Sources for Lumina Bali
Every line on the Lumina 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.
What this place offers
Far-infrared sauna
Published beside the riverside spa as a quiet sauna environment.
Riverside Spring Water Soak Pool
A spring-fed soak pool at the river's edge, published as contrast therapy with the sauna.
Chlorine-free saltwater pools
Community pools built into the terraces, fed by the property's spring; several suites have private salt-water pools.
Yoga shala
Open-air studio with a vaulted timber ceiling, complimentary daily classes, silent outside class times.
Morning Glory Spa
Riverside spa: Balinese bodywork, clay and botanical cleansing rituals.
Private indoor hot tubs
Published for private cottages on the retreats page; not listed room by room.
Practical details and location
The practical details and the map point, -8.5301, 115.2510
Jalan Jukut Paku, Jukutpaku, Singakerta, 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 Jukut Paku, 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 property publishes air purifiers and dehumidifiers among its provisions. No grade, brand, placement or humidity target is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Using organic, non-toxic cleaning products, air purifiers, dehumidifiers, organic cuisine, and artesian spring water, we strive to provide a bio-compatible haven supporting a true cellular re-set and restoration.”
Every room is published with air conditioning, and the property recommends sleeping with doors and windows open instead. No ventilation rate or filter grade is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “A/C (but we recommend leaving doors and windows open for fresh breezes, soothing river sounds, and a healthful sleep experience)”
Mosquito control is published as habitat removal rather than pyrethrin fogging. A stated practice, with no verification behind it.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Our natural mosquito-abatement methods focus on eliminating habitat, rather than using the common practice of fogging with pyrethrin, which kills natural predators of mosquitoes like frogs, dragonflies, and damselflies, and is toxic to humans as well.”
Incense is published as burned every morning at shrines, doorsteps and terraces across the grounds as part of the daily offerings. Recorded as something added to the outdoor air, and not credited.
This did not meet the criterion it was recorded against.
In their words: “With deliberate care, our Balinese staff place fresh Canang Sari—intricate, hand-woven palm-leaf trays—upon our stone shrines, threshold steps, and riverside terraces. Each basket is layered with purpose: vibrant marigolds, fragrant frangipani, and a single burning stick of incense.”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: ozone is used in cleaning the rooms. No concentration, schedule or reading was recorded.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [08:28-08:42]: ...one of the things that I love most about this place is like I said before, the way they clean the environment, they're using ozone. And that's something that not a lot of people use.”
Water Integrity
Room drinking water is published as drawn from the property's own artesian spring, which the property describes as purity-tested. No test panel, parameter, laboratory or date is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Unlimited, deeply hydrating, naturally-structured mineral water from Lumina’s own purity-tested artesian spring”
The pools are published as chlorine-free saltwater systems supplied by the same spring. A salt system generates its own chlorine, so this is the property's description rather than a residual figure, and no pool panel is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Our pools are pure, mineral-rich sanctuaries supplied directly by Lumina’s own purity-tested artesian spring. Built into the natural terraces of the jungle valley, these chlorine-free saltwater systems are designed to offer weightless presence and complete sensory decompression.”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: rooms are supplied with spring water in refillable bottles, four to a room, refilled daily.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [08:45-08:53]: ...normally you get a bottle of aqua, but this place they actually give you spring water. And they fill these up every day and you get like four bottles in your rooms so you're never without water.”
Light Rhythm
Many rooms are published with skylights, and padded eye masks are provided for that reason. No blackout provision is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “padded eye masks (many rooms have skylights)”
Rooms are published with a choice of bright or low lighting and reading lights at the headboard. No colour temperature, flicker or dimming specification is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Choice of bright or low lighting, colorful natural textile décor with kilim rugs and hand-stitched Kantha Indian bedcovers, throw pillows, and bed runners”
Most rooms are published with an east-facing orientation and sunrise views from the bed, with skylit or open-air bathrooms.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “East-facing orientation with spectacular sunrise views over our organic Heritage Red Rice terraces, jungle, main temple, and river”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: direct sunlight reaches the infrared sauna room at certain times of day.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [04:39-04:44]: And at certain times of the day, you get the sunlight coming in...”
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
The cottages are published as century-old Javanese Gladak and Joglo houses of antique teak and ironwood, sourced in Central Java and rebuilt by hand on site.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “We sourced these antique teak and ironwood structures in Java, transported them to Bali, and rebuilt them by hand on our riverside sunrise terraces.”
Beds are published as 100 per cent latex with cotton linens, in every room. No brand, certification or emission result is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Comfortable and health-promoting 100% latex anti-allergy beds, quality cotton linens and bedcovers, romantic and roomy African-style (pull-back) mosquito nets, padded eye masks (many rooms have skylights), natural-fiber slippers, sarongs & kimonos, mirrored headboard with reading lights, lighted wardrobe closet with programmable safety box”
Suite and villa walls are published as French plaster and floors as honed marble. No coating product or emission class is named.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “For guests who prefer a less rustic aesthetic, we offer private garden luxury suites and villas with enclosed bathrooms, soothing French plaster walls, and cool honed marble floors offering a more luxe invitation to rest, relax, and rejuvenate.”
Cleaning products are published as organic and non-toxic. No product is named.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Using organic, non-toxic cleaning products, air purifiers, dehumidifiers, organic cuisine, and artesian spring water, we strive to provide a bio-compatible haven supporting a true cellular re-set and restoration.”
Toiletries are published as eco-conscious, with Bali virgin coconut oil as the moisturiser. No brand is named.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Complimentary eco-conscious toiletries, shampoo, conditioner and body wash, Bali VCO for moisturizing, custom-made brass and copper sinks and fixtures, laundry basket, two oversized pool towels, full-length mirrors, clothes-drying racks.”
Yoga props in the shala are published as non-toxic latex mats, blocks and straps.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “The shala is fully equipped with high-quality, non-toxic latex mats, blocks, and straps ready for your daily practice.”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: natural handmade sheets and pillows in the rooms. No fibre or maker was recorded.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [08:17-08:27]: So these rooms here, they are the beautiful linens. They have these natural hand-made sheets and pillows, which are very, very beautiful to see.”
Food and Kitchen
A permaculture garden on the property is published as supplying produce, herbs and spices to the kitchen and cafe. The share of the kitchen's supply it covers is not published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “The property encompasses a permaculture garden which provides nutrient-dense produce and healing herbs and spices to our organic kitchen and in-house café.”
Kitchen and beverage water is published as drawn from the property's own artesian spring.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Every dish and beverage is prepared using pure water from Lumina’s own artesian spring.”
The kitchen is published as plant-based and free from industrial seed oils and ultra-processed ingredients. No oil is named.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Our kitchen specializes in plant-based, vegetarian, and vegan cuisine free from ultra-processed ingredients and industrial seed oils.”
The restaurant and minibar are published as organic, locally sourced and free of processed sugars and chemical additives. No organic share, certification or supplier is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “We strictly exclude highly processed sugars and chemical additives from both our restaurant and your in-room minibar, replacing them with wholesome, house-made refreshments.”
The rice terraces below the suites are published as organic heritage red rice grown by the property. Whether it reaches the menu is not stated.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “East-facing orientation with spectacular sunrise views over our organic Heritage Red Rice terraces, jungle, main temple, and river”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: a large shared dining area and kitchen, used by guests cooking for themselves or for group meals brought in and arranged by staff.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [06:45-06:57]: This is the massive dining area kitchen. So if you're cooking for yourself or if you just want to organize a group breakfast or a group dinner, they'll bring your food in here for you guys. And they'll arrange it all.”
Biophilic and Healing Design
The cottages are published as antique teak and ironwood houses rebuilt as low-stimulus rooms, with natural materials given the stated purpose of rest.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Today, they serve as quiet, low-stimulus spaces designed with natural materials to help you completely relax. Each freestanding cottage features its own whimsical nature-inspired design theme expressed with hand-painted doors and walls, blending living history with clean and cozy pastoral comfort.”
Floors are published as reclaimed tropical hardwood or acid-washed Java marble, with verandas or decks off every room.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Outdoor lounging deck and/or verandah, desks/chairs, dining table/chairs, sofa with low table, roll-up rain curtains, recycled environment-friendly tropical hardwood and/or cool acid-washed Java marble floors, ample space for solo stretching/yoga (mats included)”
Suites and common areas are published as open to the jungle and rice terraces, with airflow given as the reason.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Our artistically-appointed suites and common areas are open to the surrounding jungle and rice terraces, prioritizing fresh airflow and Balinese Feng Shui with raw natural materials, utilizing quiet architectural lines.”
Rooms are published with river valley, waterfall, rice terrace and volcano views, and each has a gated garden with a pond or water feature.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “East-facing orientation with sliding glass doors, river valley and waterfall views, peaceful sleep with nature sounds”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: the paths through the property are laid in natural stone.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [01:25-01:36]: With the natural stones as well as you walk down the path, which is all natural stones.”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: the shala rises to a roof level with a view all round the property and over the rice field.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [01:46-02:08]: The shala here is massive... it goes all the way up to the roof where you can actually see 360 around the whole property and even over the rice field.”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: an opening in a roof with vines growing down into the building.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [03:23-03:31]: ...one of my favorite parts of this building... the hole in the roof here with the vines coming down, which really brings nature indoors.”
Sound and Sensory Ecology
Air conditioning in the cottages is published as silent and the fans as quiet. No plant noise figure is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Guests enjoy private cottages with indoor hot tubs, premium bedding, and silent air-conditioning for undisturbed rest.”
The river is published as the ambient sound in the rooms, with the property recommending open doors and windows at night. No background level is published.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “A/C (but we recommend leaving doors and windows open for fresh breezes, soothing river sounds, and a healthful sleep experience)”
The shala is published as a silent zone outside class times.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Available outside of scheduled class times as a completely silent zone for independent stretching, private yoga nidra, or seated meditation.”
Seen on site during the Human Garage visit filmed October 2025: the river is audible from everywhere on the property, and rain and the river were audible together on an evening of heavy rain.
Nobody has confirmed this one yet.
In their words: “Assessed by Jordan Lineham, Human Garage. Certification film, 2025-10-07. Disclosure: we know the owners and the property is a Certified Spaces client. Transcript [03:59-04:02] and [09:01-09:09]: You can hear the river everywhere you are on this property. [...] We had some tense rainfall and it was quite relaxing to sit here, listen to the rain, listen to the river”
Certifications
Seen in person, 7 Oct 2025, air, water, light, materials, food, design and sound.
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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