120 Minute King Massage Package

The unusual appeal here is the two-hour format. This is not a quick vacation massage squeezed between lunch and sightseeing. At Hawaii Natural Therapy, you have time for a full-body massage, hot stones, a face scrub, a foot scrub, and hot towels, with pressure and massage style chosen around your needs. Therapist Vivian is specifically named in one especially enthusiastic account, while other appointments may use different therapists.

I like the freedom to customize the session, and I like the small touches: lavender oil, hot towels, soothing music, grapes, and water at the end. The private room can be arranged for one person or a couple, which makes this useful after a long flight, a hard day outdoors, or simply when you want a quiet afternoon in Honolulu.

The main caution is the uneven service experience possible from one therapist to another. One person found the oil cold and the therapist’s movements distracting, while others praised the respectful draping, steady technique, room design, and careful timing of the towels. Arrive early, explain what you want, and speak up during the treatment.

Key points to know before booking

• Two hours of hands-on care: The package goes well beyond a standard massage by adding hot stones, face and foot scrubs, and hot towels.
• Ten massage styles: You can request Lomilomi, Swedish, sports, pregnancy, reflexology, or another available style.
• A useful Honolulu location: The spa is at 350 Ward Avenue, between downtown Honolulu and Ala Moana.
• Private treatment rooms: Choose a single or couple room, with only your own party taking part.
• Good recovery features: Sports and post-injury techniques may suit you after active days, but medical conditions should be discussed with the therapist.
• Plan for traffic: Arrive five to ten minutes early, and allow extra time because Honolulu traffic can be slow.

What the 120-minute King Massage includes

The name sounds grand, but the practical benefit is simple: you get a long appointment with several stages instead of one uninterrupted massage. Your treatment begins with a full-body combination massage. You can set the pressure and request a style that matches your body, from relaxing Swedish work to sports-focused treatment or Hawaiian Lomilomi.

Next come smooth hot stones. These are used to warm and relax the muscles, adding heat without asking you to do anything except lie still and breathe. If your shoulders, back, or legs feel tight after hiking, swimming, or carrying luggage, this part may be especially welcome. Heat is not suitable for everyone, so tell the therapist if you have a condition that calls for gentler treatment.

The face scrub follows. It is described as gentle, with the product massaged over the face to ease facial soreness and tightness while smoothing the skin. This is a nice change from a standard body massage, especially if you have spent the day in sun, wind, or air conditioning. Still, facial skin can be sensitive. Tell your therapist about any irritation or skin concern before this step begins.

Your feet then receive a scrub, which gives the lower legs and feet a bit of attention after a day on Honolulu’s sidewalks or beaches. The treatment finishes with invigorating hot towels. Timing matters here. One account praised the therapist for removing each towel before it became cold, a small detail that can make the final minutes feel polished rather than hurried.

The session also includes lavender essential oil for aromatherapy, plus water and grapes at the end. The refreshments are modest, but they are a thoughtful finish after two hours on the table.

Choosing the massage style that fits your day

The package offers ten styles, though only some are named in the available details. The listed choices include Lomilomi, Swedish, sports, pregnancy massage, and reflexology. Your choice matters more than the package name, because each style points the session in a different direction.

Lomilomi is the most Hawaii-specific option. If you want a treatment with a local connection rather than a generic hotel-spa massage, this is the natural style to ask about. The available information does not describe the exact technique used in this appointment, so confirm what your therapist recommends before starting.

Swedish massage is the straightforward choice for general relaxation. It may suit you if your main goal is calm, gentle-to-moderate pressure, and broad muscle work rather than focused recovery.

Sports massage makes sense after a busy activity schedule. Honolulu can encourage long walks, ocean outings, and full days in the sun. This option may be useful for tired muscles, although you should not expect it to replace medical care for an injury.

Pregnancy massage is listed as an option, but pregnancy is also specifically mentioned as a condition that may require adapted techniques. Tell the therapist in advance so the session can be adjusted safely.

Reflexology gives you a foot-centered option. That may be appealing if your feet are the part of your body asking for help after a day on the move.

You can also request one or more enhancements. The information does not specify the full enhancement menu, so ask what is available when you book or arrive. Do not assume every add-on is included in the $290 price.

A closer look at the treatment room experience

The setting is designed to feel calm and Hawaii-inspired rather than clinical. Lavender scent, background music, room décor, hot stones, and towels all work toward the same goal: slowing the pace down. The rooms are described as beautifully decorated and available for either a single person or a couple.

Privacy is another strong point. This is a private activity, so only your group participates. That makes the package more suitable for a couple who wants to share the occasion, or for anyone who would rather avoid a large communal spa setting.

Good draping is important in a long massage. One detailed account praised the therapist for keeping the client covered throughout the treatment and for handling the hot towels with care. That level of respect is exactly what you should expect, but it is still wise to explain your comfort preferences before the massage starts.

The service is not flawless by definition. One person reported that the therapist moved from one location to another in a way that felt distracting, and that cold oil was startling. This is useful practical information. Ask for oil to be warmed, mention if you prefer slower transitions, and speak up if a technique feels uncomfortable. A two-hour appointment gives you plenty of time to adjust the session, but only if you communicate.

Why two hours can be worth the $290 price

At $290 per person, this is a serious splurge. You are paying for a long, private appointment with several treatment elements, not simply for 120 minutes of basic massage. Hot stones, facial and foot scrubs, towels, aromatherapy, and the option to select your style add variety and make the appointment feel more like a full spa ritual.

The value depends on how you use it. If you only want light relaxation, a shorter massage elsewhere may be enough. If you want a full reset after a demanding trip, the longer appointment gives the therapist time to work carefully and still include the extra treatments.

It can also be good value for a couple. A shared room lets both people book the same type of experience, with no need to coordinate separate appointments. The price is still high, but the two-hour length makes it easier to treat this as the main event of an afternoon rather than a small add-on.

The package may be particularly worthwhile if you have a specific request. Someone seeking sports work, pregnancy-safe adaptations, reflexology, or a Hawaii-related Lomilomi session gets more choice than with a fixed, one-style treatment. Just remember that the quality of the experience may depend on the therapist assigned to you, so state your priorities clearly.

Getting to 350 Ward Avenue without a last-minute rush

Hawaii Natural Therapy is at 350 Ward Avenue on the second floor, between downtown Honolulu and the Ala Moana shopping center. The location is near public transportation, but private transportation is not included.

If you drive, the most convenient free parking is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace. The practical navigation tip is to enter 333 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, into your GPS. That should be more useful than searching only for the business name.

Arrive five to ten minutes before your appointment. Honolulu traffic has become increasingly difficult, and a late arrival can shorten your treatment because the next appointment still needs to begin on time. Call as soon as possible if you know you will be late.

The published hours contain two slightly different schedules. One set lists 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, while the additional information says the business is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Since appointment availability can vary, confirm the exact time when booking rather than relying on the later closing time.

Health, comfort, and who should skip it

You should not book while you have a fever, cold, flu, or contagious skin infection. That protects both you and the people working at the spa.

Certain health conditions may require changes to the technique or avoiding an area altogether. Arthritis, osteoporosis, pregnancy, cuts, and burns are specifically noted. Share this information before the massage begins. The listed pregnancy style does not mean every technique is suitable without adjustment.

Children 17 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Service animals are allowed, and most people can participate, but the experience is still a massage appointment, so anyone with special needs should contact the provider in advance.

Wear comfortable clothing. You will change or prepare for the treatment according to the spa’s instructions, but loose clothing makes arriving and leaving easier.

What the strongest service details tell you

The best parts of the experience are not only the headline treatments. They are the small bits of care that shape a long appointment.

A therapist who keeps you properly covered helps you relax. Hot towels that are removed at the right moment feel refreshing rather than clammy. Steady hand movement can make a two-hour treatment feel continuous, while rushed movement or cold oil can break the mood.

The feedback attached to this package includes both kinds of detail. Vivian received especially warm praise for maintaining a steady pace and keeping her hands moving throughout the massage. Other positive comments describe friendly staff, professional work, background music, scents, and a room that feels much better inside than the exterior might suggest.

That last point is worth remembering. The building’s outside appearance may not give you a resort-spa impression, and the location is urban rather than scenic. The value is in the appointment itself, not in a grand arrival or ocean view.

Cancellation and booking points to keep in mind

You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the appointment are not refunded, and changes inside that window are not accepted.

The appointment is confirmed at booking. Since this is a two-hour service, late arrival matters more than it would for a quick treatment. Build in time for parking, finding the second-floor location, and walking in calmly.

If you want a couple room, a particular massage style, or a special adaptation, make that request at booking. Do not wait until the final minute and assume every room or therapist can meet it.

Is the King Massage Package right for you?

Book it if you want a long, private Honolulu spa appointment with real control over the massage style and enough time for several extras. It suits couples, active people with tired muscles, and anyone who sees a two-hour treatment as a major part of the vacation rather than a quick break.

Think twice if $290 feels hard to justify, if you want a polished resort setting, or if you dislike variable service from one therapist to another. The package has many appealing details, but the experience depends on communication and on the therapist you receive.

My practical advice is to arrive early, ask for the pressure you want, mention any medical concern, and request warm oil if that matters to you. If the idea of hot stones, face and foot scrubs, lavender aromatherapy, and two hours of personalized massage sounds worth the splurge, Hawaii Natural Therapy offers a generous amount of treatment in one appointment.

FAQ

How long is the King Massage Package?

The treatment lasts approximately 120 minutes, or two hours.

Where does the massage take place?

It takes place at Hawaii Natural Therapy, 350 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814, on the second floor.

What massage styles can I choose from?

The available choices include Lomilomi, Swedish, sports, pregnancy, and reflexology. The package offers ten styles in total.

What treatments are included?

The service includes a full-body combination massage, hot stones, a gentle face scrub, a foot scrub, hot towels, lavender essential oil, and your choice of massage style. Water and grapes are provided at the end.

Is private transportation included?

No. You arrange your own transportation. Free parking is available across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace.

Can children take part?

Children 17 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted or refunded.