For just VND 600,000, 90 minutes of Sense Spa services.

A good massage can reset a travel day. For VND 600,000, about $24, Sense Spa gives you 90 minutes of treatment time and six packages to choose from, making it easy to match the visit to your tired feet, tight shoulders, or need for a facial. I like the wide choice of treatments and the sensible price, especially when you can choose between massage, facial care, hair care, or a mix of services.

I also like the long opening hours, from 9:30 to 22:00, which suit both early starters and people who return from sightseeing late. The main point to consider is privacy: one treatment room is shared and separated by curtains, so you may hear people entering and leaving.

Key points to know before booking

• Six ways to use 90 minutes: Pick a full-body massage, facial, foot treatment, or a combination of services.
• One clear price: Every package costs VND 600,000, or about $24 per person.
• Three full-body massage styles: Choose Shiatsu, Thai traditional massage, or hot stone treatment.
• Good timing for a busy day: The spa opens at 9:30 and accepts its last entry at 20:30.
• Small comfort touch: Tea is offered when you arrive and again when you leave.
• Shared treatment space: Curtains separate the room, which may not suit you if you want complete quiet or privacy.

Six treatments for one simple price

Sense Spa keeps the choice fairly easy. You pay VND 600,000 for 90 minutes, then select one of six packages. That fixed price is useful because you do not need to compare different treatment rates or build your own combination at the reception desk.

The six options cover several common travel aches. You can focus on your whole body, target your head and shoulders, soothe tired feet, or choose facial and hair care. This is not just a menu built around massage, so you have room to choose based on how you feel that day.

The first option is a 90-minute full-body massage. You choose Shiatsu, Thai traditional massage, or hot stone massage. Since the whole 90 minutes stay with one massage style, this is the most direct choice if your main goal is physical relaxation.

The second option combines a 60-minute shoulder, head, and neck massage with a 30-minute hot stone foot massage. I would consider this a strong pick after long days of walking, especially if your upper body feels tight and your feet need attention too. It divides the session between two areas instead of concentrating on your full body.

The third package offers a 60-minute collagen facial, followed by 30 minutes of shampoo, head massage, and hair drying. This suits you if skincare and grooming sound more appealing than bodywork. The treatment also gives you a short head massage, so it is not entirely hands-off relaxation.

The fourth option reverses the emphasis: you receive a 60-minute hot stone foot massage, then 30 minutes of shampoo, head massage, and hair drying. This is probably the most practical choice for a walking-heavy holiday. Your feet get the longest treatment, while the hair service adds a pleasant finish.

The fifth package gives you a 60-minute full-body massage and a 30-minute shoulder, head, and neck massage. This is the closest choice to a full massage session with extra attention to common tension points. If your back, shoulders, and neck all need work, this combination may make more sense than a single 90-minute style.

The sixth option pairs a 60-minute vitamin C facial with a 30-minute head, neck, and shoulder massage. It combines facial care with targeted upper-body treatment. I would choose this if you want a lighter, beauty-focused visit but still want some hands-on relief.

Confirmation is required before you receive the service. That is worth handling early, rather than assuming you can walk in and begin immediately.

Choosing the right massage style

The full-body package gives you three styles. The information provided does not explain the exact techniques used at Sense Spa, so I would avoid choosing based on promises about pressure or medical benefits. Instead, use the style names as a starting point and explain your comfort level clearly to the spa team.

Shiatsu is the choice to consider if you like a structured massage style. Thai traditional massage may appeal to you if you want that specific traditional format. Hot stone massage is the natural pick if warmth is an important part of your relaxation.

The staff are described as professional, respectful, and willing to ask about your needs. That matters more than a treatment label alone. A good session depends on communication, so tell the therapist if the pressure feels too strong, too light, or uncomfortable.

You can also avoid the decision entirely by choosing one of the mixed packages. The shoulder, head, neck, and foot combination offers variety, while the 60-minute full-body treatment followed by 30 minutes of upper-body work gives you a broader massage session.

Facial and hair-care packages

The facial choices give Sense Spa a useful alternative to the usual massage menu. You can select a 60-minute collagen facial or a 60-minute vitamin C facial, each paired with 30 minutes of head, neck, and shoulder massage.

The collagen option includes shampoo, a head massage, and hair drying. The vitamin C option includes the head, neck, and shoulder massage instead. That difference matters when you are deciding what kind of finish you want.

The collagen package makes more sense if you like the idea of leaving with your hair washed and dried. It may also suit you before an evening out, since the last 30 minutes are focused on hair care rather than additional facial work.

The vitamin C package is more focused on facial care and upper-body relaxation. Choose it if your neck and shoulders need attention, or if you prefer a massage to the shampoo and hair-drying service.

You should keep expectations realistic. The available information names the facial treatments but does not describe products, skin analysis, or specific results. If you have sensitive skin or a particular concern, ask the team about the treatment before it begins.

Why the foot massage options matter

Feet often take the punishment on a trip. Long walks, hard pavements, sightseeing stops, and standing in lines can make a 60-minute hot stone foot massage feel more useful than a standard full-body session.

Sense Spa offers two packages with foot care. One gives you 60 minutes of shoulder, head, and neck work followed by 30 minutes of hot stone foot massage. The other gives you 60 minutes of hot stone foot massage, followed by 30 minutes of shampoo, head massage, and hair drying.

The first is better if your upper body is the main problem but your feet also need help. The second puts your feet first and adds hair care at the end. I like this distinction because you can choose according to how your day has gone, rather than accepting the same treatment as everyone else.

Hot stone treatment is specifically included in these packages, but the details of the foot setup are not provided. Ask any practical questions you have at the spa, particularly if you need a certain pressure level.

The setting, welcome, and small details

The spa has been described as clean, with a pleasant atmosphere and a warm welcome. Tea is offered when you arrive and when you leave, with hot or cold tea available. That is a small detail, but it helps the appointment feel organized rather than rushed.

Staff are also described as kind, respectful, and professional. The team takes time to explain what is offered and asks about your needs. Those are useful signs for a treatment where comfort and communication matter.

The main limitation is the shared room. Curtains separate the treatment spaces, but they do not block all sound or movement. You might hear other people coming in and going out, and that can interrupt the calm if you are hoping for a completely private room.

I would see this as a practical spa setup rather than a luxury retreat. If you are comfortable with a shared room, the arrangement should not change the value much. If privacy is central to your idea of a spa visit, ask about the room arrangement before confirming.

Opening hours and timing your visit

Sense Spa is open from 9:30 to 22:00. The last entry is at 20:30, so you cannot arrive at the final closing time and expect to start a 90-minute treatment.

The hours give you several useful choices. You can book before a full day of sightseeing, use the spa during the middle of the day, or schedule treatment after your plans finish. A late afternoon or early evening booking may be especially practical, but leave enough time to arrive before the 20:30 cutoff.

The activity starts and ends at Sense Spa. There is no transport included, and there is no need to arrange a separate drop-off point. The exact address is not provided here, so check your confirmation carefully for the location before setting out.

The service takes 90 minutes, but allow extra time for arrival, choosing your package, and changing or settling in. Confirmation is required before service, so do not treat the booking as entirely spontaneous.

Is VND 600,000 good value?

At about $24 per person, VND 600,000 is a reasonable price for 90 minutes of treatment, particularly because the packages include different types of care. The value is strongest when you choose a package that combines two areas you genuinely want treated.

For example, the shoulder, head, neck, and foot package gives you a full hour of upper-body work plus half an hour for your feet. The full-body massage gives you the longest single treatment. The facial packages add hair care or shoulder work, which may cost more if arranged separately elsewhere.

The fixed price also makes budgeting simple. You know the cost before choosing among the six packages, and there is no need to select a shorter service just to keep the price down.

Still, value depends on your priorities. If you want a private room, the curtain-separated setup may make the experience feel less special. If you want a luxury spa with extensive facilities, the available details do not suggest that this is the type of place. Think of Sense Spa as a clean, professional place for a focused 90-minute treatment at a moderate price.

Who will enjoy this most?

I would recommend Sense Spa to you if you want a solid treatment without spending a large part of your holiday budget. It suits people who like having choices, since you can choose massage, facial care, foot treatment, or a mixed service.

It is especially useful after a day of walking. The foot packages target tired feet, while the shoulder, head, and neck options address the areas that often tighten during long sightseeing days.

Couples or friends can also choose different packages while paying the same price. One person might select hot stone foot care, while another chooses a full-body massage or collagen facial.

You may want to look elsewhere if total privacy is essential. The shared room and curtain dividers are the clearest limitation. Also, anyone seeking a specific clinical treatment should ask questions first, since the available information presents these services as relaxation and personal care rather than medical therapy.

Booking, cancellation, and practical tips

You can reserve now and pay later, which keeps your plans flexible. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Before treatment, confirm which of the six packages you want. If you are unsure, explain where you feel most tired and ask the team to help you match the service to your needs.

I would also arrive with a little time to spare. You need confirmation before receiving the service, and the spa may need to explain the options before the 90-minute session begins.

Should you book Sense Spa?

Yes, if you want an affordable 90-minute treatment with several useful choices. The strongest reasons to book are the VND 600,000 price, the professional and friendly service, the clean setting, and the ability to target either your whole body, your feet, your upper body, or your face.

Choose the package carefully. The full-body massage is best for one uninterrupted treatment, the foot packages make sense after heavy walking, and the facial packages suit you if you want skincare and hair care instead of a traditional massage.

I would book it with one reservation: expect a shared room separated by curtains, not complete privacy. For most people looking for good-value relaxation in Vietnam, that is a fair trade for 90 minutes of care at about $24.

FAQ

How much does the Sense Spa experience cost?

The experience costs VND 600,000 per person, which is listed as about $24.

How long does the treatment last?

Each package provides 90 minutes of Sense Spa services.

How many packages can I choose from?

You can choose from six packages.

What types of full-body massage are available?

The 90-minute full-body massage package lets you choose Shiatsu, Thai traditional massage, or hot stone massage.

Is a facial included in any package?

Yes. You can choose either a 60-minute collagen facial or a 60-minute vitamin C facial, depending on the package.

Does any package include a foot massage?

Yes. One package includes 30 minutes of hot stone foot massage after a 60-minute shoulder, head, and neck massage. Another includes 60 minutes of hot stone foot massage followed by shampoo, a head massage, and hair drying.

What are Sense Spa’s opening hours?

Sense Spa is open from 9:30 to 22:00. The last entry is at 20:30.

Is confirmation required before the treatment?

Yes. Confirmation is required before you receive the service.