2-Hours Private Spa Experience in Hoi An

The best feature here is the three-part treatment: a 30-minute body scrub, a 60-minute Vietnamese massage, and a 30-minute facial. You are not choosing one short treatment and rushing back into Hoi An’s heat. The package gives you a full two hours to slow down.

I like the included hotel pickup and drop-off, especially after an evening walk through the Old Town. I also like the clear $30 price, welcome drink, herbal tea, coconut cake, Wi-Fi, and private-group setup. The main consideration is simple: massage pressure and technique can vary by therapist, so tell your practitioner exactly what your body needs before the treatment begins.

Key points to know before booking

• Three treatments in two hours: Body scrub, Vietnamese body massage, and facial care are included.
• Hotel transport is offered: Pickup and drop-off make this easy to fit around a Hoi An sightseeing day.
• A long-experienced spa owner: The owner is described as having more than 18 years in beauty care, including work at major Hoi An resorts.
• A quiet refreshment break: Herbal tea and coconut cake give you a gentle pause between treatments.
• Private for your group: You are not sharing the activity with a larger tour party.
• Good value at $30: The price covers the main treatment package, welcome drink, spa space, Wi-Fi, and pickup.

What the $30 Hoi An spa package includes

This is a straightforward spa visit rather than a sightseeing tour. You go to the spa, settle in with a welcome drink, receive the treatment package, take a short break with tea and coconut cake, then return to your hotel.

The core package is split into three equal-looking but different kinds of care:

• A 30-minute body scrub
• A 60-minute Vietnamese body massage
• A 30-minute facial

That balance matters. The scrub prepares your skin and gives the session a more complete feel. The massage is the main event, with enough time for your back, shoulders, legs, or other problem areas to receive attention. The facial closes the appointment in a calmer, less strenuous way.

The description also mentions foot massage, aroma massage, body mask, nourishing shampoo, manicure, and pedicure services. Those may be available as alternatives or additional services, but the package specifically promises the scrub, Vietnamese massage, and facial. If you prefer a foot massage or aroma massage, ask what can be substituted before treatment starts.

Arrival, welcome drink, and the first few minutes

Pickup is offered from your hotel, and the experience begins at 9:00 am. The supplied information does not give a precise pickup window or a full list of pickup areas, so confirm the hotel details when you book.

At the spa, you receive a welcome drink and coconut cake. The refreshment is a small touch, but it helps set the pace. Hoi An can be hot, noisy, and busy around the Old Town. A cool drink and a quiet room give you a chance to stop thinking about maps, traffic, and what to eat next.

The spa is described as a licensed place offering beauty treatments and massages using natural ingredients. Wi-Fi and spa space are included. Several comments also point to clean, spacious rooms, cool air conditioning, soft music, calming aromas, and neatly presented oils. Those details matter more than fancy decoration when you are trying to relax.

One practical point: this is a private activity for your own group, but that does not necessarily mean one therapist per person for every minute. If you are booking as a couple or family, ask how the appointments will be arranged if you want treatments at the same time.

The 30-minute body scrub

The body scrub is the opening treatment. It is not just a bonus added to the package. It gives the session a clear beginning and helps make the two hours feel like a full spa program rather than a standard massage appointment.

You should expect the therapist to work over the body with a scrub product, using natural ingredients according to the spa’s general description. The supplied details do not specify the exact ingredients, scent, or whether the treatment includes a shower, so ask about those points if they matter to you.

The 30-minute length is enough for a proper introduction to exfoliation, but it is not a long body ritual. I would see it as a useful skin treatment before the massage, not as the reason to book by itself.

Tell the therapist about sensitive skin, recent sun exposure, cuts, or irritation before the scrub begins. The spa’s treatment menu includes body masks and other beauty care, but those are not listed as part of this exact package. Do not assume they are included in the $30 price.

The 60-minute Vietnamese body massage

The massage takes half of the appointment, which is sensible. A one-hour treatment gives the therapist time to work beyond a quick back rub and gives you enough time to settle into the room.

The spa offers Vietnamese massage, aroma massage, foot massage, and other body treatments. The package names Vietnamese body massage as the included option. The exact style may vary, so explain what you want at the start. If your back and shoulders are tight, say so. If you want lighter pressure, say that too. Good communication is more useful than simply hoping the therapist guesses correctly.

The available comments highlight strong but controlled pressure, attention to knots in the back and shoulders, and relaxing neck and head work. Foot reflexology is also praised at the spa, with staff members named Chao, Luyen, and Ngan receiving particular appreciation. Other staff named in the available comments include Cuc and Vy, with Vy noted for aromatherapy massage. These names give you useful reference points, but staff availability can change, so you should not book on the assumption that one particular person will be working.

The treatment room is described as peaceful, with soft music, calming aromas, oils, cool air conditioning, and a comfortable feel. That combination is important in Hoi An. A strong massage in a hot room can leave you more tired than refreshed. Cool air and a calm setting help the treatment do its job.

Still, massage is personal. One person’s ideal pressure is another person’s discomfort. If you have an old injury or need a very specific therapeutic approach, explain it clearly and ask whether the spa can accommodate you. This is presented as a relaxing beauty-care experience, not as medical treatment.

The 30-minute facial and the pause for tea

The facial completes the package. At 30 minutes, it is best viewed as a refreshing facial treatment rather than an extended skincare consultation. The description does not specify the products, steps, or skin type assessment, so ask what will be used if you have allergies or sensitive skin.

The order works well. After the scrub and massage, a facial lets you finish without more intense body work. You can leave feeling cared for from head to toe, even though each individual treatment is fairly compact.

The spa also includes a break with tea and coconut cake. This is separate from the welcome drink and adds a welcome pause during the session. You are not pushed straight from one treatment into the next. The food is a simple local touch, but it gives the experience a little more character than a treatment room and a bill.

If you have food allergies, ask about the cake before eating it. The available information does not list its ingredients.

Why the spa’s staff experience matters

The owner is described as having more than 18 years of experience in beauty care and having worked at major Hoi An resorts, including Nam Hai Resort. That background suggests familiarity with the service standards expected by international visitors, from greeting and treatment flow to basic beauty care.

The spa’s services go beyond massage. Beauty care, body relaxation, masks, manicure, pedicure, shampoo, and hair washing are all mentioned. One available comment specifically praises a wash and blow-dry, while another describes professional eyebrow tattoo work. Those services show that the business covers a wide range of personal care, but they are not part of this two-hour package.

The strongest pattern is friendly, professional service. Staff members are repeatedly described as polite and accommodating. That matters when you need to explain pressure, ask for a change, or clarify what is included.

You should still treat the $30 package as a defined service. If you add gel nails, foot reflexology, a hair wash, or another beauty treatment, confirm the extra price first. The package price does not automatically cover the full menu.

Pickup, location, and timing in Hoi An

Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, which is one of the best practical features. You do not have to find a taxi after a massage or walk through the sun with wet hair and relaxed muscles. The spa is also described as being near public transportation, so you have another option if pickup timing does not suit you.

The start time is 9:00 am. That makes the appointment useful before a sightseeing day, especially if you prefer to explore Hoi An after your body has loosened up. It can also work well before an afternoon departure, but allow extra time after the treatment if you need to pack or reach the airport. The spa experience itself lasts about two hours, not counting transport.

The provider name is Lemongrass Flavor Spa 2. Some available comments refer to the business as Phung’s Spa or mention an owner named Phung, while another names Nina as manager or owner. Because the names vary in the available material, confirm the exact spa name and pickup contact when you book. That small step can prevent confusion if your hotel knows the business by another name.

Is $30 good value?

At $30, the package offers strong value if you want a full spa session rather than a single massage. You receive two hours of treatment, a welcome drink, tea, coconut cake, spa space, Wi-Fi, and hotel transport. The three-part format also means you can try several types of care in one appointment.

The price is especially useful for couples or families who want a simple recovery stop without committing to a luxury resort spa. The experience is private for your group, though the treatment setup should be confirmed if everyone wants simultaneous service.

The value is less clear if you only want a focused therapeutic massage. In that case, an hour-long massage may suit you better, and the scrub and facial may feel like extras. Likewise, if you expect a detailed skin consultation, premium products, or a high-end resort setting, ask questions before booking so the low price does not create the wrong expectation.

The current score is 4.8 from 22 ratings, with 95 percent recommending the experience. That is a strong signal, though the sample is not huge. I would treat it as evidence of consistent satisfaction, not a guarantee that every therapist or treatment will be perfect for every person.

Who should book this private spa visit?

I would recommend it most to you if:

• You have spent several days walking around Hoi An and want your feet, back, and shoulders looked after.
• You like the idea of combining massage, skin care, and a facial.
• You want hotel transport instead of arranging a taxi.
• You are traveling as a couple, family, or small private group.
• You want a reasonably priced spa appointment rather than a luxury resort treatment.
• You appreciate a calm setting with air conditioning, soft music, and natural oils.

It may not suit you as well if you need medical massage, a very specific skincare plan, or a guaranteed therapist by name. The available details also do not explain every step of the facial or scrub, so ask before treatment if you need precise product information.

Tips are not included, and insurance is not included. Tipping is optional according to your own judgment, but budget separately if you want to thank your therapist. Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations inside that window are not refunded, and poor weather may lead to a new date or full refund.

Should you book it?

Book this experience if you want an easy, well-priced reset in Hoi An with transport and a full two-hour treatment plan. The 60-minute massage is the anchor, while the scrub and facial make the appointment feel more complete. The tea and coconut cake are small but pleasant touches.

Before confirming, tell the spa about skin sensitivity, preferred massage pressure, and any injury. Also verify pickup details and ask whether your preferred therapist is available. If you do that, the $30 Lemongrass Flavor Spa 2 visit is a sensible way to recover from Hoi An’s heat, walking, and late nights without paying resort-spa prices.

FAQ

How long does the spa experience last?

The experience lasts approximately two hours.

What treatments are included?

The package includes a 30-minute body scrub, a 60-minute Vietnamese body massage, and a 30-minute facial.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

What time does the experience start?

The listed start time is 9:00 am.

Is the experience private?

Yes. This is a private activity, and only your group participates.

Is a welcome drink included?

Yes. A welcome drink is provided upon arrival.

Is food or tea included?

Yes. The experience includes herbal tea and coconut cake, including a break during the visit.

Is Wi-Fi available at the spa?

Yes. Wi-Fi is included.

Are tips included in the price?

No. Tips for staff are not included.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience begins. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded. If poor weather causes cancellation, you will be offered another date or a full refund.