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Omma Dayclub Bali

Omma Dayclub Bali

4.7 · 8,267 reviews
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C7FQ+MV6, Kemenuh, Sukawati, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80581, Indonesia

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2024-01-05Do not eat here! We both got Bali Belly very bad!!! The food was below average and not worth the price, there was lots of confusion about where to sit and eat in the venu…

Do not eat here! We both got Bali Belly very bad!!! The food was below average and not worth the price, there was lots of confusion about where to sit and eat in the venue. The staff were great and the pool was nice but very warm water but do not eat !

2025-04-21… Margherita pizza and can't eat it, taste was strange. Both of us had food poisoning. Avoid this place if you don't want to have vomiting and diarrhea for the next few da…

Food quality is disgusting, ordered spaghetti with king prawns and found piece of plastic bag there. Staff replaced the food and offered complimentary cocktail. Son ordered Margherita pizza and can't eat it, taste was strange. Both of us had food poisoning. Avoid this place if you don't want to have vomiting and diarrhea for the next few days on your limited Easter holidays!

2025-10-14…ay Club on October 6, 2025, and both of our children developed severe stomach pain and diarrhea soon after. They were later diagnosed with typhoid and salmonella by a loc…

- Beautiful view, but serious hygiene issues and irresponsible management<br><br>: Our family visited Omma Day Club on October 6, 2025, and both of our children developed severe stomach pain and diarrhea soon after. They were later diagnosed with typhoid and salmonella by a local hospital (blood tests). The club's own water test showed pH 6.8 and chlorine 1.5 mg/L -- pH is below the recommended 7.2-7.8 and chlorine is borderline -- conditions where bacteria can survive. (The manager did not seem to understand what those results meant and even with spelling also not correct in the report). During our visit we also saw food left under the sun and floating debris in the pool. When we shared medical and lab evidence, they repeatedly replied that their self-inspection results were fine and no similar cases were reported, denying any responsibility.<br>Families with children should be especially cautious. We spent 9,000K for 2 days medical treatment of 2 children.<br><br>-----------<br><br>I saw you guys reply.<br><br>Me and my wife also started same symptom three days later.<br><br>You told us that you would introduce us to the hospital, but that we would have to pay for the treatment. Our accommodation was Sanur, and we said that if we pay for the treatment, we'd better go to the accommodation and call a doctor, but you shouldn't say it as you were trying to provide medical assistance but we refused.<br><br>In addition, you told me to contact you if there was a problem after arriving at the accommodation, and I did, but you asked us for the lab test result, saying that other guests had no problem. We paid 2,000K for the blood test and sent the result of detection of typhoid and salmonella. We sent you a doctor's note that the date of infection seems to be the day of your visit based on the children's fever symptoms and our infection that occurred the next day.<br><br>After that, we asked for the same survey of your swimming pool and cooking facilities, but you only sent the ph concentration that there was already a problem with the water quality of the swimming pool and repeated that it was not your responsibility without any further evidence.

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