The Best Massage in Da Nang 2026: 15 Places With Addresses and Opening Hours

The best massage in Da Nang costs 300,000–1,200,000 VND for 60–90 minutes in 2026, and most good spas sit inside the My Khe Beach – An Thuong – Son Tra triangle. This guide lists 15 specific places with addresses and opening hours, plus a comparison table so you can pick by neighbourhood and by the hours you are actually free.

Full disclosure up front: Panda Spa is our spa. That is why our entry is the most detailed and carries real numbers. The other thirteen names are genuinely well-reviewed spas in Da Nang, and everything about them comes from their own public information. We do not invent prices, we do not assign star ratings on anyone's behalf, and we do not rank anyone against anyone — beyond putting our own place first. Read and choose for yourself.

How was this list put together?

Three criteria. None of them is "paid to appear here."

One, a real track record. Every spa on this list has a large, steady volume of reviews on Google, TripAdvisor or booking platforms like Klook. A brand-new spa with no reviews, however beautiful, does not make the list yet.

Two, somewhere you will actually go. We prioritised the My Khe – An Thuong – Son Tra cluster, where both visitors and locals go to unwind. A few names in Hai Chau and Ngu Hanh Son are included for those staying downtown or near the Marble Mountains.

Three, information you can check. Addresses and opening hours come from each spa's official site or public profile. Where we could not verify something, we say so rather than guessing to fill a cell.

Which spa is near you and open when you are free?

Use this table to filter by area and by your free hours, then read the details below.

Three things this table tells you:

The An Thuong – My Khe strip has the highest density of spas; from most beachfront hotels you can walk. If you want a massage near My Khe beach, start looking here. If you are staying downtown in Hai Chau, TinTin, D'ORO, Anpaz and Golden Lotus's Tran Phu branch are closer to you.

If you tend to be free after 22:00, your options shrink fast: TinTin (until 1am), Panda and Panda Relax (23:45), Luxury Healthy (23:30), Golden Lotus Ha Bong and Oani (23:00). Everywhere else has stopped taking guests.

If you want an early morning slot, D'ORO opens at 8:00 and Queen Spa at 8:30 — ahead of the usual 9am start.

Where do you find the best massage in Da Nang?

1. Panda Spa — open until 23:45, widest menu

Panda Spa (229 Nguyen Van Thoai, An Hai) holds 4.8 stars from more than 2,600 Google reviews — one of the highest review counts of any spa on the beach side of Da Nang. My Khe Beach is roughly a five-minute drive away, the Dragon Bridge is close, and the An Thuong expat quarter is walkable. The spa is open 9:00 – 23:45 every day, among the latest in the city, which matters when you finish dinner and only then remember your back is aching.

The signature detail: every massage begins with a complimentary warm herbal foot soak — from the 500,000 VND foot massage to the 1,200,000 VND four-hand session. It is not an upsell. It is the default opening ritual for every guest.

The menu runs from Thai, Shiatsu, bamboo, aromatherapy oil, full body and neck-and-shoulder work through to facial care and the Vietnamese herbal head spa, priced between 500,000 and 1,200,000 VND. Therapists speak English, so bringing along friends who do not speak Vietnamese is not a problem.

Booking: +84 708 185 397 or booking@pandaspa.vn. Check the full price list before you go so nothing surprises you.

2. Panda Relax Spa — when you want it quieter

A few doors down at 225c Nguyen Van Thoai is our second location, Panda Relax Spa, currently holding 4.9 stars on Google. Same therapist training, same herbal foot soak ritual, same 9:00 – 23:45 hours — but a smaller, quieter space that suits guests who want privacy or are booking a treatment longer than 90 minutes.

From experience: during the December-to-March high season, the 229 branch fills up on weekday evenings more often than not. When that happens, just ask about 225c. There are often slots there when the main branch is full.

3. Herbal Spa — the familiar name in An Thuong

Herbal Spa (99–101 Phan Tu, An Thuong) is one of the most recognised spa brands in Da Nang and regularly sits near the top on TripAdvisor and Klook. Its strength is herb-based treatments delivered with a polished service style, and it draws a lot of Korean and European guests.

Hours are 9:00 – 22:30, but note their own published rule: the last 60-minute booking is taken at 21:30. Because it is popular, evenings are effectively fully booked for walk-ins — reserve a day or two ahead.

4. M'healthy Spa — therapeutic focus

M'healthy Spa (52 Hoang Ke Viem, Ngu Hanh Son) concentrates on therapeutic work: Swedish, herbal compress massage, prenatal massage and Thai stretching. The spa asks for bookings at least 60 minutes in advance to keep the room quiet for guests already in treatment, so this is not a walk-in place.

The spa does not publish its opening hours — call ahead, especially for a late evening visit.

5. Luxury Healthy Spa — dependable mid-range, open to 23:30

Luxury Healthy Spa (224 Tran Bach Dang, Bac My Phu) is a long-established name on the beach side, frequently praised for consistency and professionalism. Its 9:00 – 23:30 hours put it in the small group still accepting guests after 23:00.

If you want a mid-range spa you do not have to think about — the kind of address you would confidently give a visiting relative — this is a sensible pick.

6. Queen Spa — opens early at 8:30

Queen Spa (144 Pham Cu Luong, Son Tra) opens 8:30 – 22:00, half an hour ahead of the local norm. That matters more than it sounds: if your plan is a morning massage before heading to Ba Na Hills or Hoi An, most other spas are not open yet.

It sits in the Son Tra hotel district and carries a steady review history on TripAdvisor.

7. Oani Spa — massage combined with skincare

Oani Spa (46 Phan Liem, My An, Ngu Hanh Son) is open 9:00 – 23:00 and is strongest in treatments that pair massage with facial care. The location is inside the My An area, walking distance to both the beach and the An Thuong restaurant strip.

A reasonable choice if you would rather combine a body treatment and a facial in one visit than travel to two places.

8. Golden Lotus Oriental Organic Spa — three branches, one is near you

Golden Lotus has three locations in Da Nang: 63 Ha Bong (Son Tra, open to 23:00), 209 Tran Phu (Hai Chau, to 22:00) and 76 Hung Vuong (Hai Chau, to 22:00). All three open at 9am.

The main advantage is coverage — wherever you are staying in the city, one branch is close. If you are on the beach side, pick Ha Bong; it is also the latest-closing of the three.

9. Babylon Garden Spa — garden setting

Babylon Garden Spa has two addresses: 30 Ha Bong (Phuoc My, Son Tra) and 105 Hoang Ke Viem (Khue My, Ngu Hanh Son). Reviews consistently mention the garden-style setting, which feels less enclosed than the typical treatment-box layout.

A timing note from their own published information: the last 60-minute booking is at 22:00, 90-minute at 21:30 and 120-minute at 21:00. Plan backwards if you are arriving late.

10. TinTin Spa & Massage — open until 1am

TinTin Spa (95 Nai Nam 8, Hoa Cuong Bac, Hai Chau) is the latest-closing place on this list: 9:00 – 01:00. If you have just landed on a night flight or are wrapping up a long evening out, it is close to the only option still lit up after midnight.

It has a large base of regulars and solid TripAdvisor ratings, with a relaxed, unfussy style that groups and families tend to like.

11. Cham Spa & Massage — therapeutic, near the Han River

Cham Spa & Massage (03 Le Quang Hoa, Hoa Xuan urban area, Cam Le) is open 9:00 – 22:00 and specialises in therapeutic massage and beauty treatments. The location is on the Hoa Xuan side, further from the beach but correspondingly quieter and more spacious.

A good fit if you are staying in Cam Le or Hoa Xuan, or if you want to avoid the crowded beachfront spa cluster.

12. The Sand Spa — quiet boutique

The Sand Spa (191 Le Quang Dao, Ngu Hanh Son) is a boutique-style spa near the beach, well reviewed for its quiet atmosphere and attentive staff. It suits people who care more about how a space feels — warm light, closed rooms, low noise — than about the length of the menu.

Opening hours are not published — check Google Maps before you go.

13. D'ORO Spa — earliest opening, skincare-led

D'ORO Spa (97 Yen Bai, Phuoc Ninh, Hai Chau) runs 8:00 – 19:00 — the earliest opening and earliest closing on this list. It leans towards skincare and beauty rather than therapeutic massage, and is frequently praised for hygiene standards.

Choose it if your spa time falls during the day, slotted between downtown sightseeing stops.

14. Anpaz Spa & Massage — right downtown

Anpaz Spa & Massage (63 Đ. 2 Thang 9, Hoa Cuong Nam, Hai Chau) sits in the city centre, convenient if you are staying near Han Market, the Dragon Bridge or the west bank of the Han River.

Opening hours: 9:00 – 22:00.

15. Belle Maison Parosand Spa — beachfront hotel spa

Belle Maison Parosand Spa is inside the hotel of the same name at 216 Vo Nguyen Giap, Son Tra — directly on the beach road. This is a hotel spa: polished space, usually booked through reception, priced above the street average.

Hours and rates both go through hotel reception. One tip: if your own hotel has an in-house spa, ask about the in-house guest rate before booking elsewhere. It is often meaningfully cheaper than the published price.

Which type of massage should you choose in Da Nang?

Once you have picked a place, you still have to pick a treatment. These seven are the most common and most worth trying in Da Nang.

Foot massage — quick, and perfect after a day of walking

The walking streets around An Thuong are packed with places doing 60-minute foot massages, with a general market range of 300,000 – 500,000 VND. It is the classic end to a day at the beach: shoes off, feet in warm water, and someone finally dealing with your calves.

At Panda Spa the foot massage is 500,000 VND and, like every other service, opens with the warm herbal soak.

Thai massage — for a stiff neck and tight shoulders

Thai massage is done clothed, without oil, and works through stretching and pressure points — closer to having someone do yoga on your behalf than to conventional rubbing. If you sit at a desk all day or have just come off a long flight, this is where you will feel the biggest difference.

Wear loose clothing, and tell your therapist how firm you want it at the start of the session rather than waiting until it hurts.

Vietnamese herbal head spa — the trend that has not cooled off

The herbal head spa is among the most searched spa treatments in Vietnam right now: 45–70 minutes combining a herbal hair wash with scalp, neck and shoulder massage. Deeply relaxing, and you never change out of your clothes — which makes it workable even on a one-hour break.

Hot stone massage — after a day on a motorbike

Heated basalt stones are worked along the back, arms and legs, releasing muscle far faster than hands alone. After a day riding the Hai Van Pass or looping the Son Tra Peninsula, this is the one to book. Sessions usually run 60–90 minutes and cost slightly more than a standard oil massage.

Bamboo massage — the local speciality worth trying once

Warmed bamboo rods are rolled and pressed along the muscle in long strokes — deeper than hands, gentler than elbows. This is the most distinctly regional treatment on the list, and plenty of international visitors try it for the first time in Da Nang.

Couples massage — book the double room early

Most established spas in Da Nang, Panda Spa included, can seat couples side by side. The double room is always the first thing to sell out at weekends. When booking, say explicitly "double room, same time" and reserve at least a day ahead; during the December-to-March peak, earlier than that.

Four-hand massage — the full reset

Two therapists working simultaneously in a mirrored rhythm. It feels genuinely different from a standard massage: your brain cannot predict the next stroke, so it stops trying and lets go faster. At Panda Spa this is 1,200,000 VND, the top of our menu.

How much should the best massage in Da Nang cost?

The 2026 market range for a 60–90 minute session is 300,000 – 1,200,000 VND. Three common tiers:

300,000 – 500,000 VND — foot massage, herbal head spa, or a body massage at the smaller An Thuong shops. Enough for a quick reset.

500,000 – 800,000 VND — where most established spa brands price their 60–90 minute body, Thai, Shiatsu and hot stone treatments. At Panda Spa, the foot massage starts at 500,000 VND and most services fall inside this band.

800,000 – 1,200,000 VND and above — 120-minute treatments, four-hand sessions, or beachfront resort spas. Panda Spa's four-hand session is 1,200,000 VND; resort spas typically go higher.

Three ways not to overpay:

Ask whether the quoted price is final before you lie down. At Panda Spa the listed price is the price, with no surcharges — but that is not true everywhere.

Be wary of prices that look too good. A 60-minute full-body massage under 200,000 VND in a tourist district usually means inconsistent quality or charges added later.

Go at midday on a weekday. You will get a slot easily and usually the pick of the therapists, because evenings and weekends are when spas are busiest.

See Panda Spa's full price list for a Da Nang massage price reference point.

Anything else you should know before booking?

Which area has the most Da Nang spa options?

An Thuong and the My Khe beachfront have by far the highest concentration, walkable from most beach hotels. Roughly two-thirds of the fifteen spas in this guide sit inside the An Thuong – My Khe – Son Tra triangle. Downtown Hai Chau has several solid options too if you are staying near Han Market or the Dragon Bridge.

Where do you find late night massage in Da Nang?

After 23:00 the list gets short. TinTin Spa runs until 1am — the latest in the city. Panda Spa and Panda Relax Spa close at 23:45, Luxury Healthy Spa at 23:30, and Golden Lotus Ha Bong and Oani Spa at 23:00. Most other spas stop taking guests between 21:30 and 22:00, and many take their final booking 30 to 60 minutes before the posted closing time.

Do I need to book the best massage in Da Nang in advance?

At midday and early afternoon on weekdays, walking in usually works. Evenings, weekends and the December-to-March high season need at least a day's notice — especially if you want a double room or are coming as a group of three or more. Some spas, like M'healthy, require a minimum of 60 minutes' notice.

Can two people share a room?

Yes, most established spas have double rooms. But there are few of them and they sell out first, so when booking say "double room, same time" rather than simply reserving two slots. Two separate bookings often end up in different rooms, or half an hour apart.

How can I tell whether a spa is trustworthy?

Four quick signals: review volume matters more than the star score (4.6 stars across 2,000 reviews beats 5.0 across 12); a published price list on the website or at the desk; staff who ask about pain points, injuries and allergies before starting; and private rooms, clean linen and somewhere to store your belongings. If three of the four are missing, keep walking.

Is tipping expected for a massage in Da Nang?

It is not required, and at many spas the listed price already covers everything. If your therapist did well and you would like to say thank you, 50,000 – 100,000 VND handed directly to them is the common range. Asking reception before you pay is the clearest way to find out — nobody will think it odd.

Should I book the best massage in Da Nang straight after landing?

Yes, and this is one of the situations where massage genuinely earns its keep. After a long flight, swollen feet and a stiff neck are normal. A 60-minute foot massage or a gentle Thai session is the sensible choice for day one — avoid anything too firm while your body is still tired and off its clock. Late-opening spas are handy for evening arrivals.

Can I get a massage while pregnant or with a medical condition?

Say so in advance and choose the right treatment. Prenatal massage should be gentle and only after the first trimester, at a spa with a dedicated prenatal option and therapists trained for it. Anyone with joint problems, high blood pressure, recent surgery or an open wound should check with a doctor first — and avoid Thai massage entirely, since the technique relies on forceful stretching and joint work.

Book the best massage in Da Nang for your trip

If you want somewhere open late, with a wide menu, transparent listed prices and a complimentary herbal foot soak before every session — Panda Spa is at 229 Nguyen Van Thoai, about five minutes from My Khe Beach, open 9:00 – 23:45 daily.

📞 +84 708 185 397 · ✉️ booking@pandaspa.vn · Book online

Our second location at 225c Nguyen Van Thoai is there when you want a quieter room, or when the main branch is full.

Your body usually knows it needs a break before your head catches up. Choosing the right place matters more than choosing the expensive package — sixty minutes somewhere careful beats two hours somewhere going through the motions. Enjoy the rest of your time in Da Nang.