Da Nang: Thai Massage & Full Body Therapy with Pickup
Thai Massage in Da Nang: Hands, Knees, Feet & Deep Stretches
You get picked up from your hotel, guided to a spa in Da Nang, and spend time on a mat while skilled therapists use stretching, pressure, and their body weight to release tension, improve flexibility, and calm your mind. The session includes tea and snacks afterward, and transportation back to your hotel is arranged: no logistics to handle yourself.
Options for this experience
3 optionsStep-by-step itinerary
Asian style full body massage therapy
- Arrive at massage therapy center
- Experience Thai massage and stretching
- Enjoy hot stone and 4-hand massages
- Receive facial, foot, back, and head treatments
- Relax and reduce stress and fatigue
What’s included
Hotel pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle, the full-body Thai massage session on a mat with stretching and acupressure techniques, snacks, tea or coffee afterward, and all fees and taxes. English-speaking staff are available to discuss your needs and adjust pressure during the session.
Times
- Every day No fixed time
Before you book
Operated by Oani Spa
Prices and times updated 13 days ago
Traveler reviews
The experience
You'll walk in thinking it's just a massage. Then the therapist asks you to lie on a mat instead of a table, and suddenly your hamstrings are being stretched in ways you didn't know were possible. Thai massage isn't the quiet, oil-slicked experience you might expect. It's active, deliberate, and honestly a bit intense at first. The practitioners here use their hands, knees, legs, and feet to work through muscle tension and trigger points, which sounds unusual until you feel how much deeper it reaches than a standard massage. It's centuries-old technique that combines elements of yoga and acupressure, and after a day of walking temples or exploring Da Nang's streets, your body notices the difference.
The session happens on a mat, not a massage bed, which changes everything about how the stretching works. Your guide arranges the pickup from your hotel, and the place itself is set up for multi-sensory relaxation. They offer hot stone massage, 4-hand combination sessions, facial treatments, foot work, and head massage depending on what you book. Most travelers come in tight and leave noticeably looser. The therapists here speak English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese, so there's no fumbling through translation about pressure levels or problem areas. They'll ask what hurts and where, then spend the time addressing it rather than just following a script.
What makes this worth the time is what happens after: your circulation improves, stress drops, and flexibility actually increases, which matters if you're an athlete or just someone who's been hunched over a keyboard for months. The session includes snacks and tea afterward, which gives you a moment to sit still and let your body settle before heading back. Transportation is handled, so you're not negotiating a taxi or figuring out the local bus system when you're half-asleep and relaxed. It's the kind of thing that sounds indulgent until you book it, and then you wonder why you didn't do it sooner.
Is this one for you?A good fit if you want to ease muscle tension and stress after days of sightseeing without arranging your own transport: pickup handles the logistics, and the mat-based stretching reaches deeper than oil massage alone. Plan for a session that's intense at first. That intensity is what makes the relief afterward so noticeable.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English, Japanese and Chinese.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (16 to 23 years). Children under 16 can't be included in the booking.
What's the difference between Thai massage and oil massage?
Thai massage is performed on a mat and uses stretching, acupressure, and the therapist's body weight (hands, knees, legs, feet) rather than oil. It allows for deeper stretches and more targeted pressure on muscle tension.
Is Thai massage painful?
Thai massage is intense and involves deep stretching and pressure, which can feel uncomfortable at first. Therapists adjust pressure based on your feedback, and the sensation typically shifts from intense to relieving as muscles relax.
What's included in the price?
Hotel pickup, the massage session, snacks, tea or coffee, and return transportation. All fees and taxes are included.
Is this suitable for people with health conditions?
Thai massage is suitable for all fitness levels, but it's not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Consult your doctor if you have concerns.
What other massage options are available?
The spa offers hot stone massage, 4-hand combination massage, facial care, foot treatment, back massage, and head massage in addition to Thai massage.
Do I need to arrange my own transportation?
No. Hotel pickup and return transportation are included in the package.
Da Nang: Thai Massage & Full Body Therapy with Pickup
1h 30m · EN +2
from US$ 32 per person
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