese healing traditions. Guests can indulge in massages, facials, body scrubs, and more, all using natural and locally sourced ingredients. The spa’s serene environment, surrounded by the resort’s lush greenery, ensures a profoundly relaxing experience.
In addition to spa services, we offer comprehensive wellness programs, including yoga and meditation sessions led by experienced instructors. The yoga pavilion is set amidst tranquil gardens, providing a peaceful space for daily practice. The resort also features a basic-fit facility and offers specialized detox programs. On top of that, we also offer healing programs deeply rooted in the Balinese Hindu religion, providing guests with a unique and transformative wellness experience. These programs draw on Bali’s spiritual and healing traditions, closely intertwined with the island’s Hindu beliefs.