60 Minute Prince Massage Package

A full-body massage is only the beginning here. Your 60-minute treatment adds hot stones, a facial scrub, a foot scrub, hot towels, and lavender aromatherapy, making it a useful reset after a day in the sun or on your feet. I like the choice of 10 massage styles and the fact that you control the pressure.

I also like the private single or couple rooms and the practical location between downtown Honolulu and Ala Moana. The main drawback is time: an hour goes quickly once several treatments share the appointment, and the $220 price is a serious splurge for one person. Arrive early, too, since late arrivals may lose treatment time.

Key points to know before booking

• Five-part treatment: Full-body massage, hot stones, facial scrub, foot scrub, and hot towels are combined in one 60-minute appointment.
• Ten massage styles: Choose from options such as Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and Reflexology.
• Your pressure, your style: Tell the therapist what feels right, from gentle work to firmer attention where you need it.
• Honolulu location: Hawaii Natural Therapy is at 350 Ward Avenue, on the second floor, between downtown and Ala Moana.
• Private setting: Your booking is for your own group, with single and couple rooms available.
• Small finishing touch: Water and grapes are served after the treatment.

A five-part massage packed into 60 minutes

This is not simply a standard massage with one small extra. The appointment moves through several forms of care, each aimed at a different part of your body.

You begin with a full-body combination massage. The word combination matters here because you can select from 10 styles, rather than being locked into one fixed routine. Lomilomi may appeal if you want a Hawaiian-style option. Swedish suits a classic relaxing massage, Sports may fit tired muscles after an active day, and Reflexology focuses attention on the feet. Pregnancy massage is also listed, though you should discuss your needs with the therapist before booking.

Pressure and style are up to you. That is one of the most useful features of the service. If your shoulders need more attention than your legs, or if firm pressure is not comfortable, say so early. The treatment is designed to adapt to your preferences instead of treating every body the same way.

Next come smooth, heated stones. The stones warm the muscles and add a slower, heavier sensation than hands alone. This can be especially welcome after outdoor activity, when your body feels tired but your mind is still racing. The hot stones are part of the stated service, not merely an add-on you need to purchase.

The face scrub follows. It is described as gentle, with the product massaged onto your face to help ease facial soreness and tightness while smoothing the skin. This is a different sensation from the body massage, so you should expect the appointment to shift from muscle work to a lighter facial treatment.

Your feet then receive a scrub, followed by hot towels. That closing sequence gives the treatment a clear finish. It also makes sense after a day spent walking around Honolulu, shopping at Ala Moana, or exploring outdoors. Hot towels can feel refreshing, but keep in mind that the foot scrub and facial scrub take up part of the one-hour appointment. If your main goal is extended muscle work, a longer massage may suit you better.

Choosing among Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, and more

The menu gives you room to shape the experience. The listed choices include Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and Reflexology, along with five other styles. The right pick depends less on a label than on what you want from the hour.

Choose a relaxing style if your priority is quiet and gentle bodywork. Swedish massage is the familiar choice for general relaxation. Sports massage may make more sense after a physically active day, but it can feel more focused and purposeful than a purely soothing treatment.

Lomilomi is the most place-specific option on the menu. If you want a massage connected to Hawaii rather than a generic hotel-spa routine, this is the style to ask about. The available information does not describe the exact technique used during this appointment, so ask the therapist what to expect before the session starts.

Reflexology puts special emphasis on the feet. Since this package already includes a foot scrub, it may be a good fit if your feet are your main concern. The Pregnancy option is listed as an available style, but pregnancy is also named as a condition that may require adapted techniques. Discuss it with the therapist in advance rather than assuming every technique is suitable.

You can also add one or more massage enhancements. The specific enhancements are not listed, so confirm the choices and prices before adding anything. That small check prevents an unexpected charge and helps you decide if an extra is worth giving up time elsewhere in the appointment.

What the hot stones and scrubs add

A standard 60-minute massage can feel focused on muscles alone. This package spreads the attention across your body, face, and feet.

The hot stones add warmth during the massage. For some people, that makes it easier to relax into the treatment. For others, heat can feel too intense, especially after time outdoors in Honolulu. Tell the therapist if you want less heat or a change in placement.

The facial scrub is aimed at skin smoothing as well as facial comfort. It is described as gentle, which makes it fit the restful tone of the appointment. Still, if you have sensitive skin, sunburn, cuts, or an active skin problem, mention it before treatment. The service advises against booking with a contagious skin infection and notes that cuts or burns may need to be avoided.

The foot scrub provides a practical benefit after a walking-heavy day. It is not the same as a long foot massage, but it gives the final part of the appointment its own purpose. Hot towels finish the service with warmth and a clean break between treatment and departure.

Lavender essential oil supplies the aromatherapy. Expect the room to have a calming lavender scent, though scent preferences vary. If you are sensitive to fragrance, tell the therapist before the service begins.

A private room near Ward Avenue

Hawaii Natural Therapy is at 350 Ward Avenue, on the second floor. The location sits between downtown Honolulu and the Ala Moana shopping center, so it can work well if you are already spending the day in central Honolulu.

The activity is private, meaning only your group takes part. You can book a single room or a couple room, depending on your party. That setup is more personal than a large shared spa room, and it gives you a quieter place to settle in before the treatment.

You are responsible for getting there. Private transportation is not included. The shop is near public transportation, and the most convenient free parking is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace. For your GPS, use 333 Ward Avenue rather than relying only on the treatment address. That parking tip matters in central Honolulu, where an extra few minutes spent circling for a space can make an appointment feel rushed.

Traffic can be heavy, so arrive five to 10 minutes before your scheduled time. If you know you will be late, contact the business as soon as possible. Appointments after yours may mean that your treatment has to be shortened. Since the session already includes several elements, losing even 10 minutes can make the final foot scrub or hot towels feel hurried.

The listed hours show some variation. The schedule gives Monday through Sunday availability from 9 AM to 6 PM for the stated operating period, while the additional information says the business is open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM. Confirm your appointment time directly when booking, especially if you want an early evening slot.

Is $220 good value for an hour?

At $220 per person, this is not a budget massage. You are paying for a private, multi-step treatment in Honolulu, where spa services can carry a high price. The value depends on what you want from the appointment.

If you want a simple massage and little else, the price may feel high. The actual hands-on massage time is shared with hot stones, facial care, foot care, and hot towels. You should book this package because you want the full sequence, not because you expect 60 minutes of uninterrupted muscle work.

If you enjoy variety, the price becomes easier to justify. You receive bodywork, heat therapy, facial exfoliation, foot exfoliation, aromatherapy, and a private setting in one appointment. You can also choose your massage style and pressure, which makes the service more personal than a fixed treatment.

The package can be especially useful on a short Honolulu visit. You do not need to spend half a day at a spa to get several forms of care. You can schedule the treatment after sightseeing, then leave with water and grapes served at the end.

The six available ratings average 4.8, and one particularly strong account from Michael describes the massage as the best of his life, with special praise for the staff listening closely and responding to his requests. That points to the most important value here: communication. The service works best when you clearly explain what you need instead of passively accepting the default pressure.

Who will enjoy this treatment most?

This package suits you if you want to recover from an active day without giving up an entire afternoon. It is a good match for someone who enjoys a full-body massage but also wants attention to the face and feet.

It may fit couples looking for a private appointment, since couple rooms are available. It can also suit solo visitors who prefer a quiet, contained service rather than a large group setting.

The package is less ideal if you want a highly targeted sports treatment lasting the full hour. The combined format leaves less time for one problem area. It may also disappoint you if you dislike scented products, facial scrubs, or heat. Lavender aromatherapy, hot stones, and several skincare steps are built into the service.

Most people can participate, and service animals are allowed. Children 17 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Wear comfortable clothing so you can arrive and leave without fuss.

Do not book while you have a fever, cold, flu, or contagious skin infection. Arthritis, osteoporosis, pregnancy, burns, and cuts may require changes to the treatment or avoidance of certain areas. Share those details before the appointment so the therapist can adjust the service safely.

How to make the hour work harder

Book this after outdoor activity, not immediately before something you need to rush toward. You will get more from the treatment if you can arrive early, settle in, and leave without watching the clock.

Tell the therapist your preferred pressure at the beginning. Be specific about areas that feel sore, places that should be avoided, and whether you want the session to feel soothing or more focused. The provider’s response to Michael’s experience makes clear that listening is a major part of the service, but the conversation has to start with you.

If your face has been exposed to strong sun, discuss that before the scrub. The facial treatment is gentle, but irritated skin may need special care. The same applies to your feet if you have blisters, cuts, or sunburn.

Ask about enhancements before treatment starts. Since the package allows one or more additions but does not name them, you will want to know what is available, what each costs, and whether adding one changes time spent on the main treatment.

Finally, protect your appointment time. Honolulu traffic and parking can work against you, and late arrivals may lose part of the session. Arriving five to 10 minutes early is a small step that helps preserve the full sequence.

Should you book the Prince Massage Package?

Book it if you want a private Honolulu treatment that combines several forms of care in one hour. The hot stones, facial scrub, foot scrub, hot towels, lavender aromatherapy, and choice of massage style give the appointment more range than a basic massage.

Skip it if $220 feels too steep for 60 minutes, or if your priority is a long, focused massage with no facial or foot treatments. You should also look elsewhere if you need private transportation or if your schedule cannot allow extra time for traffic and parking.

For the right person, this is a polished way to close an active Honolulu day. Go in with clear preferences, confirm the appointment hours and any enhancements, and treat the hour as a full body reset rather than simply a massage.

FAQ

Where does the Prince Massage Package take place?

The treatment takes place at Hawaii Natural Therapy, 350 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814, on the second floor. The business is between downtown Honolulu and the Ala Moana shopping center.

How long is the massage package?

The appointment lasts approximately 60 minutes.

What is included in the treatment?

The service includes a full-body combination massage, hot stones, a gentle facial scrub, a foot scrub, hot towels, lavender essential oil aromatherapy, and water and grapes at the end.

Which massage styles can I choose?

You can select from 10 massage styles. Listed examples include Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and Reflexology.

Is parking available?

Free parking is available across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace. The suggested GPS address is 333 Ward Avenue, Honolulu.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the appointment are not accepted for a refund.