Omma Dayclub Bali is a different kind of Ubud-area stop: it combines food, drinks, poolside seating and a view towards the Tegenungan Waterfall setting. Google Maps showed about 4.8 from 8,014 reviews and a Rp250,000-plus price signal at the research check. The official site places the venue in Kemenuh, Sukawati, Gianyar, with published operating hours of 7:30 am to 9:00 pm. The key planning decision is whether you want a meal near the waterfall or a longer day-club booking.
Omma’s published site is the main factual source, supported by the Maps panel, TableCheck discovery and public review signals captured on 25 August 2026. The venue itself was not inspected for this guide. Daybed prices, minimum spends, pool rules, weather conditions, access routes, events and availability can change. Treat a photo, rating or promotional offer as a lead for questions, not as a guarantee of a particular experience.
Where is Omma Dayclub Bali?
The official contact details place Omma in Kemenuh, Sukawati, Gianyar, Bali 80581. Google Maps showed the listing in the Tegenungan area. That is outside the central Ubud walking circuit, so budget for a car or ride-hailing journey and confirm the pickup point after the visit. The road, parking and pedestrian route should be checked on the day because a waterfall-area destination can have different traffic from central Ubud.
Omma’s official page describes the sound of Tegenungan Waterfall as part of the setting and promotes breakfast by the pool, food, cocktails and music. The waterfall, weather and river conditions are external factors. Do not assume that the view, sound level or access will be the same in heavy rain, during maintenance or during a busy event. If the waterfall is the main reason for the trip, check its own current access conditions as well as the day-club booking.
What is included in the day-club concept?
The official site lists several seating categories, including sunbeds, poolside seating, daybeds and a lounge, with example prices and food-and-beverage credits. It also states capacities for those individual options. These are live commercial details, not permanent facts. Ask which category is available, how the credit works, whether it is per booking or per guest, what taxes and service charges apply, and whether the pool or bed is accessible for the whole booked period.
Google Maps highlighted food and drink such as burgers, pizza, fish and chips, sushi and juices. Use the current menu to decide whether the venue fits breakfast, lunch, a sunset drink or a family pool day. Guests should ask about children, swimming supervision, shade, towels, changing facilities and weather cancellation rules. A day club is not automatically the same as a public swimming pool or a quiet restaurant.
How should you book?
Book ahead when you want a particular bed, poolside area, celebration or weekend time. The Maps listing exposed a TableCheck route, while the official site provides a booking path and current offers. Enter the correct date, guest number and seating preference, then read the conditions before paying. Ask whether the amount is a reservation fee, a minimum spend, a credit or a package, and what happens if weather changes the plan.
Transport also deserves a question. Confirm where a driver should wait, whether parking is available, how long the final approach takes and whether a return ride can be booked in advance. If the group is larger, ask the venue to confirm the available tables and capacity in writing. Do not infer that a high review count means a bed or a pool place will be available without a reservation.
How does it fit with a waterfall visit?
For a combined itinerary, read Tegenungan Waterfall from Ubud. Decide whether the waterfall visit comes before or after the meal and allow time for stairs, heat, wet clothing and a change of plan. A short look at the waterfall and a full daybed booking are different activities. Schedule them as separate decisions rather than assuming one ticket includes the other.
What should families and mixed groups check?
A day club works differently for a mixed group because some guests may want to swim, some may want shade and others may only want lunch. Ask whether children can use the pool, whether supervision is required and whether the booked area has shade, steps or a safe place for personal items. Guests who do not plan to swim should confirm whether a food-only table is available instead of paying for a bed they will not use.
For a larger group, request written confirmation of the table, capacity, credit and arrival rule. A high rating does not reserve a particular section, and a promotional image may show a setup that is not available on every date. Bring a plan for rain, transport delay and an earlier departure. The better the questions are answered before payment, the easier it is to enjoy the setting without guessing what the package includes. Keep the confirmation in the booking message for reference and share the route with every guest before leaving the hotel now.
Questions to ask before visiting Omma Dayclub Bali
- Is the chosen pool, sunbed, daybed or lounge category available on the date?
- What do the current price, food-and-beverage credit, taxes and service charges include?
- Are there pool, child, swimwear, shade, towel or supervision rules?
- How does weather affect the booking, waterfall setting and cancellation policy?
- Where should a driver park, drop off and collect guests after the visit?
- Which food and drink choices can meet the group’s dietary requirements?
Bottom line for Omma Dayclub Bali
Omma is worth considering when a Ubud itinerary needs poolside dining and a longer waterfall-area stop rather than another central cafe. Its strongest practical issue is the commercial format: seating categories, credits, minimums, weather and access should be confirmed before payment. Keep the waterfall visit, transport and day-club booking as separate parts of the plan.
If you also want a local cooking activity during the Bali trip, see Cooking Lessons Ubud and leave enough travel time between Kemenuh and the class.