We visited here a couple of times during our Lovina stay. The first time a bus of European tourists had arrived, so it was quite crowded, and yet there was still plenty of space to spread out and people were respectful of others space and considering the number of people there, not overly noisy. The second time was early morning and only a handful of people were there, so really quiet and serene... The hot springs water itself is nicely laid out, and was very refreshing. Yes it had that natural mineral smell, we didn't find it offensive at all, though do wear older bathers or t-shirt/shorts, as the minerals may stain the material. There are three pools of varying temperature and depth. There's a cafe (though we didn't eat here) and changerooms/lockers available, and a couple of outdoor showers to rinse off before & after bathing. There are of course on the walk approach outside the entrance gate, vendors selling the usual variety of trinkets & sarongs, but nod, smile, just keep walking. They didn't seem pushy to us. Definitely a place worth visiting, to float in the water, listening to the birds, looking at the trees and contemplating life ~*~

20,000/person to get in 4,000/parking This is a very neat place and you will see a lot of locals bathing here. The water is green, does smell a bit off however it is very warm. There are 3 bathing pools two together and one lower off to the side. The rest is a walking area with small temple as it is a holy area. It says “no nudity” and the locals all wear T-shirt’s and shorts in the water. Which made me disappointed to see tourist have no respect and took her top off instead of using the changing rooms.

it's the second time i visited here,last year when travelling to Bali in November again, i stayed at Pejarakan,Buleleng,the driver picked me up at the airport,and we stopped here for some good time, it is on the way to my homestay in Pejarakan. first, you have to buy a entrance ticket, and make sure you bring your swimsuits or trunks,if not, you cannot bath here. there are some local hot springs pool around Bali,and Banjar is one of them,but quite famous one.there is a simple changing area (like showers room,but no water),and you can put your stuffs into the lockers there (but not free),after showers,then you can bath in the spring pool.the temperature is okay, not too hot, no strong smell. there are three bathing areas, not big though. i tried all. if have enough time,you can have lunch here,there is a restaurant attached. compared to the first time, i stay longer this time, and took some pics, relaxed here, even had a light lunch at the restaurant. next time may stay at Banjar,continue to explore this area.