Titi Batu Ubud Club: Family-Friendly Pool, Gym & Skate Park Day Pass

Is your Ubud hotel pool too small for a proper swim, or do the kids need room to run? Titi Batu Ubud Club on Jl. Cempaka, Banjar Kumbuh, Mas — across from Pelangi School — sells day passes to walk-in visitors. The club is a base camp for Ubud expats and digital nomads, and its rates usually undercut the day passes at luxury resorts around Ubud.

Facilities That Actually Exist

• Two pools: a family pool with a jumping bridge and a 25-metre lap pool for ages 16 and over.
• Gym & recovery: a gym kitted out with Panatta Sport equipment, sauna, steam room and cold plunge.
• Sport: an outdoor basketball court, a squash court, a skate park with hourly skateboard, scooter and BMX rental, plus a ping pong table.
• Kids: an air-conditioned kids room and a playground for ages 4–10.
• Eat & work: Indigo Coffee Shop with vegan and gluten-free options, plus a co-working lounge.

Day Pass and Membership Rates

• Adults around IDR 191,600, including IDR 75,000 of food-and-drink credit.
• Children aged 4–15 around IDR 137,450 with IDR 50,000 credit; under-4s enter free.
• Day pass plus gym around IDR 308,200 for adults.
• Membership runs about IDR 1,166,000 monthly for adults and about IDR 9,794,400 annually.
• All rates include 10% government tax and 6% service; there is 20% off for KTP or KITAP holders and 10% off for KITAS holders.

Tips Before You Go

• A day pass is single entry only, with no in-and-out privileges.
• Towels are free against a deposit; a lost towel costs IDR 200,000.
• Bring swimwear, a water bottle and clean sports shoes, which are compulsory in the gym.
• Under-16s may not use the gym, sauna, steam room or cold plunge, and must be supervised by an adult.

Practical Info & Booking

• Location: Jl. Cempaka, Banjar Kumbuh, Mas, Ubud, Gianyar, across from Pelangi School, about a 15-minute drive from Ubud Palace. View on Google Maps
• Hours & schedule: open daily 8am–10pm, gym from 7am; closed on Nyepi and a few special holidays.
• Cost/donation: day passes roughly IDR 137,450–308,200 depending on type, food-and-drink credit included.
• Booking/how to join: buy at reception, through the official site titibatu.com, or via online ticket platforms such as Klook and KKday.
• Social: search on Instagram

Titi Batu makes most sense as a daily fitness base if you are staying along the Mas–Ubud corridor. Sort out your Ubud stay first with an AccessiaPass hotel voucher, then set aside a whole afternoon for swimming, a sauna and a slow meal at Indigo.