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Hanoi Spa, Massage & Head Spa Recommendations

Find spas, massage shops and Vietnamese head spas in Hanoi that fit well before or after plans around Hoan Kiem Lake, the Old Quarter, and West Lake. Compare locations, price ranges, and service features.

Spa & massage shops

31 shops

Amora Spa - Massage, Shampoo
250,000 - 2,000,000 VND 30 - 270 minutes

Hanoi・Phố cổ Hà Nội

Amora Spa - Massage, Shampoo

Amora Spa - Massage, Shampoo combines traditional Vietnamese herbal therapy, nourishing hair washing, and a variety of relaxing massages. It's not just a way to relieve travel fatigue, but also a sensory journey to help travelers rediscover peace and warmth in Hanoi's Old Quarter. Located at 75 Mã Mây Street in Hoàn Kiếm District, the spa is close to Hoàn Kiếm Lake and vibrant shopping areas. The spa specializes in deep tissue massages with herbal compresses, traditional Vietnamese hair washing, four-hand massages, Thai relaxation techniques, and extensive wellness packages lasting several hours. The warm and tranquil environment, along with friendly service, makes it an ideal choice for solo travelers, couples, or anyone looking to unwind after exploring the Old Quarter. It is recommended to confirm your appointment in advance and check the latest treatment options and prices with the spa.

Prime Location in the Old Quarter: Situated on Mã Mây Street in Hoàn Kiếm District, close to Hoàn Kiếm Lake and vibrant shopping areas, making it easy to access. Herbal Compress and Nourishing Hair Washing: Combines traditional Vietnamese herbal compresses with deep scalp cleansing to relieve tension in the head and body. Diverse Massage Options: Offers a variety of treatments including the signature Synergy massage, Vietnamese massage, hot stone therapy, and four-hand synchronized massage. Comprehensive Spa Packages: Features wellness packages ranging from 2 to 4.5 hours, including herbal baths, body scrubs, aromatherapy, and facial care.

Lá Spa 38- Massage Shampoo Hanoi
350,000 - 1,250,000 VND 30 - 120 minutes

Hanoi・Hoàn Kiếm

Lá Spa 38- Massage Shampoo Hanoi

La Spa 38 is located at 38 Hàng Hòm Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter, offering a tranquil and comfortable environment, close to its sister location, La Spa 16. Our professional and friendly therapists provide authentic Vietnamese hospitality, allowing you to escape the city's hustle and bustle and enjoy a relaxing spa experience.

Osum Spa & Health Care
180,000 - 1,200,000 VND 60 - 90 minutes

Hanoi・Ba Đình

Osum Spa & Health Care

Osum Spa & Health Care combines Himalayan salt stone sauna, Japanese meridian therapy, and wellness hair washing to not only relieve physical heaviness but also provide travelers in Hanoi's Ba Dinh district with a sensory journey to restore balance and vitality. Located at 12 Cửa Bắc Street in Ba Dinh, the spa is near Truc Bach Lake and the West Lake shopping area. It features the Korean Jjimjilbang concept with Himalayan salt and yellow clay saunas, full-body massages focusing on shoulder and neck relief, and nourishing scalp washing services. The elegant and tranquil environment, infused with natural wood tones, is perfect for solo travelers, couples, or families seeking deep relaxation during their trip. It is recommended to confirm appointment times and the latest package details with the spa in advance.

Himalayan Salt Stone and Yellow Clay Sauna: Introduces the Korean Jjimjilbang sauna concept, combining salt stone and yellow clay for deep detoxification and improved blood circulation. Japanese Meridian and Eastern Massage: Upholding the mindful healing philosophy, therapists use precise acupressure techniques to relieve muscle stiffness and deep fatigue. Herbal Wellness Hair Washing and Scalp Care: Offers a combination of scalp acupressure and herbal hair washing, helping to alleviate head heaviness and calm the mind. Diverse Wellness Packages and Group Spaces: Equipped with clean and comfortable areas for individuals and groups, ideal for couples, families, or friends to enjoy relaxing moments together.

Lá Spa 16 - Massage Gội Dầu Dưỡng Sinh Ha Noi
350,000 - 1,255,000 VND 30 - 120 minutes

La Spa 16 is located at 16 Ly Quoc Su Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter, offering a tranquil and comfortable environment. With two nearby branches, our professional and friendly therapists provide authentic Vietnamese hospitality, allowing you to escape the city's hustle and bustle and enjoy a relaxing spa experience.

 L'essence De La Vie Spa
660,000 - 9,990,000 VND 45 - 270 minutes

Hanoi・Hoàn Kiếm

L'essence De La Vie Spa

L’essence De La Vie Spa is located on the bustling Hang Gai Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter, offering a boutique spa experience that emphasizes refined luxury. The spa combines Eastern massage techniques, Vietnamese herbal therapies, and aromatic oils to provide services such as full-body massages, foot treatments, facials, body scrubs, herbal steam, and couples packages, making it a perfect spot to relax after exploring the Old Quarter.

The treatments combine acupressure massage, aromatic oils, hot stones, warm bamboo tools, and natural herbs, focusing not only on relaxation but also on alleviating muscle tension and fatigue caused by travel.

Orient Spa (Old Quarter)
320,000 - 2,590,000 VND 30 - 265 minutes

Hanoi・Hoàn Kiếm

Orient Spa (Old Quarter)

Orient Spa is located in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter and has been in operation for nearly ten years, currently with three branches. We offer foot massages, full-body massages, nail care, hair washing services, and a variety of spa packages.

Omamori Spa Old Quarter
200,000 - 1,200,000 VND 60 - 120 minutes

Hanoi・Hoàn Kiếm

Omamori Spa Old Quarter

Omamori Spa Old Quarter combines the focused touch of visually impaired therapists with Vietnamese oil-free acupressure and the warm philosophy of a social enterprise. It not only alleviates the accumulated soreness after exploring the old streets but also offers travelers an immersive wellness journey to rediscover inner peace and sensory connection in Hanoi's Old Quarter. The spa is located at 48 Ngõ Huyện, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, near St. Joseph's Cathedral and Hoan Kiem Lake. The services include traditional Vietnamese oil-free massage, warm volcanic stone therapy, foot reflexology, and Swedish relaxation massage, all provided in a quiet and minimalist environment. The spa practices transparent pricing and a no-tipping policy, making it an ideal choice for independent travelers, solo visitors, or couples looking to unwind. It is recommended to confirm appointment times and details in advance.

Team of Visually Impaired Therapists: Services provided by professionally trained visually impaired therapists who offer focused and deep massage experiences through their keen sense of touch. Social Enterprise Philosophy: Founded with support from the nonprofit program BlindLink, providing dignified employment and skills training for visually impaired individuals. Transparent Pricing and No-Tipping Policy: Clear pricing and a no-tipping policy allow travelers to enjoy a stress-free relaxation process. Prime Location in the Old Quarter: Situated at Ngõ Huyện, Hoan Kiem District, close to St. Joseph's Cathedral and Hoan Kiem Lake, offering a peaceful retreat in a bustling area.

NA SPA
300,000 - 1,290,000 VND 30 - 90 minutes

Hanoi・Hoàn Kiếm

NA SPA

Naps Spa Hanoi offers a variety of beauty and relaxation treatments, including Aquapeel skin care, wellness hair washing, shoulder and full body massages, diode laser hair removal, whitening treatments, and post-sun repair.

Combining wellness hair washing, facial care, and full body massages for a relaxing experience from head to toe.

Spas Hanoi
250,000 - 800,000 VND 30 - 90 minutes

Hanoi・Hoàn Kiếm

Spas Hanoi

Spas Hanoi combines traditional Vietnamese massage, aromatherapy, and hot stone therapy to not only relieve the fatigue from long journeys and explorations but also to rejuvenate travelers in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter. Located at 189 Hàng Bông Street, Hoàn Kiếm District, Hanoi, the spa boasts a prime location with easy access. The services include a blend of traditional acupressure and soothing essential oils in their full-body massages, hot stone treatments, deep tissue therapy, and foot reflexology. The tranquil and comfortable atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for solo travelers, couples, or anyone looking to unwind after wandering the Old Quarter. It is recommended to book an appointment in advance and confirm the latest treatment details before your visit.

Vietnamese Traditional and Aromatherapy: Combining local acupressure techniques with natural essential oils to relieve muscle tension and promote circulation. Hot Stone and Thai Stretching: Utilizing hot stones to transfer heat and Thai stretching techniques to deeply release accumulated fatigue and soreness. Prime Location in the Old Quarter: Situated on Hàng Bông Street, near Hoàn Kiếm Lake, making it convenient to relax after shopping and exploring. Diverse and Flexible Treatment Combinations: Offering targeted massages, full-body treatments, and multi-service Signature packages to meet various relaxation needs.

Rosie's Magical
250,000 - 1,190,000 VND 30 - 120 minutes

Hanoi・Hoàn Kiếm

Rosie's Magical

Rosie’s Magical Spa is located in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter and offers a variety of services including massages, wellness head washes, facial treatments, manicures, and herbal baths. The warm and comfortable environment is perfect for travelers looking to relax and rejuvenate after exploring Hoan Kiem Lake, the Old Quarter, or after a long journey.

In the bustling Old Quarter of Hanoi, Rosie’s Magical Spa offers travelers a quiet and comfortable retreat.

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Traveler questions

Vietnam spa and massage tips

Can men try Vietnamese head spa or spa services?

Yes. Vietnamese head spa, foot massage, head-and-shoulder massage, and men-focused grooming spas are common. Choose regular shops with clear service descriptions, photos, and reviews if you want a comfortable first visit.

Is massage in Vietnam safe, and how do I avoid bad shops?

Choose shops with real photos, clear price ranges, Google reviews, and listed services. Be careful with street solicitation, unclear pricing, or staff who keep pushing paid add-ons before you understand the service.

Should I book a spa in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, or Da Nang?

Hanoi works well around the Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake, Ho Chi Minh City is convenient before dinner or nightlife, and Da Nang is great around beach or hotel days. Choose a shop close to your stay or next stop.

Is Vietnamese head spa worth trying for first-time visitors?

Yes. Vietnamese head spa is easy to try because it usually includes hair washing, scalp massage, shoulder and neck relaxation, and light facial cleansing without the commitment of a full-body massage.

Should I shower before massage in Vietnam?

It is not always necessary for foot massage, head spa, or head-and-shoulder massage. For full-body oil massage, some shops provide showers or cleansing towels; freshening up first can feel better after a hot day outside.

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