Recently Reviewed Hotels around Tuban

• Samatha Spa
  "Very good pregnancy massage"
  "We usually go to this spa a few times every year we come to Bali. Very professional. This time I had their prenatal (pregnancy) massage, it was very nice. Cost me $28 so it was a bit expensive for Bali but it was worth it. They usually have the 2 for 1 happy hour, but are not doing that anymore as a..."pparently they have lowered their prices (I don't think they have by much) " More >
• Anika Balinese Cooking Class
  "A must do for foodies, REAL Balinese cuisine"
  "Anika was a great experience and gives you an insight into REAL Balinese cuisine. We were picked up at 7am from our villa, taken to the Kuta morning market (which we didn't even know existed) Our guide, chef and host for the day led us on an informative stroll through the narrow aisles of the marke..."t for about an hour, giving in-depth commentary on every type of local herb, vegie, chilli, garlic, ginger, etc. A real eye opener. The market is very clean with lots of fresh chicken, meat and fish, surprisingly no horrible smells like many other Indonesian markets. After that you are taken on a short trip to the Anika cooking school which is actually the open air balcony kitchen on the top floor of the small Anika Hotel, not far from the airport. (About 8 or so rooms, nice pool and lovely garden setting) On arrival you are given a traditional breakfast of sweet rice based dishes, fresh fruits, juice, etc. After that you begin to prepare your herbs and spices with a Balinese mortar and p... " More >
• Anika Balinese Cooking Class
  "Great experience for any age group"
  "Anika cooking class was a truly authentic experience. Myself and another 3 in my family did the course and it was a real eye opener as to how many fresh ingredients go into each dish. No artificial ingredients here! All in their purest forms. Our guide told us that most Balinese women prepare the..."ir families meals first thing in the morning and eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The children also learn at a young age by having the task of mixing the ingredients to a paste with the pestle in the mortar bowl. I now know why Balinese women have such strong arm muscles - mixing the ingredients into a paste is hard work!! A most enjoyable experience for young and old alike. Eating it was ofcourse the most rewarding :) I look forward to making the dishes at home. " More >