Sources for Gdas Bali
Every line on the Gdas Bali record, with where it came from, what kind of source it is and the date we read it.
Back to the record- Current as of
- 6 Sept 2026
- Last reviewed
- 6 Sept 2026
- Strongest evidence
- Certified
- Coverage
- Documented across 8 of 8 pathways.
Your stay at a glance
Drinking water: Bottled drinking water
Provided for drinking and brushing teeth. The property advises against drinking tap water. Gdas Bali’s published general policy.
Food & sourcing: Plant-based, garden-supplied dining
Herbs and vegetables come mainly from its own garden. An organic percentage is not yet confirmed. Gdas Bali’s published dining information.
Your sleep environment: Bedside lighting controls
Rooms publish bedside controls. Blackout, pillow materials and lighting colour are not yet confirmed. Gdas Bali’s Grand Deluxe room information.
Swimming: Pools & contrast bathing
Cold and warm plunge facilities are published. Pool treatment is not yet recorded. Gdas Bali’s published wellness facilities.
What this place offers
Cryotherapy chamber
Three minute whole body sessions at minus 200 to minus 300 Fahrenheit, in the Health Suite.
Red light therapy
Thirty minute near-infrared sessions.
Salt therapy chamber
Confirm availability and access with the property.
LIVE O2
Exercise with oxygen.
IV drip
Confirm availability and access with the property.
Colonic hydrotherapy
Confirm availability and access with the property.
Stem cell therapy
Intravenous mesenchymal stem cells after medical screening.
Contrast pool
Cold plunge at 5 to 10 degrees, warm plunge at 40.
Infrared sauna
Confirm availability and access with the property.
Traditional sauna
Confirm availability and access with the property.
Steam room
Confirm availability and access with the property.
Arana Spa
The spa within The Bali Eden, with an in-house apothecary.
Gym
Confirm availability and access with the property.
Yoga shala
Open to the paddies, classes daily, 07:00 to 17:00.
Hot yoga studio
Heated and humid, fitted with UV-C lights, on request.
Swimming pool
Overlooking the paddies, with cabanas for in-house guests.
Practical details and location
The practical details and the map point, -8.5346, 115.2665
Jalan Cempaka, Mas, Ubud, geocoded from the published street address
Safely managed drinking water, Indonesia, 2024: The World Health Organization reports 30 per cent of the population nationally, 35 per cent in urban areas, 24 per cent in rural areas using a safely managed drinking water service. This describes the country, not this property, and says nothing about what reaches a guest room here. It is recorded because it is the background against which a property's own treatment is worth publishing.
Regional data is context about the location. It does not establish conditions inside a room.
Ambient PM2.5 and PM10 near Mas, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, 30 days to 2026-09-05: Modelled ambient air over this location averaged 20.2 micrograms per cubic metre of PM2.5 and 23.0 of PM10 across the 720 hours to 2026-09-05, peaking at 72.4 PM2.5. The World Health Organization annual guideline for PM2.5 is 5. This is the outdoor air over the area, modelled rather than measured on site, and it is not a reading of the air inside any room.
Regional data is context about the location. It does not establish conditions inside a room.
Evidence by area
All eight areas, in the order this index reads them. Every line was read and placed by a person.
Air Ecology
The hot yoga studio is published with UV-C lights. No purpose, output or coverage is stated, and it is a studio rather than a sleeping space.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “An otherworldly private space equipped with UV-C lights that will take you a million miles from the everyday.”
Rooms are published with controllable air conditioning. No filter grade, ventilation rate or air measurement is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Controllable air conditioner”
The whole property is published as smoke free and alcohol free.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “It is a true haven for yogis, and to top it all off, the whole property is smoke and alcohol-free.”
In-room amenities are published as including organic herb aromatherapy, and the room panelling is described as fragrant wood. Recorded as a scent load in the sleeping space, and not credited.
This did not meet the criterion it was recorded against.
In their words: “Our in-room amenities are maximizing the use of natural products and are made with eco-friendly materials (bamboo, wood, stones, rattan, pandan leaves, and organic herbs aromatherapy).”
Water Integrity
The property publishes that tap water is not for drinking and that bottled water is provided for drinking and brushing teeth. No treatment train for the building and no panel is published.
This did not meet the criterion it was recorded against.
In their words: “It is generally not recommended to drink water from hotel bathroom taps. We provide safe bottled water for drinking and brushing teeth.”
Light Rhythm
Rooms are published with a lighting control panel at the bedside. No colour temperature, dimming range or flicker specification is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Lights control panel on bedside table”
The pool villas are published with floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows on the ground floor. No daylight figure is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “There is also a fully-equipped kitchenette and floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows.”
EMF Harmony
Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.
Materials and Textiles
Rooms are published with hand-carved wood finishing, wood panelling on the walls and ceiling, grey stone floors, a green marble vanity and a black stone bathtub, carved by craftsmen from the village of Mas. No species, quarry or supplier is named.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Along the walls and on the ceiling are fragrant wood panelling, a beautiful contrast against the floor’s cool grey stones.”
Toiletries are published as refillable dispensers, with in-room amenities of bamboo, wood, stone, rattan and pandan leaf. No brand is named.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Reduce plastic waste: reusable shampoo, conditioner, and soap dispensers. We also provide glass bottles and tote bags in each room.”
A plant-based insect repellent is published as provided in rooms. No product is named.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “You may find insects in our topical nature; thus, we provide a plant-based insect repellent that prevents you from an insect bite.”
The Bali Sun reported before opening that all building materials and decor were sourced from Bali. A provenance, not a specification.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “All building materials and decor were sourced exclusively from Bali.”
Read it: Luxury Wellness Center To Open In Ubud Celebrating Bali Heritage And Hospitality, 22 May 2022 Archived copy
The property aims to avoid plastic and asks guests to reuse towels, with no product named, stated by the Gdas director on the visit film, 30 October 2025.
In their words: “Certification film, 2025-10-30. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [04:21-04:32]: So, you know, we try not to use any plastic. We try to encourage guests to maybe use the towel twice versus changing them out every day.”
Food and Kitchen
The kitchen publishes its own garden as the main source of herbs and vegetables, with imported ingredients alongside. The share of the kitchen's supply it covers is not published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “We pride ourselves on using locally sourced produce of herbs and vegetarian mostly from our garden in a combination of imported ingredients.”
The restaurant and the whole property are published as vegan and alcohol free. A menu exclusion, with no organic share or certification published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Set in our tropical dining hall overlooking Mas – Ubud’s lush jungle, Tangi Restaurant offers world-class vegan soul food that nourishes both body and spirit.”
Rare Balinese herbs are published as planted across the resort and the wellness zone.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “We plant rare herbal Balinese plants in the resort and The Bali Eden.”
In-room water is published as bottled. No kitchen water treatment is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Complimentary coffee, tea, and bottled water in suite”
Vegetables, spices and herbs are grown in the property's own garden, and a small avocado farm is being built with the local community, stated by the Gdas director on the visit film, 30 October 2025.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Certification film, 2025-10-30. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [04:32-04:52]: we have our own garden. So we grow a lot of vegetables, spices, herbs. And then we also work with the local community here where right now we're in the process of working on building a small avocado tree farm.”
Biophilic and Healing Design
Rooms publish a material palette with a stated sensory purpose: fragrant wood panelling on walls and ceiling against cool grey stone floors, with carvings by craftsmen from the village of Mas.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Along the walls and on the ceiling are fragrant wood panelling, a beautiful contrast against the floor’s cool grey stones.”
The pool villas are published with near 360 degree views of rice paddies and jungle from the upper floor, and the rooms with paddy or garden terraces.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Under beautifully designed vaulted ceilings, guests can unwind in the sumptuous ambience, with almost 360-degree views of the rice paddies and jungles beyond.”
The pool villas are published with semi-open living and dining areas onto the pool.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “On the ground floor, guests can look forward to living their island dreams in the semi-open living and dining areas that overlook the pool and the clear cool water.”
Rare Balinese herbs are published as planted across the resort, and the four room buildings are named after medicinal herbs.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “We plant rare herbal Balinese plants in the resort and The Bali Eden.”
The Bali Sun reported before opening that only 10 per cent of the 2.5 hectare site is built on, with the design attributed to architect Ida Bagus Oka Genijaya. A press figure for land, recorded and not scored as a measurement.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Only 10% of the 2.5-hectare property has been used for permanent buildings.”
Read it: Luxury Wellness Center To Open In Ubud Celebrating Bali Heritage And Hospitality, 22 May 2022 Archived copy
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed 30 October 2025: the property sits with rice fields on one side and jungle on the other.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-30. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [04:05-04:18]: I mean, there's obviously a lot of green here... rice fields on one side and you have a little bit of jungle on the other side.”
The wellness facilities include hot and cold plunge pools, a sauna, a steam room, a jacuzzi, red light, salt and cryotherapy rooms, and an oxygen room, stated by the Gdas director on the visit film, 30 October 2025.
In their words: “Certification film, 2025-10-30. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [03:17-03:46]: We have a plunge pools, hot, cold... We have a sauna... We have a steam room, jacuzzi. [...] We also have red light therapy. We have salt therapy and then we have cryotherapy... And then we have a oxygen room”
Sound and Sensory Ecology
Not published. We looked and found nothing on this, which is a gap in what we could read, not a finding about the building.
Certifications
Seen in person, 30 Oct 2025, design.
Human Garage Certified Spaces, issued by Human Garage
Awarded: Not stated. Valid until: Not stated.
Disclosures
Human Garage visited at no cost, in exchange for filming and content collaboration. Human Garage has a referral agreement with this stay and may earn a 15% commission on bookings it refers.
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