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

For VND 600,000, Sense Spa gives you a full 90-minute treatment with a choice that actually matters: a traditional massage, hot stones, a facial, or a mix of focused services. It is a practical way to schedule some quiet time without committing to a costly hotel spa.

I like the six distinct packages, especially the combinations that pair shoulder and neck work with hot stone foot massage. I also like the polite welcome, clean facilities, and hot or cold tea offered on arrival and departure. The main thing to consider is that some treatment rooms are shared and divided by curtains, so you may hear people entering or leaving.

Key points to know before booking

• Six packages for one fixed price: Choose a full-body massage, facial, foot treatment, or a combination of services.
• Ninety minutes of treatment: Each package gives you the same total treatment time, but the focus varies.
• Three full-body massage styles: The first package lets you choose Shiatsu, Thai traditional massage, or hot stone.
• Useful after a long day: Shoulder, head, neck, and foot combinations target the areas that often feel tired after sightseeing.
• Tea is part of the welcome: You may be offered hot or cold tea when you arrive and again when you leave.
• Late opening hours: Sense Spa is open from 9:30 to 22:00, with last entry at 20:30.

Six ways to spend your 90 minutes

The best feature of this Sense Spa visit is the choice. Every option lasts 90 minutes, but the experience can feel quite different depending on what your body needs.

The first package is a 90-minute full-body massage. You choose Shiatsu, Thai traditional massage, or hot stone. This is the simplest option if you want one continuous treatment rather than switching between services.

Shiatsu usually appeals to people who prefer focused pressure work. Thai traditional massage is the more active choice, while hot stone massage has a slower, warming feel. The service details do not explain the exact techniques used, so you should tell the staff what pressure and style you prefer before treatment begins.

The second option combines a 60-minute shoulder, head, and neck massage with a 30-minute hot stone foot massage. I see this as one of the most useful packages for a day spent walking, carrying a bag, or sitting in transit. It divides the time between upper-body tension and tired feet, instead of giving you a full-body treatment from head to toe.

The third package offers a 60-minute collagen facial, followed by 30 minutes of shampoo, head massage, and hair drying. This suits you if you want beauty care rather than muscle work. The hair-drying portion also means you are not expected to leave with wet hair, a small but useful detail if you are heading back into the city afterward.

The fourth option pairs a 60-minute hot stone foot massage with 30 minutes of shampoo, head massage, and hair drying. It is a good match for anyone who wants foot relief but does not need a full-body treatment. Compared with the second package, it gives your feet more time and your shoulders less.

The fifth package keeps its attention on muscle tension with a 60-minute full-body massage followed by a 30-minute shoulder, head, and neck massage. This is a sensible choice if you want both general bodywork and extra attention where stiffness often collects.

The sixth option combines a 60-minute vitamin C facial with 30 minutes of head, neck, and shoulder massage. It gives you skin care plus targeted relaxation. If you like facial treatments but still want hands-on work around the upper body, this is the most balanced beauty-focused option.

What the massage choices mean for you

A fixed 90-minute booking is easy to compare, but the package list asks you to make one important decision: do you want broad bodywork, focused relief, or facial and hair care?

I would choose the full 90-minute treatment if you want the most continuous massage time. The first package gives you the longest single massage, and you can select among Shiatsu, Thai traditional massage, and hot stone.

The shoulder, head, neck, and foot combinations make more sense if you know exactly where you feel tired. The second package gives equal attention to your upper body and feet, while the fourth gives more time to foot massage and adds shampoo and head care.

The two facial choices are not interchangeable. The collagen facial is paired with shampoo, head massage, and hair drying. The vitamin C facial is paired with a 30-minute head, neck, and shoulder massage. Think of the collagen package as the better fit for a facial plus hair-care routine, and the vitamin C package as the better fit if upper-body massage matters more.

The package descriptions do not state that you can swap parts between packages. Choose from the six listed combinations when you book, and confirm the selection before receiving service.

A calm welcome and simple spa routine

Sense Spa opens at 9:30 and accepts the last entry at 20:30, closing at 22:00. That gives you useful flexibility: you can book in the morning, fit it between activities, or use it as an evening pause.

The spa offers hot or cold tea when you enter and when you leave. It is a modest touch, but it helps set the tone and gives you a little time to settle in before treatment. I also like that the welcome includes an explanation of what is available, rather than leaving you to guess which service you booked.

Confirmation is required before you receive the treatment. Keep that in mind if you are making a last-minute plan. Your start and end point are both Sense Spa, so this is a place-to-place activity rather than a service with transport or a wider city itinerary.

The information provided does not list hotel pickup, a guide, or transport. Plan to reach the spa on your own and allow enough time to arrive before your confirmed appointment.

Clean facilities, kind service, and the shared-room tradeoff

The strongest pattern in the available feedback is praise for the staff. The welcome is described as warm, polite, and professional, with staff asking about your needs and adjusting the massage to suit your preferences.

That matters most in a spa. A good treatment depends not only on technique but also on communication. If you prefer lighter or firmer pressure, or if one area needs more care, say so before the massage begins. The staff are described as attentive and respectful, which should make that conversation easier.

Clean facilities and a pleasant atmosphere are also repeatedly noted. You can expect a tidy setting and a calm mood rather than a loud, rushed service. The tea service adds to that relaxed first and final impression.

There is one clear limitation. At least some massage rooms are shared, with curtains separating treatment areas. You may hear other people enter or leave, and that movement can break the quiet. If complete privacy is a must for you, ask about the room arrangement before treatment. The available information does not promise a private room.

This is not necessarily a deal breaker. Many people are perfectly comfortable with a curtained treatment space, especially at this price. But it is worth knowing in advance, since the service itself is otherwise described as relaxing and professionally run.

Is VND 600,000 good value?

At VND 600,000, or about $24 per person, the value comes from the length and range of the treatment. You receive 90 minutes of service, and you are not limited to one standard massage. The menu includes bodywork, facials, hot stone work, shampoo, head massage, and hair drying.

The price looks strongest when you compare it with the cost of booking separate services. The second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth packages combine two treatments in one visit, so you can address more than one need without arranging separate appointments.

The value is also practical for a short stay. You do not need to set aside half a day. A 90-minute appointment can fit into a morning or evening, and the late closing time gives you more room to plan.

There are limits to what can be judged from the information provided. The exact massage techniques, products, treatment-room details, and any extra charges are not specified. Before beginning, confirm your chosen package and ask about anything not included in its description.

The full price includes the selected 90-minute Sense Spa service. The tea is part of the welcome experience. No transport is listed, so the price should be understood as the spa treatment rather than a door-to-door package.

Which package should you choose?

Choose the 90-minute full-body massage if you want the clearest, most traditional spa experience. Pick Shiatsu, Thai traditional massage, or hot stone based on the type of treatment you prefer.

Choose the shoulder, head, neck, and foot package if your body feels tired in specific places. It is especially sensible when your feet and upper body both need attention.

Choose the collagen facial with shampoo and hair drying if you want a beauty-focused visit and like finishing with hair care. This option gives you the longest facial time among the listed packages.

Choose the hot stone foot massage with shampoo and head care if your feet are the priority but you also want a lighter grooming service.

Choose the full-body massage plus shoulder, head, and neck massage if you want the most massage-focused combination. It begins with general bodywork and ends with extra attention to the upper body.

Choose the vitamin C facial plus head, neck, and shoulder massage if you want facial care but do not want to give up targeted massage time.

If you are booking for two people, you should confirm the appointment details and package choices for both guests in advance. The available information does not state the maximum group size or whether both treatments take place at the same time.

Who will get the most from Sense Spa?

I would recommend this experience to you if you want a reasonably priced treatment with several clear choices. It suits people who prefer to decide between massage and facial care rather than accept a one-size-fits-all service.

It is also a good fit after a full day of walking, especially if your feet, shoulders, or neck are tired. The foot massage and upper-body combinations let you focus on those areas without paying for a full-body treatment you may not need.

The spa may be less suitable if you require complete silence or a private treatment room. The curtained shared-room setup can create some background movement. It may also be less suitable if you want a highly customized treatment plan, since the six packages are set combinations and the available details do not promise extensive personalization beyond discussing your needs.

The staff’s respectful manner, clean setting, and clear welcome make the experience easy to approach. You do not need to know spa terminology. Just choose the package, confirm it, and explain what kind of pressure or attention you prefer.

Booking details worth keeping in mind

Sense Spa is open daily from 9:30 to 22:00, with last entry at 20:30. Confirmation is required before service, so do not assume that showing up without confirmation will guarantee a treatment.

You can reserve now and pay later, which helps if your plans are still changing. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours before the appointment for a full refund.

The spa is both the meeting point and the end point. Since no pickup or drop-off is included, arrange your own way to reach Sense Spa.

A 90-minute appointment is long enough to feel worthwhile but short enough to fit into a busy schedule. Still, leave a little extra time around it if you do not want to rush in or out.

Should you book this Sense Spa treatment?

Yes, if you want a 90-minute spa service for VND 600,000 and value choice, polite service, and a clean setting. The package range is unusually useful for the price, especially the combinations that join massage with foot care, facial care, shampoo, or hair drying.

I would book the full-body massage if you want the most traditional treatment. I would choose the shoulder, neck, and foot combination after a long day on your feet. The facial options make sense when skin and hair care are more important than full-body work.

Just keep the shared curtained room in mind. Sense Spa offers good value and a friendly, professional setting, but it may not provide the privacy or silence of a high-end private spa suite. If that tradeoff works for you, this is an easy way to add 90 minutes of rest to a Vietnam itinerary.

FAQ

How much does the Sense Spa experience cost?

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

How long is the treatment?

Each package provides 90 minutes of Sense Spa services.

How many packages can I choose from?

You can choose from six packages.

What massage styles are available for the full-body treatment?

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

Does Sense Spa offer facial treatments?

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

Are shampoo and hair drying included?

Yes. Two packages include 30 minutes of shampoo, 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 time is 20:30.

Is confirmation required before receiving the service?

Yes. Confirmation is required before you receive the treatment.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.