AN’S Spa & Massage Experience in Ho Chi Minh

AN’S Spa gives you a way to trade Ho Chi Minh City’s heat and traffic for Vietnamese massage and hands-on care. Depending on your booking, a session might focus on acupressure, a full-body massage, a foot treatment, or a longer sequence that includes facial care and hair washing.

I like two things about the choices here: you can set the pressure and focus areas, and the menu ranges from a 30-minute treatment to a 195-minute session. The spa also serves small refreshments, and cats are sometimes around the shop.

The main catch is the appointment process. You need to reserve through the Klook app, and the spa has two District 1 addresses, so confirm the exact branch and time before setting out. Some treatment rooms may also feel close to other customers.

Key points before you book

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• A 30-minute body-part massage starts at $10.10, while the advertised starting price for the experience is $11.15. Prices depend on the package you choose.
• Longer options include 90-minute combinations and a 195-minute recovery treatment, useful if you want more than a quick massage.
• You can indicate pressure and areas to focus on before treatment. Staff may check in during the session so you can ask for an adjustment.
• Reserve through the Klook app at least five hours ahead. A confirmed voucher alone does not guarantee that your preferred time is set.
• There are two listed branches in District 1. Confirm which one has your appointment, since branch changes can cause confusion.
• The tipping information is inconsistent. Some booking details say tips are included, while another section says gratuities are not included. Check your specific voucher before you arrive.

Choosing a treatment that fits your day

AN’S Spa’s menu suits more than one kind of afternoon. If you have been walking around District 1 and want a brief reset, the 30-minute Body Part Massage is the shortest listed option, from $10.10. It can make sense when you have a sore area in mind or little time, though half an hour is not the best choice if you want a long, full-body session.

For a more rounded appointment, the An’s Signature Body Massage starts at $16.89. Its duration is not specified in the package details provided here, so check the option carefully before paying. The Foot Massage also starts at $16.89, and the Special Head Massage at $18.59. A few customers have had mixed experiences with the foot treatment, so if footwork is your main reason for booking, make sure the service details match what you expect.

The 90-minute packages give you more variety. Combo 2: Shinning starts at $28.39, and Combo 3: Freshing starts at $25.35. One description of Combo 3 includes face washing, a mask, shoulder and neck washing, hair washing, and massage. The exact sequence may depend on the package, so check the inclusions for your selected option rather than assuming every combination includes the same steps.

At the long end, Therapy: Comprehensive Recovery lasts 195 minutes and starts at $61.49. It is a substantial block of your day, but it combines several forms of care, including hair washing, facial cleansing and skincare, along with massage. If you want a spa visit to be one of the main events of your afternoon, this option offers more time and a broader treatment than a quick massage.

Other listed options include Herbal Shampoo from $20.29. Prices are per person, and the final cost depends on the package you select. The headline price is around $11, but that is not the cost of every treatment.

What happens when you arrive

The spa is at 18bis/13 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai in Da Kao, District 1, in a small lane. A second branch is listed at 12 Dang Tran Con in Ben Thanh Ward, District 1. Both are in District 1, but they are separate locations, not two entrances to one spa. Check your confirmed appointment details and map before you set off.

Arrive on time with your booking ready. The spa asks you to reserve in advance, and the actual appointment time is reconfirmed after you request a slot. Same-day walk-ins may find space, but availability is not assured. The time you see before confirmation is only a guide.

At reception, staff may explain the treatment and ask what you want from it. Some customers have used a preference form to indicate whether they want light, medium or firm pressure for different body areas. That is useful if you prefer strong work on your shoulders but gentler pressure elsewhere. Say so clearly at the start, then speak up if the pressure needs changing.

The spa provides slippers, a shower room and WiFi. Customers have also described lockers, changing facilities, gowns and simple English communication at reception. Details can vary by branch and treatment, so ask staff if you have a particular concern. You may be offered tea, yogurt or another small snack while waiting, but treat that as a welcome extra rather than a promised part of every visit.

The massage and treatment sequence

The core appeal is the chance to get a massage shaped around your comfort rather than endure one fixed level of pressure. AN’S describes its approach as acupressure, using finger pressure, and the spa says its practitioners have 30 years of experience. In practice, the most useful thing you can do is tell your therapist what feels right and what does not. Firm pressure is available, but you do not need to choose it everywhere.

A full-body session can be a good fit after a day on your feet or a long flight. The treatment is intended to ease tension, and customers have praised therapists for finding sore spots and adjusting their technique. Do not assume every therapist will use identical pressure or methods. Give clear feedback, especially if you have a sensitive area or want a lighter touch.

Longer combinations may add cleansing, a facial mask, skincare or Vietnamese hair washing. One described 90-minute sequence begins with face care, moves to the neck and shoulders, then includes a hair wash and massage. The 195-minute treatment offers more time for several steps. These add-ons make the visit feel less like a quick rubdown and more like a proper break, though they also mean you should check what is included and how much time you want to spend indoors.

You may also find cats at the spa. They are a memorable part of the setting for some customers, but they are not a treatment feature and may not be present during every visit. The rooms are described as calm and decorated with care, although they are not always fully private. If you need quiet or want more separation from other customers, ask about the room arrangement when you confirm.

Is the price good value?

At the lowest listed price, AN’S is an affordable way to try a short treatment in District 1. A 30-minute body-part massage starts at $10.10, while the experience is advertised from $11.15. That entry price is useful for comparing options, but it should not be mistaken for the price of a longer session.

The signature body massage and foot massage start at $16.89, and the 90-minute combinations cost about $25 to $28. For someone seeking a longer appointment, the 195-minute treatment at $61.49 may offer good value for the amount of time and range of care. Compare the precise services in each package, not just the duration: a combination that includes hair or face care is a different kind of visit from a massage alone.

One practical point needs checking before you book. The details say the price includes tips in one place, but also list tips and gratuities as excluded elsewhere. Some customers have understood the price to include tipping, while others have chosen to leave something extra. Ask the spa or check the voucher terms for your package so you know what is covered and can decide for yourself.

Booking carefully avoids the main hassles

The spa operates daily from 10:00 to 21:00, with last admission at 19:30. Reservations are available from 10:00 to 19:30, but appointment times must be reconfirmed by the operator. Request your preferred slot at least five hours in advance, and book early if your schedule is fixed.

After buying a voucher, reserve your appointment through the Klook app. You may also be contacted by the spa through WhatsApp or another messaging service to confirm details. Reply promptly and keep an eye out for any proposed change in time or location. A few customers have run into confusion when a branch or appointment changed, so do not assume that a purchase confirmation alone settles every detail.

Arriving late can shorten your treatment. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the appointment may be cancelled, and a no-show is not refundable. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time. The voucher is valid for 60 days from booking confirmation.

For health and safety, the spa does not serve pregnant women or people who have consumed alcohol, beer or similar drinks. Anyone who appears intoxicated may also be refused service. Keep your belongings secure; the operator is not responsible for lost personal items.

Who will enjoy AN’S Spa most

I would consider AN’S if you want a massage in District 1 with several treatment lengths and the option to request specific pressure. It is especially suitable if you are looking for a restful pause between sightseeing, want to combine massage with hair or facial care, or appreciate having a clear menu rather than negotiating a treatment on arrival.

It may be less suitable if you need a guaranteed private room, dislike uncertainty around appointment changes, or are looking for a foot massage above all else without first confirming what that package includes. The spa’s two branches and advance booking steps call for a little planning. In return, you get a wide choice of treatments and a starting price low enough to make a short session an easy addition to a District 1 day.

FAQ

Where is AN’S Spa in Ho Chi Minh City?

The listed Branch 1 address is 18Bis/13 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Da Kao Ward, District 1. Branch 2 is at 12 Dang Tran Con, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1. Confirm which branch is handling your appointment before you go.

How much does a treatment cost?

The experience is advertised from $11.15. A 30-minute Body Part Massage starts at $10.10, while other options have different prices, including the 195-minute treatment from $61.49. The price is per person.

Do I need to reserve a time?

Yes. After purchasing a voucher through Klook, reserve a time in the Klook app. The spa asks you to book at least five hours in advance, and the operator reconfirms the actual appointment time.

What are the spa’s opening hours?

The spa is open Monday through Sunday from 10:00 to 21:00. Last admission is 19:30. Appointment reservations are listed from 10:00 to 19:30.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time. No-shows are not refundable, and arriving more than 15 minutes late may result in cancellation.

Are tips included in the treatment price?

The booking information is inconsistent: one section says tips are included, while another lists tips and gratuities as not included. Check the terms for your particular voucher or ask the spa before your appointment.