G360 Spa & Massage Experience in Hoi An

The unusual draw here is the G360 foot massage, which pairs a foot treatment with complimentary callus removal. You can also choose a body massage with hot stones or G360’s signature ball, a nail service, or a hair wash with massage.

I like the range of choices, from a relatively brief hair-wash combo to longer-feeling body treatments, and the simple extras listed, including tea, slippers, and a foot soak. One caution: service can feel uneven. A past visit described a skilled hair-wash masseuse, while other accounts noted therapist chatter or staff starting before the customer had clarified the booking.

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• Try the signature foot treatment if you want a massage with complimentary callus removal.
• Pick a body massage by technique: aroma, hot stone, or the signature-ball option.
• The hair-wash combo is a compact choice: one documented session lasted 45 minutes and included a shoulder and neck massage.
• Expect a small price menu: listed options range from US$8.45 for nails to US$21.99 for signature-ball or hot-stone body massage.
• Reserve a time before you go: the voucher alone does not secure your appointment.
• Keep your expectations practical: service feedback is mixed, so be clear about your selected treatment and preferences.

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A Hoi An spa stop with several ways to unwind

G360 Spa sits at 146 Ngô Quyen in Minh An Ward, Hoi An. One account places it in Hoi An Ancient Town, making it a possible rest stop if you are already nearby. No transportation or hotel pickup is included, so plan to reach the spa on your own.

The menu is broad enough to suit different moods and budgets. You can focus on tired feet, choose a full-body massage, tidy up your nails, or combine a hair wash with massage. That flexibility is useful in a town where a spa visit may be a short break between other plans rather than the main event of the day.

G360 says it launched its foot spa in November 2022, built around its signature G360 ball. The spa also describes its approach as a blend of modern techniques and traditional practices. Those are the concepts behind the treatments, but the practical choice is simpler: decide which area you want treated, then check the details and price of that package before booking.

Choosing between feet, body, hair, and nails

The foot massage is the most distinctive option on the menu. It includes complimentary callus removal, which may appeal if you have spent a lot of time on your feet. A foot soak is also among the listed inclusions. Check the package details at checkout to confirm exactly what comes with your selected treatment.

For a body massage, you can choose among three styles: aroma, hot stone, and the signature-ball massage. Aroma body massage is listed from US$15.20. Hot-stone and signature-ball body massages are each listed from US$21.99. The supplied details do not explain the duration or exact technique for each one, so ask the spa to confirm what is included if timing or method matters to you.

The hair-wash and massage combo is listed from US$10.15. One documented session lasted 45 minutes and included a hair wash plus shoulder and neck massage. That makes it a potentially practical pick if you want a shorter treatment, though the 45-minute duration should not be assumed for every booking unless it appears in your package confirmation.

Nail services are listed from US$8.45. The description mentions a manicure and pedicure with polish, but the exact nail treatment can depend on the option you select. If you have a particular service in mind, check its package description rather than relying on the general menu.

What the appointment is likely to feel like

There is no sightseeing route or set sequence of stops here. Your visit is built around the service you book. The general experience includes spa comforts such as tea, slippers, and a foot soak, alongside the treatment options. Since the inclusions are presented as a general list rather than broken down clearly by package, confirm which ones apply to your choice.

Before the treatment begins, make sure the staff understand which service you purchased. A past foot-massage customer described confusion at the start, with the service beginning before the booking had been clearly explained. To avoid that sort of crossed wire, show your confirmed package and state what you are expecting before the treatment starts.

There is also a note from an Aroma body massage visit that the masseur chatted with another masseur during the treatment. That does not tell you what your own session will be like, but it is fair to treat the atmosphere and service as less predictable than the menu suggests. If quiet matters to you, politely ask for a calm session at the outset.

A more positive account describes a skilled masseuse during a 45-minute hair wash and shoulder-and-neck massage. Taken together, the available experiences suggest that the hands-on work can be a highlight, but clear communication and consistency may vary. I would go in with a specific treatment in mind and speak up promptly if something is not what you booked.

How the prices compare

The overall experience is advertised from $9.29, while individual package prices supplied for the menu begin at US$8.45 for nails. Other listed prices are US$10.15 for the hair-wash combo, US$15.20 for aroma body massage, and US$16.39 for foot massage. The signature-ball and hot-stone body massages are each listed from US$21.99.

Those entry prices make G360 a modest-cost way to add some rest to a Hoi An visit. The best value depends on the treatment you actually want, not simply the lowest starting price. If you want callus removal, check that the foot massage package is the one you select. If you want a body massage with a particular technique, compare the aroma, hot-stone, and signature-ball options before paying.

Prices are per person. Personal expenses and tips are not included. The listed price is a starting point, so confirm the total for your chosen package when you book.

Booking, timing, and a few rules to know

G360 is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00, with last admission at 20:30. Appointment availability is listed from 10:00 to 20:30, Monday through Sunday. You must reserve a time through the Klook app after purchasing your voucher, and the reservation should be made at least four hours in advance. The operator reconfirms the actual appointment time, so do not treat a requested slot as final until it is confirmed.

The voucher is valid for 14 days from booking confirmation and expires at midnight on its last day. The customer using the service must be at least 10 years old. Arrive on time: late arrival without notice shortens the appointment, and arrival more than 15 minutes late means cancellation. No-shows and late arrivals cannot be refunded.

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time. The terms state that failing to attend at the confirmed time is not refundable. Keep your phone silent and avoid using it inside the spa, and watch your belongings, since the operator does not accept responsibility for items lost during the visit. Anyone who appears intoxicated may be refused service.

Who should book G360?

This spa is best for you if you are already in Hoi An and want a convenient, affordable treatment without making a whole day of it. The menu gives you several ways to use a short break: focus on your feet, book a body massage, or opt for a hair-wash combo. The low starting prices are appealing, but the treatment details and service consistency deserve a little attention before you commit.

I would be especially careful to reserve early and confirm the exact package, appointment time, and included services. If you value a reliably quiet atmosphere or expect a particular massage style, state that clearly before the session starts. G360 is worth considering for a simple spa stop at a sensible price, but I would not book it expecting a guaranteed luxury experience.

FAQ

Where is G360 Spa?

It is at 146 Ngô Quyen, Minh An Ward, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam.

What are G360 Spa’s opening hours?

The spa is open Monday through Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00. Last admission is at 20:30.

Do I need to reserve an appointment?

Yes. After buying a voucher, reserve a time through the Klook app. Reservations should be made at least four hours in advance, and the operator reconfirms the appointment time.

How long is the voucher valid?

The voucher is valid for 14 days from the booking confirmation date and expires at 00:00 on the last day.

What treatments can I book?

Options include foot massage, signature-ball body massage, aroma body massage, hot-stone body massage, a hair-wash and massage combo, and nail services.

How much do the packages cost?

Listed starting prices range from US$8.45 for nails to US$21.99 for signature-ball or hot-stone body massage. Other listed options include the hair-wash combo from US$10.15, aroma body massage from US$15.20, and foot massage from US$16.39.

Is there a minimum age?

Yes. The person using the service must be at least 10 years old.

What happens if I arrive late?

An arrival after your appointment time without notice shortens the treatment. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the appointment is cancelled, with no refund.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, based on destination local time. No-shows are not refunded.