Just take a look at your neighbourhood mall’s directory, and you’ll most likely find it populated by new openings by brands hailing from China. Xiang Xiang Hunan Cuisine restaurants are aplenty from East to West, Mixue’s infectious jingle can be heard pretty much islandwide, and around every corner lies a CHAGEE outlet poised to pounce on the BBT-loving masses.
Moreover, the Chinese influence doesn’t stop at just F&B. Come mid-March, they’re also dabbling in the wellness sector with House+ Bubble, a massive 24-hour spa and leisure complex that’s projected to span almost 100,000 sqft once completed. From private soaking rooms to a cinema, here’s what you can expect from this grandiose facility in Jurong East that can give the crazy spas in China a run for their money.
Set to officially open on 14th March 2026, Chinese wellness operator House+ Bubble will be opening a 24-hour spa and leisure complex in Jurong, and boy is it massive.
An artist’s impression of House+ Bubble’s main lobby.
Image credit: House+ Bubble
During its first phase of opening, guests will have a whopping 49,000 sqft of wellness-related amenities to unwind with. Mind you, an average 4-bedroom HDB flat measures around 1,000 sqft, so you can only imagine how expansive their premises will be. The second phase of opening is projected to happen towards the end of 2026, and will add another 50,000 sqft of space to the spa.
An artist’s impression of the soaking pool.
Image credit: House+ Bubble
Firstly, your House+ Bubble Bathing Pass (from $119/adult, $39/child) grants you access to the gender-specific bathing zones and shared amenities. Take a dip in their shared soaking pools, which feature a rotation of herbal and functional infusions. These minerals are purposely selected to help to relieve muscle tension, rejuvenate the skin, or to promote healthy blood circulation.
You can also step into their dry steam rooms, which help open up pores to support a natural detox by sweating out the toxins in your body. For a more thorough session, head into the therapy rooms. The salt therapy room relies on nourishing Himalayan crystal salt to set your mind at ease, while the mugwort herbal room draws from the herb to aid digestion, improve sleep, and soothe the skin.
The spa also provides add-on services (from $49) for your bathing experience, such as a body exfoliation service where you’ll get a professional scrub for a full-body exfoliation. There’s also the luxury skincare bar you can visit, which is stocked with skincare products from premium brands to lather on.
No visit to the spa is complete without a good massage, and at House+ Bubble, you’ll get just that. They’ve got a whole host of spa treatments and an extensive foot reflexology menu, and prices start from $219 and $159 respectively. Of course, they’re well-versed in various forms of traditional Chinese therapies as well; think gua sha ($79), cupping therapy ($79), and ear candling ($89).
An artist’s impression of the private spa room.
Image credit: House+ Bubble
For a more private visit, go for House+ Bubble’s private soaking or spa rooms (from $259). The private soaking rooms can accommodate up to 2 pax, so if you’re looking to pamper your significant other with a luxurious spa day away from prying eyes, there’s nothing more intimate than that.
Image adapted from: House+ Bubble
Should you wish to take a short snooze, you can do so at the spa’s rest and recharge spaces. They’ve got sleeping pods reminiscent of those capsule hotels you’d find in Japan, as well as relaxation halls decked out with roomy reclining chairs to help with some mindful meditation.
On the other hand, corporate folks who need somewhere peaceful to catch up on deadlines while sipping on some coffee can do so at the spa’s lounge area.
Image credit: House+ Bubble
But when it’s time to let loose, House+ Bubble is also equipped with a small cinema where you can kick back and enjoy a flick or 2. For gamers, there’s an Esports room at your disposal, with rigs that are comparable with those of established PC cafes. When your stomach is rumbling, make a pit stop at the buffet-like restaurant to fuel up on free-flow drinks, fruits, and even ice cream.
Image credit: Perennial Holdings
Although it has not officially opened yet, House+ Bubble will be located within Perennial Business City, which is a short 8-minute walk from Jurong East MRT station on the East-West line. You can also opt to take a bus there, by alighting at the Opp Ng Teng Fong Gen Hosp bus stop (stop ID: 28051); buses that stop there include bus no. 49, 99, 333, and 990.
Alternatively, those driving or riding to House+ Bubble can park at Perennial Business City’s car park. The car park rates are as follows:
Car parking rates:
12.01am-5pm
5.01pm-12am
Motorcycle parking rates:
The price for standard tickets to enter House+ Bubble are as follows:
Adult ticket:
Child ticket:
You can find the complete list of House+ Bubble’s rates on their official Instagram page, under their “Menu” story highlights. Do note that they impose a midnight service fee of $19/pax from 12am till 5am daily, as well as a $20/pax surcharge on weekends and public holidays.
It’s also worth mentioning that House+ Bubble is currently running a soft opening promo. For just $49, guests can enjoy unfettered access to the spa’s current amenities for 3 hours; do give them a ring to book a session.
If you’ve ever wanted to literally spend an entire day at a spa, you now can with House+ Bubble. With so many amenities already available, one can only imagine how all-encompassing the completed spa will be as we head into the latter half of 2026.
Address: 1 Venture Avenue, #01-02, Perennial Business City, Singapore 608521
Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily
Contact: 6909 9996 | House+ Bubble website
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Cover image adapted from: House+ Bubble
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