Spa & massage · TRADITIONAL MASSAGES IN VIETNAM
Every trip has one spare afternoon. These 9 traditional massages in Vietnam justify it, priced and timed so the decision takes a minute.
A practical review of Da Nang’s $32 dry Thai Shiatsu bodywork, with deep pressure, stretching, tea, snacks, and private service.
“I came to Vietnam for a birthday trip and to see family. From start to finish I felt cared for and heard. They went over and beyond with their customer service and kindness. I will definitely return on my next trip.”
Review of Hoang Spa Thai Massage in Hanoi, with pricing, treatments, practical tips, service details, and advice on whether to book.
“Just had one of the best mani-pedis I’ve had in a long time. The gel polish was done with real care—smooth, even, and not a single streak in sight. The shaping was spot-on, and they took their time without dragging the appointment out. My Read more”
Review of Hue’s $8 traditional massage, with a royal herbal foot soak, acupressure, tea, snacks, and practical booking tips.
“The massage is very relaxing and comfortable, the staff presses the right acupuncture points. The attitude is very polite and friendly, plus point is the delicious tea served to guests. Reasonable service price, airy space creates a comfortable, friendly feeling. Vote 5 stars”
Review of a 90-minute Thai massage at Five Senses Spa in Hoi An, with practical advice on price, pressure, pickup, clothing, and value.
“Just went to the 5 senses spa Monday 18th 9am.I have regular thai massage in NZ and when I go to Melbourne and I was surprised the lady who did my Thai massage bent me folded me and did some moves none of my regular thai massage pRead more”
Review of Panda Spa’s private Thai massage in Da Nang, with strong stretching, friendly service, pricing, meeting details, and booking advice.
“Everything was great, I really enjoyed the massage. Everyone was very friendly, and the atmosphere was calm and relaxing. I went with my child, and we both felt very comfortable. I feel wonderful and will definitely come back next time!”
Review of Da Nang’s one-hour Shiatsu massage at Panda Spa, with acupressure, skilled therapists, fair pricing, practical tips, and booking advice.
“Followed the reviews and was not disappointed! I had an amazing shiatsu session of 60 min. The therapist clearly knew what she was doing. The reception and complete experience was perfect.”
Review of World Spa in Da Nang, with Vietnamese, Swedish, hot stone massage, facials, waxing, nail care, pricing, timing, and booking advice.
“Everything here is great. Massage and nail are very perfect. enthusiastic staff. spacious parking. Separate rooms and can be moved by elevator. You can shower and do not need to pay extra fee”
Review of Hanoi’s one-hour Vietnamese traditional massage, with acupressure, clapping, botanical oils, pricing, tips, meeting details, and booking advice.
“Nice way to start our trip with massages. Four of us were able to relax once we found the location. Only issue was our massage ladies asked for tips and I paid too much. I am used to tipping but it was unsettling to be confronted in that manner, especially when tipping is not expected in Vietnam.”
Tigon Spa offers a $14 Vietnamese massage with acupressure, stretching, oils, herbal comforts, and a practical one-hour format.
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