Spa & wellness · FOOT MASSAGES IN VIETNAM
Warm water fixes most of a hard travel day. These 12 foot massages in Vietnam are priced and timed so you can choose in a couple of minutes and get on with the soaking.
At Hoang’s Spa, near Hanoi’s Old Square, you begin with a coffee or tea before choosing a 30, 60, or 75-minute foot treatment. The shorter sessions focus on massage, while the longest adds a foot scrub and wrap. Staff members including Jun and Chi are noted for adjusting pressure and working carefully on sore areas.
Meet your English-speaking guide at Hoachampa Coffee & Tea at 4:00 pm for local food, sunset coffee, and dinner with a Hoi An family. You’ll cruise the Bach Dang River, sample street snacks, visit the night market, play a traditional game, and enjoy a 15-minute foot massage. Nancy and her husband may lead the outing.
“the boat ride along Han River was most memorable… we saw Old Town Hoi An all lit up in all colors, especially the lanterns.. everything so pretty.”
Spend five to six hours in Ho Chi Minh City with a choice of the Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theater or a foot and hand massage at Yuri Spa, followed by a Vietnamese set dinner cruise from Bến Bạch Đằng. The private format suits couples, families, and small groups. Hotel pickup and drop-off can be arranged.
“When I booked the trip I just wanted the water puppets and dinner. I could not figure out what the difference between the 2 experience offered so I took the shorter/cheaper one. When I got the confirmation it showed all 3 experiences. WhRead more”
Start at White Rose Restaurant at 8:00 a.m. for a four-hour walking food tour with 11 Vietnamese dishes, white rose dumpling making, local stories, coffee, and a foot massage. Guides may include Jackie, Vee, Nancy, Vy, or Emma. Groups have 2 to 12 people, with vegetarian options available.
Spend about an hour at Rosie’s Magical Spa in Hanoi Old Quarter for a private foot reflexology treatment. Pickup is offered, and therapists such as Ni, Hang, Mai, and Trinh provide foot, neck, shoulder, and body massage options. Expect a cozy setting, gentle music, essential oils, and a low $7.90 price.
At World Spa in Da Nang, you can choose from Vietnamese oil massage, Swedish massage with essential oils, hot stone massage, foot care, facials, waxing, and nail treatments. Your private group meets at 98 Thạch Lam at 8:00 am and returns there afterward. Sessions last about one to two hours.
Start at 8:00 am and leave Hoi An for Tra Que vegetable village, about 3 km away. You will cycle through the countryside, gather produce, learn Vietnamese dishes, catch fish, eat lunch, and receive a traditional foot massage. The private tour includes an English-speaking guide, entrance fees, and a cold drink.
Join an English-speaking guide from 4 to 8 PM for local Hoi An food, Vietnamese coffee and a rooftop sunset, a short lantern boat ride, night-market snacks, bingo, and a 15-minute foot massage. Nancy, Son, V, and Jackie have guided this experience, with personal help for food, directions, and local customs.
“V was such a great host!! Super funny, very knowledgeable about the area. As a visitor, you would’ve never know the things she knew by sightseeing on your own. We highly recommend this tour. We ate so much!”
Meet at 34 Do Bi Street for a one-hour foot massage using Japanese techniques, warm water, aromatic oil, soft music, and reflexology pressure. English and Japanese support is available, and the visit includes a welcome drink plus Hoi An toasted coconut cracker. Hotel transport is not included.
Meet your English-speaking guide at Cham Museum for a three-hour private walk through Da Nang. Taste local banh mi, Hue-style snacks, and tropical fruit, visit An Long Pagoda, see Dragon Bridge and the Love Bridge, browse the night market, and finish with a 30-minute lemongrass foot massage. Guide Hung has been praised for his warmth and clear explanations.
“Loved everything, especially the lovely guide Hung who was an absolute joy. Sampled the local cuisine and a delicious smoothie in the local back streets. Enjoyed the views and dragon bridge fire show and the hustle bustle of the night market. Hung was knowledgable and informative. The foot massage was the icing on the cake. Highly recommend the tour and it was great value for money.”
Ride from your Hoi An hotel through the old town, rice fields, and herb gardens to Tra Que village. With guide Thanh, you can help a local family farm, join a cooking class, eat lunch, and finish with a 30-minute foot massage. The tour lasts about seven hours and accepts up to 15 people.
Travel privately from Chan May Port to Da Nang and Hoi An with an English-speaking guide. Stop at My Khe Beach, see Dragon Bridge and Marble Mountains, row a round basket boat through Cam Thanh’s water-palm forest, try fishing skills, enjoy a foot massage and Vietnamese lunch, then walk Hoi An’s lantern-filled old streets.
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