Losari Renamed MesaStila, Recast as Wellness Retreat

  • Practicing silat at MesaStila.

    Practicing silat at MesaStila.

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Above: a scene from the hamam.

The Losari Spa Retreat & Coffee Plantation, a gorgeous property in the hills of central Java, has been renamed MesaStila and as of November 1 is a wellness retreat.

Practicing silat at MesaStila.

Practicing silat at MesaStila.

MesaStila boasts 180 years of history, having been a coffee plantation and cool-air retreat during Indonesia’s colonial era. It also includes 22 hectares of land, including gardens from which ingredients for healthy meals are collected, not to mention the herbs that go into jamu, the traditional medicinal drink of Indonesia.

The focus at MesaStila is providing not just a place to stay, but an experience that helps guests better improve their health and wellbeing both during their visit and beyond. Packages range from two-night escapes to fourteen-night retreats, with a variety of programs and activities.

For instance a clinical hypnotherapist will teach visitors to cope with daily stress and better realize their full potential during two retreats scheduled for Nov. 17-20 and Nov. 24-27.

More information can be found at the MesaStila website.

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