Savaya Bali

Overall the staff were mostly arrogant and at times unfriendly or slightly aggressive, only a few were pleasant. Staff should be trained to be likeable, generous, and understanding rather than rigidly enforcing rules and driving guests away. Right now it seems that following the rules takes priority over guest satisfaction. In my view this reflects a customer misoriented approach rooted in management and business planning. Several other guests I spoke with on site confirmed the exact same experience. Important to know, this is not a sunset club, the sun disappears here already around 5.30 pm. If you want a spot up front for sunrise, you need to hit a certain minimum spend. Another issue is the showers. There is no shampoo, shower gel, or hairdryer, and you cannot even shower privately, it is a public shower right next to the toilets. For a club that presents itself as one of the best in the world and also hosts DJ nights, I found this disappointing and out of place. The place has a strong brand and image and will likely keep doing well regardless, but as a video content creator who has seen a lot of the world, I can only pass this feedback along honestly and in good faith. Worth a visit to see it, but I cannot fully recommend it.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 Savaya Bali is truly one of the most breathtaking venues I have ever experienced. I had the privilege of attending the Eric Prydz event followed by the ARTBAT event on consecutive days, and both nights were absolutely unforgettable. Perched on the stunning cliffs of Uluwatu, the venue offers a mesmerizing blend of nature, music, and luxury. The ambience is soothing yet electrifying, with panoramic ocean views, refreshing sea breezes, and a beautifully designed open-air setting that creates an almost magical atmosphere. Watching world-class artists perform while the waves crashed below and the sunset painted the sky was an experience beyond words. The sound system, lighting, and overall production were exceptional, making every moment feel immersive and unforgettable. What makes Savaya special is not just the music but the entire vibe of the place. It’s elegant, relaxing, and energetic all at once. Whether you’re there to dance, unwind, or simply take in the spectacular surroundings, Savaya delivers an experience that stays with you long after you leave. A must-visit destination in Bali for anyone who appreciates great music, stunning scenery, and a truly world-class atmosphere.

Honestly, this place is incredibly pretentious and overrated. Most people seem to show up purely for the famous photo, and it really shows - during the day especially, nobody actually looks like they’re having a good time and no one uses the pool (in June you also don’t have more direct sun light from 5PM). Save your money for the evening if you do go (to be honest the party is pretty good), because the daytime atmosphere is dead. Yes, the view is gorgeous but you can get something just as good elsewhere… The food menu and drink options are a joke. The menu is tiny and what’s on it isn’t even good. If you want a proper lunch or dinner with the full menu, you have to book a table with a minimum spend somewhere between 5 and 12 million, and just getting through the door cost us 1,600,000 without anything included (rare in Bali) and no restaurant! Essentially, don’t expect an actual restaurant experience or proper food or drinks unless you’re dropping serious money on one of the big tables. Oh, and they won’t let your car drop you at the entrance, you end up walking along the road for 3-5 minutes to get in. At a place that’s supposed to be high-end, that’s pretty embarrassing. Even the water they serve you is the same cheap you find in any mini-market just with a massive markup slapped on it. Extremely disappointment to be honest to spend an afternoon…

Below expectations. First arrival experience with the parking - excuse me!?? You charge around 2M to enter this club and you also charge for the parking while it’s in such a terrible condition as if I am arriving to Warung at the middle of nowhere. Walking into the venue itself is already giving a feeling of it being let down and somewhat neglected - old and shabby floors, stairs, doors. Nothing feels fresh nor elevated. Just a regular beach club with a beautiful view, but there are so many places in Ulu to enjoy these glorious views free of charge. Also a building complex completely blocks off the sunset, you only get to see the other side of the sky. The club seems so impressive and huge from the ads and drone footage, but upon arrival you feel somewhat disappointed as there is not much to see or explore around. Luna in Prererenan is much better in my opinion. You want to eat? No, you are not allowed to order any food unless you have a separate reservation for another area of the club. What!? My friend was hungry and she couldn’t stay because there was no chance to order any food. You want to dance - be prepared to have zero air circulation, no AC, not even fans or any sort of ventilation in the main dance floor. It was horrendous enough not being able to breathe until I saw that they were selling hand fans for 355k. Felt like dark humor but the joke is on the management I guess. U need to give people something in order to justify ur ludicrous price for a n average clubbing experience.

Savaya Bali – Architectural Marvel Meets "Influencer Central" ​Savaya Bali is undoubtedly one of the most visually stunning venues on the island. The design is a masterpiece of modern luxury, centered around the iconic glass cube that seems to defy gravity over the limestone cliffs of Uluwatu. ​The Atmosphere & Design ​The Views: Absolutely world-class. The panoramic vista of the Indian Ocean provides a dramatic backdrop that is hard to beat anywhere else in the world. ​The Architecture: From the tiered infinity pools to the sleek, geometric lines of the lounge areas, every inch of the property is designed to impress. ​The Music: The sound system is top-tier, and the curation of DJs consistently delivers a great vibe that complements the high-energy setting. ​The Reality Check ​While the venue is breathtaking, the social environment can be polarizing. Be prepared to share the space with hundreds of influencers. The primary activity for many guests appears to be a continuous photoshoot; you’ll see more time spent posing and checking lighting than actually dancing or soaking in the moment. ​Final Verdict: Go for the incredible architecture and the unbeatable sunset views, but pack your patience. If you’re looking for a grounded, "real" party vibe, the heavy focus on social media content might feel a bit distracting. It is a bucket-list location, just one that comes with a very specific crowd.

I recently visited Savaya Bali, and it was truly a dream come true. I had been wanting to experience this place for years, and it exceeded every expectation I had. From the moment I arrived, everything felt surreal, the breathtaking cliffside views, the energy of the crowd, and the overall atmosphere created something unforgettable. The music, the vibe, and the setting all came together perfectly. It’s not just a party venue, it’s an experience. The staff was attentive and professional, the drinks were excellent, and the entire place was beautifully designed. Watching the sunset there while the music was building was one of those moments you wish you could pause. It’s definitely one of the most amazing places I’ve ever been to, and I’m so glad I finally made it happen. I would go back in a heartbeat.

The location is absolutely stunning and the views are the main highlight of this place. However, I found it ,it’s overrated for the price. The staff could be more attentive and proactive, The shisha was disappointing and did not match the premium pricing. At these rates, I expected much better quality and service. As a pool club, there should be more things .By the end of the day, it’s easy to spend over 2 million IDR, and unfortunately, the experience did not feel worth that amount.

Listen i love the place. Reasonable prices compared to my hometown Almaty, Kazakhstan but i went there specifically for Monolink. Maybe I am too old for this, but when management said that headliner would either start at 8 or 11PM i didn’t anticipate that it would take substantial amount of time for him to start. Great place, but Jesus i felt like i was ripped off because 60-70$ bucks for the event ticket wasn’t a big deal but damn waiting for 3+ hours was way too long for me. Don’t think of it negatively, just saying that management should set strict set timeline 5-7 hours in advance. By the time Monolink had started, I had to leave due to exhaustion