Sauna2–4
Barrel sauna
The round one. Cheapest to heat, quickest to temperature, and the only shape on this list that laughs at…
from IDR 78,000,000 ≈ USD 4,800
4 models · built on the island
Saunas
Four ways to get to ninety degrees. The right one depends on your site, your power supply and how many people sit down at once.
Sauna4–6
Outdoor cabin sauna
The proper one. Standing headroom, a two-tier bench, and as much glass as the heat-load calculation will let…
from IDR 125,000,000 ≈ USD 7,700
Sauna2–3
Infrared sauna
A different machine, not a lesser sauna. Lower temperature, longer sessions, and a power draw your existing…
from IDR 52,000,000 ≈ USD 3,200
SaunaAny
Custom built-in sauna
For the room you already have, the corner nothing standard fits, or the cliff edge that deserves better than…
from IDR 165,000,000 ≈ USD 10,200
The thinking
How to choose
Start with the power, not the picture. The supply that actually reaches your villa decides more about this project than any aesthetic preference — a 6 kW stone heater is where a lot of Lombok single-phase supplies run out, and an infrared cabin exists precisely to sidestep that conversation. If your supply is strong or you are willing to upgrade it, everything else opens up.
Then count seats honestly. Two people means a barrel is plenty and will heat in forty minutes. Four or more, or anyone tall, or a real wall of glass, and you want an outdoor cabin with standing headroom and a two-tier bench.
Then look at the site. Exposed to weather? The barrel's curve sheds monsoon rain better than anything with a flat roof. Converting a room, working around a structural column, or building on a cliff edge? That is custom, and it starts with a drawing.
If you are torn between the two obvious ones, barrel versus cabin lays out the trade-off properly. If you are wondering whether infrared counts as a real sauna, that comparison is here. And whatever you pick, it should be paired with cold — that is where the actual effect lives.
Questions
Answers
Which sauna is best for a Lombok villa?
For most villas, an outdoor cabin sauna: standing headroom, a two-tier bench and the option of a glass wall. If your budget is tighter or the site is exposed, a barrel sauna heats faster, costs less and sheds monsoon rain better. If your PLN supply is weak, an infrared cabin runs on a standard single-phase supply with no upgrade.
How much does a sauna cost in Lombok?
Indicative starting prices: infrared cabin from IDR 52,000,000 (≈ USD 3,200), barrel sauna from IDR 78,000,000 (≈ USD 4,800), outdoor cabin sauna from IDR 125,000,000 (≈ USD 7,700), custom built-in from IDR 165,000,000 (≈ USD 10,200). Those cover the unit. Foundations, drainage, glass, electrical upgrades and freight are quoted separately after a site survey.
What size heater do I need?
Roughly 1 kW per cubic metre of room volume for a well-insulated cabin, plus about 1.5 kW for every square metre of glass. So a 6 m³ barrel needs about 6 kW; a heavily glazed cabin of the same size can need 12 kW. We run the calculation against your actual room and check your supply can carry the result before quoting.
Do you install saunas outside Kuta?
Yes, across the whole island — Senggigi, Mataram, Selong Belanak, Sire, Tanjung and the Gili Islands. Remote and island sites constrain panel and crate sizes, so we design around access from the start. Tell us the width of your access road at survey and it stops being a problem.
Next step
Tell us where it goes.
Send a photo of the spot and rough dimensions. You get a layout, a heat-load calculation and a fixed price — usually within two working days.