Hanoi Old Quarter: Hoang's Spa Foot Massage & Welcome Drink
Summary
You’ll step into calm at Hoang’s Spa with a welcome drink before settling into a gentle foot massage that eases away city fatigue. Choose your session length and let local therapists work their magic with soothing oils and warm wraps. Leave feeling lighter — both on your feet and inside.
30m
Step-by-step itinerary
Day 1 — Relaxing foot massage at Hoang's Spa
- Arrive at Hoang's Spa
- Enjoy welcome drink
- Proceed to spa room
- Choose foot massage duration
- Receive foot therapy treatment
- Relax in spa surroundings
Top questions
Where is Hoang's Spa located?
Hoang's Spa is located in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter.
What types of foot massage sessions are available?
You can choose between 30-minute, 60-minute, or 75-minute sessions.
Is a welcome drink included?
Yes, guests receive a welcome drink upon arrival.
Are there any options for pregnant travelers?
No, this activity is not recommended for pregnant travelers.
Can infants or small children come along?
Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.
Is public transportation nearby?
Yes, public transportation options are available close to Hoang's Spa.
What does the 75-minute session include?
The 75-minute option includes a foot scrub, foot massage, and foot wrap.
Is this suitable for all fitness levels?
Yes, it’s suitable for all physical fitness levels except pregnant travelers.
What’s included
Your visit includes a welcome drink when you arrive at Hoang’s Spa before heading to your private treatment room for your chosen length of relaxing foot massage therapy — all handled by local therapists who know exactly how to help you unwind after exploring Hanoi’s busy streets.
I didn’t really expect to need a foot massage in Hanoi — but after two days of zigzagging through the Old Quarter, dodging scooters and getting lost (twice), my feet were basically begging for mercy. So I found myself at Hoang’s Spa, right in the heart of the city, where the noise outside sort of faded as soon as I stepped in. The staff greeted me with this sweet ginger tea — honestly, I think it was the first time all day I’d stopped moving long enough to taste anything properly.
The place isn’t flashy but feels calm, almost like someone pressed pause on the world. My therapist, Linh, spoke softly and asked if I wanted 30 or 60 minutes — I went for 60 because, well, why not? She explained how the foot massage would help balance energy points (I nodded like I understood; maybe I did). When she started working on my feet, there was this warm oil and her hands moved in slow circles — not too hard, not too soft. At one point she pressed a spot near my heel and I swear my whole leg tingled. There was a faint scent of lemongrass somewhere in the room. Outside you could still hear distant horns but it felt far away.
Afterwards, Linh wrapped my feet in these warm towels. I almost drifted off right there — which is saying something because usually I’m terrible at relaxing. She smiled when I thanked her (probably sounded clumsy with my accent). Walking out into the bright street again felt strange; my legs lighter somehow. It wasn’t just about sore muscles — more like hitting reset for an hour or so. If you’re looking for a real break during your day trip in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, this foot massage is worth slipping away for.
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