Best massage spas in Singapore

---

We all deserve to relax and unwind once in a while, whether it’s via a short holiday or a staycation. But if you only have a few hours to spare, a visit to the spa can be an amazing alternative. Here are the 28 best massage spas in Singapore for treatments that cater to every budget.

---

What’s the difference between a massage and a spa?

---

Massages are purely reserved for treating pained and tensed muscles, while spas are solely for relaxation and pampering, with massages being part of the services they offer. At massage salons, they usually offer various types of massage services such as Swedish, aromatherapy, Thai, Shiatsu, and foot reflexology. These massages have their own unique benefits:

• Swedish: Basic relaxing massage with long strokes and muscle kneading.
• Thai: More pressure combined with stretches to improve flexibility.
• Aromatherapy: Deploys basic massage techniques but adds on essential oils to rejuvenate or relax the body.
• Hand shiatsu and foot reflexology: Targets pressure points to unblock qi and bring balance to the body.

Though spas also offer these massage services as well, these treatments can be packaged with other beauty treatments or services such as facials, onsen baths, saunas, body scrub, manicures or pedicures, and body wraps. Hence, overall, spas tend to provide a more holistic approach for a luxurious experience.

---

Where are the best massage spas in Singapore?

---

Below is an overview of the best massage spas in Singapore, from couple baths to massages with technology therapies.

---

1. Ikeda Spa

---

Japanese baths for couples

---

Hinoki Couple Onsen Bath.
Image credit: Ikeda Spa

There’s a beautiful onsen tucked away in Singapore surrounded by lush greenery and rocks – and it’s housed in Ikeda Spa. The couple baths (from $140) here are made of real imported Japanese cypress wood called hinoki. Pair this with any one of the 5 available bath salts sourced from onsens around Japan and you’ll truly be able to soak all your troubles away.

P.S. Both couples and those visiting solo can currently enjoy a discounted price on their special 30-minute Spring Blossom Hinoki Onsen Bath and 60-minute Aromatherapy Massage package. These start from $488 (U.P. $640), and are available from now till further notice.

Ikeda Spa review: “I had a very good experience with their onsen, aroma massage, and facial treatment today. I would love to come back again for my next spa retreat! It’s in a convenient and quiet location with great therapists.” – Katrina Tan Li Min via Google Maps

---

2. The Thai Spa

---

$79 for a 60-min massage from Mondays to Thursdays

---

You won’t need to make a trip to Bangkok to reap the benefits of a soothing and affordable massage anymore. Just come to The Thai Spa.

Conveniently located at Suntec City, Plaza Singapura, Tanglin Mall, and Orchard Central.
Image credit: @thethaispa_singapore via Instagram

There’ll be nothing but you, a skilled Thai masseuse, and a private shower – no noise, stress, and hard selling. Swedish, Balinese, Deep Tissue, and Thai massages start at $79 for an hour from Monday to Thursday because they believe relaxation is a necessity and should not cost you an arm and a leg.

Full list of The Thai Spa locations

The Thai Spa review: “The therapist used oil and warm water during the massage and adjusted the pressure according to my preference. The whole session felt soothing and enjoyable, and the staff were polite and friendly, while the overall environment was calm and cosy. I’ll likely come back again, especially if they continue offering weekday promotions.” – Savan via Google Maps

---

3. Chi, The Spa

---

Includes high tea at Shangri-La Singapore

---

Image credit: Shangri-La Singapore

Calling all tai tais – Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Singapore will be your new spa haunt. Go for the Spa-Tea Package ($275/pax), which includes a 90-minute massage of your choice and an indulgent afternoon tea at the Lobby Lounge.

Otherwise, you can also choose the Singaporean Wellness Escape ($355/pax) package, where you’ll get 2.5 hours of your preferred treatment and a 3-course meal after.

Chi, The Spa review: “A tranquil spot where I felt at ease and pampered. My masseuse was wonderful, as she checked in with me about pressure, room temperature and music – enough to ensure I was comfortable but not so often it was intrusive.” – Tracey-Lee Pettifer via Google Maps

---

4. Adeva Spa

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for hydrotherapy

---

Image credit: Adeva Spa via Facebook

Nestled on the rooftop of Paragon Mall is Adeva Spa. Within its spacious environment are both private and couple rooms, where you can indulge in a quick escape from the daily grind. If you arrive early for your appointment or want to relax for an extended period post-treatment, head over to the hydrotherapy zones for some extra R&R.

To top it off, desserts and tea are served to ensure that you feel like royalty from the moment you set foot in the spa.

Hydrotherapy zone.
Image credit: Adeva Spa via Facebook

Adeva Spa review: “I had an amazing facial at Adeva Spa! The calming atmosphere and expert care left my skin feeling refreshed, hydrated, and glowing. The staff were attentive, and the products were high-quality” – Cai Auston via Google Maps

---

5. Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa

---

Best onsen massage spa in Singapore

---

Image credit: Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa

With a name like Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa, you know you’ll be sabaai sabaai (feeling good) after your time here. This massage spa chain in Singapore has 2 outlets conveniently located at Wisma Atria and Boat Quay.

Go for the one at Orchard Road, as they have a private hinoki-wood onsen available for customers. Prices start from $109 for a 45-minute soak ($141.70 for couples) in mineral-rich water that is said to improve blood and oxygen circulation

Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa review: “Love the ambience and the facilities. I truly enjoyed the Private Hinoki Onsen session and came out feeling less fatigued and lighter. I also did an aromatherapy massage with their signature aroma oil and felt super relaxed.” – Kellin Aquamarine022 via Google Maps

---

6. Spa Club

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for ladies

---

Image credit: Spa Club Facebook

No need to wait for Ladies’ Night or Galentine’s Day to enjoy this exclusive. Spa Club gives all its female patrons 1-hour access to their heated pool, steam room, and sauna with every treatment booked.

For a unique treatment, you can try their Glacial Shells Cryo Massage. It uses seashells and porcelain that have been cooled down to freezing point. These are then glided over areas that have suffered from chronic injuries to treat inflammation and relieve pain.

Spa Club review: We held part of a bachelorette’s party here, and got the private room and some additional perks for the bride. The team was so helpful in the booking and planning, and thanks for being so accommodating with some of our last-minute changes! – Vivian Ng via Google Maps

---

7. Spa Esprit

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for short massages

---

Galaxy-themed massage rooms.
Image adapted from: @spaesprit via Instagram, Spa Esprit Facebook

If you’re a stressed CBD worker looking for a quick escape during your lunch break, Spa Esprit offers the best 30-minute massages in Singapore, such as the Power 30 ($45/30 min). It combines acupressure and kneading techniques with gentle stretches to dispel tension and improve blood circulation, leaving the body feeling recharged and ready to tackle those pesky emails.

Spa Esprit review: “I had a great experience from start to end. The service from the staff working today were amazing, I felt very relaxed after the session and will be expecting a good night’s sleep. The room was clean, and the masseuse was friendly and had great strength for my stiff body.” – C L via Google Maps

---

8. Pablo Blau

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for salt rooms

---

Image credit: Pablo Blau

Salt particles are known for their therapeutic benefits on the respiratory system, as they can effectively clear airways and have a calming effect on the body. Pablo Blau offers a unique salt cave experience where you can enjoy this serenity while receiving your treatment. They also have various treatments for mature skin, making them one of the best massage spa options in Singapore for anti-ageing.

If your interest is piqued, you can enjoy a first-time experience promotion when you book a treatment at Pablo Blau. For just $98, you’re invited into their signature salt room for a customised essential facial treatment, which taps into the healing properties of both their salt room and balancing formulas to tighten pores, detoxify the skin, and provide some anti-ageing magic.

Pablo Blau review: “I had a wonderful hydrating collagen facial and a unique experience in one of the salt treatment rooms. My skin came out glowing, and the whole treatment was very relaxing and personalised to my needs.”– Hannah Carr via Google Maps

---

9. La Source Spa

---

Special services such as prenatal & abdominal therapeutic massages

---

Image credit: La Source Spa via Facebook

Ladies who’ve got a baby on the way but would still like to indulge in a massage session or 2, look no further than La Source Spa. They’ve got specialised services such as their Prenatal Massage ($218/hour), which incorporates purposely slow strokes to ease the swelling of your hands and feet, prevent water retention and relieve discomfort.

Alternatively, those with frequent tummy issues can opt for an Abdominal Therapeutic Massage ($88/30 min). It’s a soothing treatment that’s perfect for folks suffering from gastric pains and cramps, and alleviates symptoms by loosening muscles and improving circulation.

La Source Spa review: “I just got done with a prenatal massage and from start to finish, I felt so relaxed and at ease. The massage was great at soothing my pregnancy aches and easing any tensions.” – Natasha Safia via Google Maps

---

10. Aramsa Spa

---

Spa with kids package hidden in Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

---

Image credit: Aramsa The Garden Spa via Facebook

Aramsa Spa is garden-themed, making it the perfect place for a retreat surrounded by the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park’s greenery. You’ll be hard-pressed to find spa packages for kids elsewhere, but here, your little ones can join in on a massage session of their own. Kids aged 4-12 years can enjoy a Mini Anti-Stress Massage ($68/30 min), which includes a soothing back and foot massage using botanical oil.

They also offer on-site yoga classes by Yoga Seeds, and you can even rent out the small building in which they host their classes for functions of your own.

Aramsa Spa review: “We celebrated our 10th anniversary here, and the front staff were very warm and friendly. The Aramsa Bloom massage was very good, our masseuse was very detailed and helped me ease my back pain. Heard we can also bring kids above 4 years old, will definitely bring my children too the next time.” – Ashu Madhusudan via Google Maps

---

11. g.Spa

---

Best 24-hour massage spa in Singapore

---

You won’t need to fret over checking the operating hours at g.Spa, because this massage spa in Singapore is open 24 hours every day. For a flat rate of $80 per entry, you get access to unlimited usage of their spa facilities along with a free flow of food and drinks after your massage therapy.

Opt for their award-winning Gateway to Vitality Massage ($150/hour), a deep tissue body treatment that’ll target your pressure points and relieve tension. Or pamper your beau with a Couple Massage Package ($395/hour), which includes Gateway to Vitality for 2 in a private room.

P.S. Members get discounted prices on all treatments.

g.Spa review: “A good way to relax by not really doing anything. The pass entitles 24 hours of stay in the spa and unlimited flow of food. There is a good variety of food and they all are up to standard taste-wise. As for pools, there is one hot pool, one cold pool, steam room, and a dry sauna. There is also a movie room on level 2 which is less crowded, but I wished they had played more popular movies.” – D L via Google Maps

---

12. Natureland Spa

---

Opens till as late as 2am

---

Image credit: Natureland via Facebook

Step into Natureland Spa and you’ll be greeted by soothing brown walls, floors, and warm orangey lighting, creating a calm ambience. Here, you’ll be able to choose from a series of treatments such as Body Therapy ($83.93/hour), where you’ll enjoy a soothing full-body massage. For those suffering from chronic pain, consider their Tui Na Sports Massage ($89.38/hour), which will target the right pressure points to alleviate any tightness.

Natureland Spa review: “I opted for a 90-minute full-body massage, and the masseuse was very professional and applied sufficient pressure. She also made sure the room temperature was comfortable for me.” – Jennifer via Google Maps

Full list of Natureland outlets.

---

13. Yunomori Onsen & Spa

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for Japanese onsen baths

---

You won’t have to travel all the way to Japan to soak your stress away in a Japanese onsen spa. Yunomori Onsen & Spa offers a whole range of gender-separated baths such as cold baths, silk baths, jet baths, and hot baths. You’ll even get to don a yukata and spend the entire day enjoying the baths, at just $49.05 for an all-day pass.

Our review: “The silk bath was a personal favourite and we like that the temperatures here are warm enough to ease those wound-up muscles but not hot enough to leave you feeling like you’re in a vat of hot soup. Meanwhile, the cold bath provides a nice break for when it gets too warm.”

Check out our full review of Yunomori Onsen & Spa to get the lowdown on our full experience.

---

14. Willow Stream Spa

---

Hotel spa with whirlpool

---

Image credit: Willow Stream Spa

Willow Stream Spa, located at the Fairmont Hotel, is fitted with 35 treatment rooms, a steam room, a sauna, and a whirlpool. You can’t go wrong with the Fairmont Singapore Signature Massage ($280/1.5 hours) that makes use of a warm herbal compress with aromatic herb infusions.

Alternatively, you can also opt for the Youthful Glow Anti-Ageing Facial ($380/1.5 hours) or Jetsetter Recovery Massage ($180/hour).

Willow Stream Spa review: “The massage was good. The masseuse applied sufficient strength to relieve the soreness and aches. I enjoyed lunch by the pool, followed by a spa visit. They also have gym facilities and a room to relax and rest. I could spend a full day there!” – Singapore Babyboomers via Google Maps

---

15. Elements Wellness

---

Private onsen suites in Orchard

---

Image credit: Elements Wellness Orchard

Elements Wellness at Orchard is one of the best massage spas in Singapore that offers modern Japanese-style interiors and an array of massages such as Swedish, Tuina, Deep Tissue, and Sports Body Massages (from $118/hour). First-time visitors, you can pre-register on their website before your appointment to enjoy a discounted price of $69.

An interesting option that you can consider is the Koyomaki Onsen Spa Ritual (from $165), which includes a 60-minute body massage, a 15-minute back scrub, and a 40-minute soak in their onsen bath.

Element Wellness review: “We did the Couple Koyamaki Onsen package and thoroughly enjoyed the massage treatment. The onsen itself was a little small but had everything we needed, even a water dispenser. However, a nice touch would have been offering tea after our treatment.” – Adrian Tan via Google Maps

Full list of Elements Wellness outlets.

---

16. Spa Rael

---

Best luxurious massage spa in Singapore for ladies

---

Image credit: Spa Rael Goodwood Park Hotel via Google Maps

Spa Rael offers more than just massages and facials for those who want to treat themselves to the ultimate pampering experience. The Moxi Ovarian therapy ($546.09) could be a saving grace for ​​women who suffer from the monthly battle against menstrual cramps.

Meanwhile, expectant and new mothers can also indulge in pre-and post-natal massages (from $249.61) to ease their aches and pains. If you’re worried about feeling oily after your treatment, each therapy room comes equipped with a bathroom, so you can freshen up before you head out.

Spa Rael review: “I went for a full body massage and had an excellent experience. I was offered complimentary water and ginger tea before the session, and a red bean soup afterwards. My masseuse was very attentive, and adjusted her technique to speed up recovery. She would also check in periodically to ensure that I was comfortable and relaxed throughout the session.” – Stella via Google Maps

Full list of Spa Rael outlets.

---

17. Tang Dynasty Wellness Spa

---

Chinese-style spa at Bugis

---

Image credit: Tang Dynasty via Facebook

Tang Dynasty Wellness Spa is a Chinese-style spa, with body scrub add-ons where you can opt to use lavender oil or ginger oil for $10. Massage options include the Tang Rejuvenation Special Oriental Body Massage ($65/hour) or Foot Reflexology ($55/hour).

Otherwise, you can also try out their TCM treatments such as Ba Guan and Gua Sha for $40 for 30 minutes. Located conveniently in Kampong Glam, it’s ideal for post-work sessions and is surrounded by eateries.

Tang Dynasty Wellness Spa review: “I had a good massage with here, so good I extended half an hour more. Started without oil for more pressure and applied oil later for a smooth relaxation experience. Family friendly, clean and legit massage. Also learnt some TCM knowledge on how to keep my kidney in good shape.” – raylay via Google Maps

---

18. Heart Springs Spa

---

Various heartland locations

---

Image credit: Vaniday

You won’t have to travel all the way to town just to visit a spa. Instead, head to Heart Springs Spa, located in shopping malls Hougang Mall, Tiong Bahru Plaza, and Tampines 1 in the heartlands, and save on travelling time. Choose from facial treatments, lymphatic slim therapy, skincare, or TCM services.

Heart Springs Spa review: “The spa is neat, and the ambience is so relaxing, you can tell hygiene is a priority here. The staff is warm, attentive, professional, respectful, and truly care about the guest experience. My therapist was absolutely incredible, with great pressure, intuitive hands, and such a calming presence.” – Kristine Kam via Google Maps

Full list of Heart Springs Spa outlets.

---

19. Healing Touch

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for traditional & orthopaedic massages

---

Image credit: Healing Touch Spa via Facebook

With convenient locations near the MRT, Healing Touch ranks among the best massage spas in Singapore for those prioritising easy accessibility. The prices here are affordable too, and you can pick from treatments such as the Bojin Orthopaedic Massage ($65, trial price) to treat all sorts of chronic aches and pains, Chi Nei Tsang Anti-Ageing Massage ($150/90 mins) or their basic Accupressure Oil Free Massage ($73/hour) and Deep Tissue Massage ( $68/hour).

Healing Touch review: “First time visiting Healing Touch Tampines Central, so I went for a trial session. The massage exceeded my expectations, it was very satisfying and relaxing. My therapist was friendly and professional, so I will definitely consider coming back!” – Nica Bintang via Google Maps

Full list of Healing Touch outlets.

---

20. St. Gregory Spa

---

Traditional massages located in tranquil hotel spaces

---

Image credit: St. Gregory Spa at Pan Pacific Singapore via Google Maps

At St. Gregory Spa‘s branches, located in various PARKROYAL hotels, you can expect traditional healing treatments such as an Indonesian Balinese Massage ($180/hour) or a Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage ($200/hour).

Other treatments include a Scalp Massage ($50/15 min), an Elemis Body Nectar Nourishing Wrap ($200/hour), facials, and waxing. Each treatment room is styled to look like a hotel room, with a standalone bathtub. However, in place of sleeping beds are sets of treatment beds instead.

St. Gregory Spa review: I had the most amazing Balinese massage here! The pressure was absolutely perfect, and I felt completely relaxed and was gently guided into a tranquil state of relaxation. Thank you so much for such a nurturing experience. And the tea afterwards was such a lovely touch. Highly recommended! – Dora Ross via Google Maps

---

21. OD Wellness

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for acupressure & foot massage

---

Image credit: @sisi_soh via Instagram

At OD Wellness, you can choose from a full body massage, such as the Body Therapy ($69/hour), or a foot massage. Drop by with your girlfriends for a girls’ day out – their cosy treatment rooms comfortably fit 3 people. Alternatively, you can also opt for their Rejuvenating Therapy ($77/75 min) that includes a foot massage and acupressure.

If you’d like to save a couple of bucks on your visit, consider swinging by during their off-peak period, which runs from 11am-5pm daily on weekdays.

OD Wellness review: “I had a 1-hour foot reflexology and there was a good amount of pressure, not too hard nor too soft. The environment was also relaxing.” – Jane N via Google Maps

---

22. Scent Discovery Massage Spa

---

No-frills spa in Balestier

---

Image credit: Scent Discovery Spa

Scent Discovery Massage Spa’s dimly lit lobby will set the mood for your pampering session. The hallways are lined with pebbles and lights, creating a path that’ll lead you to the treatment room. Some treatments you can opt for include a Meridian Health Therapy ($68/hour), a Hot Oil Massage ($88/hour), and an Exfoliating Pore-Cleansing Treatment ($68/hour).

Interestingly, they also provide painless permanent hair removal services for pretty much your entire body; prices start at $68.

Scent Discovery Spa review: “A very nice spa with affordable prices and reliable service. I got some waxing done as well as an hour-long massage. The staff here are very skilled and professional. I plan to bring the whole family.” – Kristin OGrady via Google Maps

---

23. Oasia Spa

---

Hotel spa in Sentosa that uses organic products from Kotoshina

---

Image credit: Oasia Spa

If you have trouble deciding on a specific massage type, the Oasia Spa signature massage ($170/hour) uses a fusion of Thai, Shiatsu, and Indian techniques in an intensive full-body rubdown. To indulge in a longer spa session, you can opt for their Elixir Journey ($300/2 hours) package. This includes a relaxing aromatic body massage and foot bath, followed by a hydrating facial to rejuvenate your skin. They’re one of the first

Oasia Spa review: “The Oasia signature massage is unique and soothing. I appreciate that the therapist tailored the massage and modified the pressure as necessary. The staff are friendly and helpful as well.” – Elina Lee via Google Maps

---

24. My Cozy Room

---

Best massage spa in Singapore for extractions

---

Image credit: Best Facial Singapore-My Cozy Room via Google Maps

With its Victorian-style wallpaper and tufted couches, My Cozy Room Boutique Spa provides an ambience that Bridgerton enthusiasts will appreciate. Many reviewers have touted this place as one of the best massage spas in Singapore for their painless extraction.

Most patrons opt for the 2-hour Ultimate Pore Extraction Facial, which starts off with a soothing head and scalp massage before they tackle stubborn blackheads and whiteheads. For acne concerns, you can give their Anti-Acne Led Facial a try.

My Cozy Room Boutique Spa review: “The entire process was so comfortable and relaxing, even for someone with sensitive and acne-prone skin. I barely felt any discomfort during extractions and left with very minimal redness.” – Jolene Lee via Google Maps

---

25. The Spa

---

Luxurious Mandarin Suite experience with private steam room & pool

---

Image credit: Mandarin Oriental

When it comes to peak luxury, Mandarin Oriental, Singapore’s The Spa is a strong contender. Highly recommended by The Forbes Travel Guide for 13 years straight, you can expect to receive the ultimate pampered experience here. If you’re feeling extra bougie, go for their Mandarin Suite (from $1,280/couple) experience.

The experience lets you and your plus-one kick back in the hotel’s Mandarin Suite, which features a private steam room and vitality pool. Afterwards, indulge in a 90-minute massage of your choice, followed by a 30-minute body scrub. As an added cherry on top, there’ll be complimentary glasses of champagne and wellness snacks to nibble on.

---

26. Damai Spa Singapore

---

Combining massage with technology

---

Image credit: Hyatt

Damai Spa is located at the Grand Hyatt, so you know to expect a spa day in Singapore that ticks all the boxes. For a well-rounded reset, their Mind Body Wellness Programmes (from $218) incorporate therapeutic technologies such as vibracoustic, light, or heat therapy to help clear your mind and get your body back in sync.

Alternatively, you can also try their classic massages when you’re in the mood for a good ol’ rub down. Their Damai Oil Massage (from $198/hour) is the most popular of the bunch, where generous amounts of herbal-infused oils get massaged into your skin using flowy, circular strokes and focused pressure on your vital energy points to promote detoxification and better circulation.

---

27. St. Regis Spa

---

Treatments inspired by the New York high society

---

Image credit: St. Regis Spa 

As far as hotel spas go, the St. Regis Spa is one of the best ones out there, and many have lauded its wide variety of treatments and luxurious amenities. For starters, take a look at the spa’s Caroline Collection, which features a selection of distinguished experiences inspired by the upper echelons of New York society in the late 19th century.

Image credit: St. Regis Spa 

The Flawless Garden Rose ($310/90 min) is perfect for those looking to escape the bustle of the concrete jungle with a skin softening granita scrub followed by a full-body massage that incorporates precious Porcelain flower oil to soothe and relax.

Meanwhile, Time For Two ($960/2 hours) promises a luxurious aromatherapy sesh for you and your SO, coupled with a nourishing sugar and salt scrub, along with a customised facial and sensorial bathing experience.

---

28. House+ Bubble

---

Newest 24h spa in Singapore

---

 

Spas that operate around the clock in Singapore are pretty rare, and when one pops up on the island that’s a whopping 49,000 sqft, you can bet it’s going to turn some heads. House+ Bubble is the newest 24h spa facility on the Little Red Dot, and unlike some of its lacklustre competitors, you might have to actually dedicate an entire day to check out all its amenities.

The list of treatments here is extensive; think sound therapy & various TCM therapies such as gua sha, cupping thereapy & ear candling. 

For starters, their soaking pools feature a rotation of herbal infusions, which contain minerals to rejuvenate the skin and relieve muscle tension. They’ve also got your usual dry steam rooms, as well as dedicated massage rooms where you’ll be sent into blissful oblivion when you opt for their various treatments such as their Chinese Acupressure Massage or Signature Bubble Massage.

Other spots within the spa to while away the time at include a mini cinema, reading nooks, and rest and recharge spaces where you can take a nap. When your stomach’s rumbling, you can even head on over to their on-site buffet restaurant for a bite; do note that the buffet is an add-on experience that does not come bundled with a standard admission to House+ Bubble.

They’ve got an ongoing promo where you can enjoy unfettered access to all their basic amenities for 6 hours at just $59/pax. But if you’re feeling especially ravenous, go for any of their dining bundles; prices start at $149, and along with 24-hour entry to the spa, you get to fill your plates at their lunch and dinner buffets.

Address: 1 Venture Avenue, #01-02, Perennial Business City, Singapore 608521
Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily
Contact: 6909 9996 | House+ Bubble website

---

(Temporarily Closed) Spa-1 Wellness Centre

---

Cold pool & different sauna types

---

Image credit: Spa-1 Wellness Centre via Facebook

At Spa-1 Wellness Centre, you can expect an onsen and a variety of saunas such as a Finnish Sauna, Himalayan Salt Sauna and Cassia Seed Sauna with the latter 2 being styled after the Jjimjilbangs in Korea. Of course, if you need a little respite from the heat, there’s also a cold pool that you can cool down in.

If you’re just here for the facilities, get a day pass (from $48/3 hours) to hop between the pools and saunas, sans the Grand Spa, Foot Spa, and Oxygen Room. Of course, you can also top up for a massage like the Japanese Shiatsu Massage ($159.84hour) or Signature H-Stone Massage ($213.84/90 min) should you need someone to rub out aches and pains.

---

(Closed) Spa Nes

---

Spa Nes closed on 25th October 2022.

---

(Closed) Amani Spa

---

Amani Spa closed in 2024.

---

(Closed) Emperor Spa

---

Emperor Spa closed on 26th March 2026.

---

What to prepare before going for a massage or a spa?

---

Before you go for your spa session, here are a few things you should keep in mind:

Leave your jewellery at home: While we understand that accessorising plays a major factor in elevating your mood and outfit, you will be asked to remove your jewellery prior to your session. So you might as well save yourself the trouble and avoid wearing them altogether or at most keep it minimal on that day.

Have a light meal and stay hydrated: Be sure to eat lightly because the last thing you want is feeling bloated and on the verge of seeing your lunch splattered all over the floor. And, of course, drink plenty of water so that your muscles become softer and more pliable for your masseuse to work on.

Don’t shave before your session: This mostly applies to body exfoliations and facials, as shaving can make your skin more sensitive and susceptible to irritation.

Cover open wounds: If you have any cuts or open wounds, make sure to keep them covered to prevent any infections.

---

Can I go to a massage or spa when I’m on my period?

---

It’s perfectly safe to get a massage during your menstrual cycle, so long as you maintain proper hygiene and wear a tampon or pad. Don’t forget to communicate this to your therapist so they can adjust the pressure accordingly.

---

Best massage spas in Singapore for a self-care day

---

From spas that are open 24 hours a day, to garden-themed spas with on-site yoga classes – we’re pretty sure you’ll find a spa that strikes your fancy. Plus, with so many best massage spas located in Singapore, you won’t have to travel far the next time you need a little retreat.

Check out our other spa-related articles:

• Japanese onsen spas in Singapore
• Late-night and 24-hour massages in Singapore
• Fish spas in Singapore

---

Cover image adapted from: Shangri-La Singapore,  Ikeda Spa, Adeva Spa, and Natureland via Facebook
This article contains partial partnership content, and a portion of this content may contain referral links to products. However, all opinions are ours.
Originally published on 8th May 2019. Last updated by Khoo Yong Hao on 31st March 2026.