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 35 best spas in Singapore that cater to every budget:
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1. Ikeda Spa – Japanese baths for couples
There’s a beautiful onsen tucked away in Singapore surrounded by lush greenery and rocks – and it’s housed in Ikeda Spa. The baths 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.
Hinoki Couple Onsen Bath.
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Couples will find themselves right at home here with private suites ($130+) available. While you’re here with bae, amp up that indulgence factor with a massage. The spa offers unique ones such as the 60-minute Zen Candle Therapy Massage (from $210+) that uses Japanese candles which melt into warm essential oil to relax the muscles.
Zen Candle Therapy Massage.
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If you’re not ready to head back into the outside world just yet, wind down at the rooftop Zen garden before calling it a day.
Zen Garden on the rooftop.
Image credit: Ikeda Spa
P.S. You can currently get a free Hinoki Onsen Bath worth $90+ when you book any 90-minute treatment as part of their spa promotion. T&Cs apply.
Address: 787 Bukit Timah Road (Before 6th Avenue), Singapore 269762
Opening hours: 1.30pm-10.30pm, Daily
Contact: 6469 8080
$130 for 30 mins (bath for two)
2. The Thai Spa – $79 for a 60-min massage
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, and Raffles City.
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.
Of course, you can splurge a little and book yourself a Beat The Heat package that comes with a 30-minute body scrub and an hour-long body massage of your choice ($158). Or, treat bae to a Couple Massage (from $228) that gives you access to a private jacuzzi.
Address: Full list of The Thai Spa locations
3. Chi, The Spa – Includes high tea at Shangri-La Singapore
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Calling all tai tais – Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Singapore will be your new haunt. Go for the Spa-Tea Package ($265/pax) which includes a 90-minute massage of your choice and an indulgent afternoon tea at The Lobby Lounge. There’s also the Singaporean Wellness Escape ($345/pax) package – you’ll get 2.5 hours of your preferred treatment and a 3-course meal after.
If you prefer customising your pamper sesh, opt for the Combos ($265/pax) that’s going at 20% off from now till September 2023. The session will last for 105 minutes, and you can choose any scrub and wrap to be used – including the Detoxifying Marine Scrub and Age Defying Shea Butter Wrap. You can bet that your skin will be supple and baby smooth after the treatment.
Address: 22 Orange Grove Road, Shangri-La Singapore, Level 1 Garden Wing, Singapore 258350
Opening hours: 10am-8pm, Daily
Contact: 6213 4818 | Chi, The Spa website
4. Adeva Spa – Hydrotherapy for pre-treatment relaxation
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 some much-needed me-time or bring a loved one along for a quick escape from the daily grind.
Hydrotherapy zone.
Image credit: Adeva Spa via Facebook
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.
A session at Adeva Spa may seem like a luxury, with a 30-minute Deep Tissue Massage priced at $122+. However, do keep an eye out for their ongoing promotions, as they frequently offer vouchers with up to 51% off.
5. Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa – Private hinoki-wood onsen
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With a name like Sabaai Sabaai Thai Massage & Spa, you know you’ll be sabaai sabaai (feeling good) after your time here. Traditional Thai massages (from $88/hour) are their specialty – an oil-free technique that focuses on stretching out tense muscles and loosening stiff joints. Don’t be alarmed when you hear cracking noises – that’s supposed to happen.
This spa chain 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. It’s $100 for a 30-minute soak in mineral-rich water that is said to improve blood and oxygen circulation.
6. Amani Spa – Uses organic flaxseed oil
Oil massages are practically a given at any spa, but not many will have amani oil on the menu. The organic flaxseed oil is what is used in the signature massage (from $140/hour) at Amani Spa. The 100% natural oil is not only safe to use on the skin, but has benefits that include soothing skin inflamed by eczema.
Another signature of Amani Spa is its Ganban-yoku ($97.20 for 2 pax), a hot stone room to rest in after your massage. The warmth of the stones helps to increase blood circulation around sore muscles for quicker recovery.
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If you want to try out both treatments, go for the couples spa (from $243/pax), which includes a 90-minute massage, 30 minutes in the Ganban-yoku room, and 30 minutes in a private jacuzzi.
7. Chinois Spa – Luxurious private room with jacuzzi for couples
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Couples who are always joined at the hip and still want quality we-time should check out Chinois Spa, where they have spacious private rooms for 2 to enjoy a full day of pampering.
Spa packages start at $288/pax, where you’ll be treated to an herbal foot soak, body scrub, and an hour-long body massage. Once the 2 of you are all relaxed, a jacuzzi and bath filled with flower petals await.
Spoil your loved one silly by topping up $50/pax for a body wrap to stimulate detoxification, or a facial to purge the skin of nasty impurities. If they deserve it – and you know they do – you can get them both treatments for an added $100/pax.
8. Spa Club – Ladies-only heated pool, steam room & sauna
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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.
There are plenty of spa packages available. If the choices are overwhelming, go for the personalised massage that includes a free consultation with their massage therapists. You’ll then be recommended an aromatherapy, Swedish, or Chinese massage based on ailments and concerns you might have.
For a unique treatment, try their Glacial Shells Cryo Massage, which uses seashells and porcelain that have been cooled down to freezing point. These are glided over areas that have suffered from chronic injuries to treat inflammation and relieve pain.
9. Urban Spa – Men-only cold & hot pools, steambath & sauna
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Fellas, there’s no need to feel FOMO over ladies-only spas. Urban Spa has just the thing with their men-only facilities that include cold and hot pools for soaking in, a steambath, and sauna. Access costs $50 for 2 hours, on top of any of their services such as massages, foot reflexology, and facials.
Prices start at $100 for a 45-minute Swedish massage, and there are 6 other massage types available, which include aromatherapy, shiatsu, and hot stone treatments. Reviews for Urban Spa boast nimble-fingered masseurs who go deep into pressure points. But to feel extra relaxed, top up $40 for 20 minutes of ba guan or gua sha at the end of your massage.
10. nimble/knead – Massage techniques from 4 different countries
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nimble/knead has a spa menu with body massage options from 4 different countries: Thai Thai Aroma ($76/hour), Destination Bali ($76/hour), Swede & Sassy ($76/hour), and Tuinasaurus ($76/hour).
If you would like to relieve the tension in your spine, go for the Back to Back ($64/45 mins). Meanwhile, moms-to-be can turn to Rock-a-Bye Mummy ($84/hour) to soothe those aches.
Affordable body massage add-ons include the heated massage oil blend ($10), herbal compress ($38) and ginger massage ($32). You can also stop by for body scrubs such as Lime Lufa Buffer ($69/45 mins) for brightening and exfoliating, or Mirror Mirror On The Wall ($69/45 mins) for whitening.
Address: 66 Eng Watt Street, #01-28 Tiong Bahru Estate, Singapore 160066
Opening hours: 11am-10pm, Daily
Contact: 6438 3933
11. Spa Esprit – 30-min lunch massage in the CBD
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 massages from 30 minutes such as the Fastdraw Back ($90/30 min). It makes use of long strokes against the back and shoulders to relieve any tension caused from being hunched over your desk for too long.
Those with the time, however, should try out their Classical Scentsational ($145/60 min). Before this aromatherapy massage, you’ll be asked to take a personality quiz that’ll help determine what essential oil blend would be most beneficial during your massage session.
Body treatments such as Body Lift ($155/30 min) and Body Scrub ($95/45 min) are also available.
12. Lyna Viet Massage & Spa – Authentic Vietnamese massage from $35
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Lyna Viet Massage & Spa is unique for its authentic Vietnamese massage and detoxifying foot reflexology. Their Vietnamese massage goes at $48/hour, and their foot reflexology is priced at $35/hour – one of the most affordable of its kind.
They also offer cupping services ($20) for those suffering from sore backs, as well as Vietnamese earwax removal ($30) and pedi callus removal ($30).
13. Adeva Spa – Hydrotherapy for pre-treatment relaxation
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 some much-needed me-time or bring a loved one along for a quick escape from the daily grind.
Hydrotherapy zone.
Image credit: Adeva Spa via Facebook
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.
A session at Adeva Spa may seem like a luxury, with a 30-minute Deep Tissue Massage priced at $122+. However, do keep an eye out for their ongoing promotions, as they frequently offer vouchers with up to 51% off.
14. Pablo Blau – Therapies in salt rooms
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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.
You can effectively address your skin concerns by selecting the most suitable treatment based on your skin type. If you want to squeeze in a self-care session during your lunch break, opt for a 30-minute Lunchtime Peel facial ($190).
Pablo Blau is also one of the few spas in Singapore with a Customised Gentlemen’s Facial. Men who are new to the spa can opt for a trial facial session priced at $69, which is customised to address specific skin conditions and concerns.
15. La Source Spa – Rolfing therapy
Many seek the expertise of chiropractors to alleviate physical discomfort and enhance overall well-being. For those seeking an alternative, La Source Spa offers Rolfing therapy (starting from $220), which can aid in improving posture and enhancing movement. It’s an effective treatment for those who experience stiffness from being confined to their 9 to 5 desk jobs.
Image credit: La Source Spa via Facebook
La Source Spa also offers a range of massages tailored to different needs. If the treatment is not shiok enough, you can always upgrade with body treatments like Gua Sha ($68) and Bojin ($128).
16. Aramsa Spa – Hidden in Botanic Gardens
Aramsa Spa is garden-themed, making it the perfect place for a retreat surrounded by greenery. You’ll be hard-pressed to find spa packages for kids elsewhere, but here, you’ll get 50% off treatments for children with every spa session purchased by an adult.
Kids aged 4-14 years can have an Anti-Stress Massage ($68/30 min), which includes a soothing back and feet massage using botanical oil.
Image credit: Aramsa The Garden Spa via Facebook
Adults can choose from treatments like the Aramsa Touch ($168/hour) and Peaceful Pregnancy Massage ($198/hour). They also offer on-site yoga classes by Yoga Seeds, and lash and brow services at additional prices.
17. g.Spa – 24hr spa with movies & all-day buffet
Fitted with hot and cold pools and steam rooms g.Spa is the one-stop for recharging your batteries. You’ll have access to these facilities at no additional cost, so soak your feet in the pool before heading for your massage. The jacuzzi is in a circular room, surrounded by walls with intricate swirls and engravings fit for royalty.
Choose from a range of body massages such as the Gateway to Vitality Massage ($165/hour), a deep tissue body treatment that’ll target your pressure points and relieve tension. Or pamper your beau with a Couple Massage Package ($360/hour) which includes Gateway to Vitality for 2 in a private room.
They’ve also got Chinese Meridian Therapies such as cupping and gua sha to target those pain points. When you’re done, scoot over to the Relaxation Lounge for a post-massage snooze, or sweat it out in the on-site Sauna & Steam Room.
P.S. Members get discounted prices on all treatments.
foot bath ($24/10 mins)
scalp & neck treatment ($58/30 mins)
18. Natureland Spa – Opens till as late as 4am
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 ($77.76/hour), where you’ll enjoy a soothing full body massage. Alternatively, opt for the Foot Reflexology ($41.04/30 min) to re-energise your tired feet.
You’ll have a chair that’s large enough to fit 2 people all to yourself while you receive your foot massages. Plus, with relatively affordable treatment prices and multiple outlets around Singapore that operate till the wee hours of the morning, there really isn’t anything to complain about.
Full list of Natureland outlets.
19. Yunomori Onsen & Spa – Japanese onsen baths
You won’t have to travel all the way to Japan to soak your stress away in a Japanese onsen. Yunomori Onsen & Spa offers a whole range of gender-separated baths such as cold bath, silk bath, jet bath and hot baths. You’ll even get to don a yukata and spend the entire day enjoying the baths, at just $45 for an all-day pass.
You can also opt for an onsen and spa package, such as the Thai Massage and Compress ($166.92/90mins), which includes access to the baths. They also offer foot, head and shoulder, and back massages that use aromatic oils, and even scar removal and whitening treatments.
20. Green Apple Spa – Free movie screenings
Image credit: Green Apple Foot Spa via Facebook
Put your feet up, lie back, and watch a movie at Green Apple Spa, all while enjoying a foot massage. Each Foot Refloxology Treatment ($43/hour) comes with a ginger foot spa. Other treatments you can enjoy here include a Body Massage ($55/hour) or Hot Stone Massage ($118/hour).
Tuck yourself in under a warm blanket and get comfortable on their recliner chairs.
21. So Spa – Spa pool with waterfall
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Housed on a former military barrack, So Spa by Sofitel offers treatments such as the Deep Muscle Massage ($190/hour). If you’re looking to indulge, go straight for their Be Spoilt package (from $250) which includes a 90-minute massage, access to the Spa Garden Facilities, and even a healthy wrap or salad so you don’t go hungry.
Purchase any treatment with a minimum duration of 1 hour, and you’ll get to check out their mud pool and galaxy steam rooms. Take a dip in their pool that’s fitted with a beautiful waterfall – grab some floaties, lay back and soak up that Vitamin D.
22. Willow Stream Spa – With whirlpool
Image credit: @fairmontpeacehotel via Instagram
Willow Stream Spa located at Fairmont Hotel is fitted with 35 treatment rooms, a steam room, 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, opt for the Youthful Glow Anti-Ageing Facial ($380/1.5 hours) or Jetsetter Recovery Massage ($180/hour).
For a full day of pampering, treat yourself to a solo date with their Mid-Day Respite ($138) spa package. You’ll get a 30-minute back massage plus a day pass to all their spa facilities. When you’re done, a 2-course lunch using ingredients from the hotel’s aquaponics farm awaits.
23. Elements Wellness – Private onsen suites
Elements Wellness at Orchard offers modern Japanese-style interiors and an array of treatments such as the Classic Body Massage (From $145.80/hour).
Image credit: Elements Wellness Orchard
One of the more interesting treatments they have is their Koyomaki Onsen Spa Ritual (from $168), which consists of a 60-minute body massage and a 40-minute soak in their onsen bath. If you’re coming with a date, you can opt for the couples treatment, which comes with an additional 15-minute back scrub to exfoliate dirt from hard to reach places.
$286/2 pax
Full list of Elements Wellness outlets.
24. Spa Rael – Luxurious therapies for ladies
If you’re feeling fancy and want to treat yourself to the ultimate pampering experience, Spa Rael offers more than just massages and facials.
Image credit: Spa Rael Goodwood Park Hotel via Google Maps
The Moxi Ovarian therapy ($541.08) could be a saving grace for women who suffer from the monthly battle against menstrual cramps. Expectant and new mothers can also indulge in pre- and post-natal massages (from $247.32) to ease their aches and pains.
Within the treatment room, there is a bathroom where you can take a quick bath after your session.
Image credit: W. Hormchant via Google Maps
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 runs occasional promotions, with up to 73% off on some of their treatments. So you can snag some vouchers and indulge in their luxurious services without breaking the bank.
Full list of Spa Rael outlets.
25. 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 massage add-ons where you can opt to use lavender oil or ginger oil for $10. Some treatments you can choose from include the Oriental Body Massage ($60/hour) or Foot Reflexology ($50/hour).
There’s an outlet conveniently in Kampong Glam, so you can zip by for a quick spa session after work. Plus, it’s located along a stretch of shophouses with plenty of eateries for you to choose from.
Bukit Timah outlet:
Address: 2 Chun Tin Road, Singapore 599589
Opening hours: 10am-10.30pm, Daily
Contact: 6894 6466
26. Remede Spa – Scented steam room & ice fountain
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Located at St Regis, Remede Spa is fitted with Finnish Saunas, eucalyptus scented steam rooms and ice fountains. An ice fountain is commonly used in European bathing practices where smooth ice chips are dispensed into the water to cool the body after a steam bath or sauna.
You’ll be pleased to know that you’ll have access to their facilities with purchase of any treatment package, such as a hydrating, acne, brightening or Anti-ageing Facial ($195/hour) or a Full Body Massage ($190/hour) with your choice of aromatherapy oil. Those who are pressed for time can opt for a quick 30-minute session priced at $108.
If you’re interested in experiencing a Moroccan-inspired spa treatment, sign up for the Black Soap and Rassoul Hammam Ritual ($325/90 min). This luxurious treatment will detoxify and pamper you from head to toe, leaving your skin feeling as soft and smooth as a baby’s skin by the end of the session.
27. Heart Springs Spa – Various heartland locations
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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 in the heartlands, and save on travelling time. Choose from facial treatments, a Neck Pain Relief Treatment ($29/30 min), or TCM services.
Full list of Heart Springs Spa outlets.
28. Healing Touch – Traditional & orthopaedic massages
Image credit: Healing Touch Spa via Facebook
Each Healing Touch outlet is situated near an MRT which makes getting there a breeze.
The prices here are affordable too, and you can pick from treatments such as the Bojin Orthopaedic Massage ($75/hour) to treat all sorts of chronic aches and pains, Chi Nei Tsang Anti-Ageing Massage ($100/hour) or their basic Oil Free Thai Fusion Massage ($55/hour) and Deep Tissue Massage ($55/hour).
If you’re looking for some good old exfoliation, go for their Body Scrub ($35/half hour).
Full list of Healing Touch outlets.
29. St Gregory Spa – Traditional massages in a modern room
At St Gregory Spa‘s branches, you can expect traditional healing treatments such as an Indonesian Balinese Massage ($160/hour) or a Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage ($180/hour).
Image credit: St Gregory Spa at Pan Pacific Singapore via Google Maps
Other treatments include a Scalp Massage ($45/15 min), a 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. But instead of a bed for sleeping are a set of treatment beds. There’s also a floor-to-ceiling window that’ll let plenty of natural light in.
Indonesian Balinese Massage ($160/hour)
Elemis Superfood Pro-Radiance facial ($200/75 mins)
Scalp Massage ($45/15 mins)
30. Emperor Spa – Oriental spa in Chinatown
Image credit: Emperor Spa via Facebook
Emperor Spa offers super affordable treatments like Foot Massages (from $39/hour) and Body Massages (from $52/hour), especially if you visit them during their promotional hours from 10am-6pm.
The rooms are fitted with hexagonal Chinese-style windows in the rooms, while the bath is equipped with water jets that’ll massage and soothe your tired muscles to prep you for your treatments.
31. ESTHEVA Spa – Chocolate massages & seaweed mud wraps
Step into ESTHEVA’s reception area and you’ll feel right at home. The vase of flowers, a coffee table, and a beautiful chandelier hanging overhead is reminiscent of a living room.
Some interesting treatments include a Chocolatier Massage ($276.06/90 min) that uses melted chocolate instead of oil for the massage. The benefits of incorporating dessert into your treatment include boosted blood circulation and increased endorphins to lower stress.
Image credit: Estheva
If that’s not your cup of tea, you can also opt for a Seaweed Mud Wrap ($224.70/hour), or try their CERUMA Hydrating Facial ($155.15/hour).
32. OD Wellness – Acupressure & foot massage
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At OD Wellness, you can choose from a full body massage such as the Body Therapy ($69/hour) or foot massages. Drop by with your girlfriends for a girl’s day out – their cosy treatment rooms comfortably fit 3 people.
Alternatively, opt for their Rejuvenating Therapy ($77/75 min) that includes a foot massage and accupressure.
33. Imperial Apple Spa – Free hot stone therapy with any treatment
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Head over to Imperial Apple Spa for treatments such as an Imperial Foot Therapy ($53/hour) that’ll have you reclining on plush chairs while you enjoy a movie. They have massage sessions that last up to 2 hours, so you won’t have to miss out on any part of the movie.
You can also choose from other treatments like Imperial Javanese Body Massage ($69/hour) or Imperial Swedish Body Massage ($69/hour) which includes lavender oil. You can even opt to add on an Imperial Hot Stone treatment at no extra charge for body massage sessions – just be sure to make a request in advance.
34. 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.
35. Scent Discovery Massage Spa – No-frills space
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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 Signature Face Spa ($49/45 min), a Classical Purifying Facial ($69/75 min) and a Vitality Eye Treatment ($49/20 min).
If you’re looking to revitalise your body, consider their body massages such as the Aromatherapy Massage ($79/hour) or the Balinese Massage ($79/hour).
(Temporarily Closed) The Spa – With tea lounge
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Over at The Spa you can expect a Oriental Bamboo Massage, a Therapeutic Massage or an Oriental Essence Massage at $270/1.5hours. They also offer a 3-hour long Alpha Male session for men at $560, inclusive of a foot massage, body scrub, massage and a facial.
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There are only 4 single treatment rooms and 2 couple suites, so we’d recommend calling in to make a reservation in advance. Other treatments include manicures, pedicures and waxing.
Sip on a selection of teas at the lounge before your massage.
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The Spa is temporarily closed and expected to reopen when the Mandarin Oriental does in September 2023.
(Temporarily Closed) Damai Spa Singapore – Free couple suite upgrade
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Damai Spa is located at Grand Hyatt, so you know to expect a massage that ticks all the boxes. At first glance, the decor in the treatment rooms are reminiscent of Grand Hyatt’s hotel rooms, but look a little closer and you’ll notice stone walls and plants that exude a garden retreat vibe. The facilities here include a hot and cold plunge pool, sauna and steam rooms.
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Treatments here range from Signature treatments such as the Ginseng Body Polish ($90/half hour) or the De-Stress Body Ritual ($300/hour) where you’ll enjoy a body scrub, mud wrap, aromatherapy massage and a healthy lunch meal.
Couples who book 2 De-stress Body Ritual sessions will be treated to a couple suite upgrade complete with a romantic shared bath and a fruit platter.
Due to ongoing renovations at Grand Hyatt, the spa is currently closed. It’s expected to reopen in 2023 when the hotel is fully operational again.
(Closed) ESPA
Hammam Bath.
Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa
At ESPA you’ll be able to enjoy an authentic Turkish Hammam – the first of its kind in Singapore – as well as a Vitality Pool, a Japanese Forest Onsen, Rock Saunas and Crystal Steam Rooms. During the Indulgence Hammam Ritual ($225/hour) you’ll be bathed, given a body scrub, foam massage, receive a hair wash, mud mask and a steam session.
Other massages to check out include ESPA Signature Treatments ($400/2 hours), which is a full body massage. You can even opt to have your massage in a Garden Villa or Beach Villa Suites for ($450/3 hours).
(Closed) Grand Spa Singapore
Don’t be fooled by the fancy chandeliers and opulent gold-coloured walls, because Grand Spa has a variety of affordable treatment packages on their menu. All their treatments are priced at $63/hour, and you can choose from a menu offering anything from Chinese Meridian Therapy to Swedish Therapy for full body massages.
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You can even choose the massage technique you prefer – from tapping to squeezing, rubbing and applied pressure. Plus, their outlet stays open 24 hours so feel free to drop by any time.
(Closed) Spa Nes
Image credit: Spa Nes via Facebook
Spa Nes offers a hot and cold onsen jacuzzi, steam rooms, a sauna and a buffet area serving anything from fried rice to fruits at just $78 for 3 hours. Some of the treatments include a Foot Massage ($68/hour) or a Swedish Massage ($88/hour).
Sit back and relax at the lounge area while waiting for your treatment to commence, or head here after your buffet to wait out that food coma.
Best massage spas in Singapore
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 in Singapore that strikes your fancy. Plus, with so many spas located all over 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
- GROHE SPA’s flagship store in Orchard
Cover image adapted from: @yunomori_sg via Instagram, Aramsa The Garden Spa via Facebook, Gspa
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 Joycelyn Yeow on 28th August 2023.
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