Spa Mamabali

Spa Mamabali is a Balinese-inspired spa located in the Saint-Ambroise neighborhood of Paris. The spa specializes in authentic Indonesian treatments, including traditional massages, body scrubs, and facials, using natural ingredients like coconut, ginger, and volcanic clay. The interior is designed to evoke a tropical sanctuary, with warm wood, soft lighting, and the scent of essential oils. Visitors can choose from a range of treatments, from a 60-minute Balinese massage to longer rituals that include steam baths and herbal teas. The therapists are trained in Balinese techniques, focusing on pressure points and stretching to relieve tension. The spa is compact but well-maintained, offering a quiet escape from the bustling city streets. It's a popular choice for locals seeking relaxation, and it's advisable to book in advance. The spa also sells handmade soaps and oils for home use.

Don't miss

• Authentic Balinese massage using warm oil and stretching techniques
• Signature body scrub with local spices and coconut
• Relaxing herbal tea upon arrival
• Warm, intimate atmosphere with Balinese decor
• Convenient location near metro stations Saint-Ambroise and Rue Saint-Maur

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Ways to visit Spa Mamabali

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Know before you go

• Arrive 15 minutes early to fill out a health form and change.
• You'll be provided with disposable underwear; undress to your comfort level.
• Silence your phone; the spa is a quiet zone.
• Drink water after your treatment to flush out toxins.

A bit of history

Spa Mamabali was founded by a French-Indonesian couple who wanted to bring authentic Balinese wellness to Paris. It has been operating for over a decade, building a loyal clientele in the 11th arrondissement.