Hanz Sunset Spa 2 in Sunset Town, South Phu Quoc

Hanz Sunset Spa 2 gives you a choice of short foot-care treatments and longer massages in Sunset Town, with opening hours that run until 11 pm. It is a useful place to unwind after a day out, especially if you want to choose between a quick treatment and a full-body session without leaving the neighborhood.

I like the broad treatment menu, which ranges from heel care and cupping to hot stone and Thai-style massage. I also like the long daily hours, plus options as short as 30 minutes, so you can fit a treatment around other plans.

One thing to plan for: you need an appointment, and your selected time is not confirmed until the spa responds to your request. One massage customer also missed having a consultation about pressure and problem areas, so speak up before the treatment starts if you have preferences.

Key points to know before you book

• Pick your treatment with care: Options include Vietnamese or aroma body massage, hot stone or Thai-style massage, foot massage with an herbal soak, and hair wash with shoulder and neck massage.
• Short sessions are available: Heel care and cupping are listed at 30 minutes, while most other treatments run 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
• Expect a welcome drink: A cold drink on arrival is part of the spa’s hospitable feel. Some visits have also ended with warm tea and yogurt.
• Reserve early: Request your appointment through the Klook app after your voucher is confirmed. The operator reconfirms the time.
• Watch the clock: Late arrival can shorten your treatment. Arriving more than 10 minutes late can mean cancellation without a refund.
• Find the right address: The location is 56 Venice, Sunset Town. The meeting-point name also appears as Kim Boutique Spa, so check your voucher and map before setting out.

A Sunset Town break, with treatments for different moods

This is a spa appointment, not a guided tour with a set route. You choose a treatment, arrive at the spa, and spend the booked time on massage or personal care. That makes it an easy addition to a day in South Phu Quoc, but it also means the quality of your visit depends on choosing the right treatment and communicating what you want.

The menu has enough range to suit different needs. If your feet need attention, you can opt for a regular foot massage with an herbal soak or a hot stone version. If you want broader relief, body massage choices include Vietnamese, aroma, hot stone and Thai-style treatments. Hair washing with a shoulder, neck and nape massage is another option, while a back, shoulder and neck session focuses on those areas.

The setting is described as clean and comfortable, with a subtle herbal scent. That small detail helps set a calmer tone before treatment begins. A welcome drink is another thoughtful touch. At least one visit included cold iced tea on arrival, followed by warm tea and yogurt after the massage, though you should treat those extras as part of the reported experience rather than a guaranteed menu item.

Choose a treatment that fits your time and comfort

The main decision is whether you want a targeted treatment or a longer session. A 30-minute heel-care or cupping appointment is the shortest choice, useful if you have limited time or want to focus on one specific service. Heel care is listed as Caring For Pink Lotus Heels, in 30- or 60-minute versions. Cupping is listed at 30 minutes.

For tired feet, the foot massage with herbal soak is offered in 60- and 90-minute sessions. There is also a hot stone foot massage with herbal soak, again in 60 or 90 minutes. One person who chose the longer foot treatment found the foot pressure a little light but especially liked the skilled shoulder massage at the end. If firm pressure matters to you, say so before the therapist begins rather than waiting until the session is underway.

Hair wash with shoulder, neck and nape massage comes in 60- and 90-minute options. It is a good fit if you want a treatment that combines hair care with attention to the upper body. The back, shoulder, neck and nape massage is available for 60 or 90 minutes and keeps the focus on those areas.

For a full-body treatment, Vietnamese or aroma massage is offered in 60, 90 and 120 minutes. Hot stone and Thai-style body massage also come in those durations. The longer sessions give the therapist more time to work, but they also take a larger share of your day. If this is a rest stop between outings, 60 or 90 minutes may be easier to fit in. If relaxation is the main plan, you can choose the two-hour option.

What the appointment is like from arrival to finish

Arrive at 56 Venice in Sunset Town with your mobile voucher ready. The address is also associated with Kim Boutique Spa, so take a moment to match the map and business name shown in your confirmed booking. The location can be tricky to navigate, and one person had trouble making sense of the roads. If directions leave you uncertain, contact the spa before you set off rather than relying on a last-minute search.

A welcome drink may be waiting when you arrive. Then you’ll move into the treatment you booked. The available information does not specify a standard check-in consultation or a fixed treatment sequence, so don’t assume the therapist will ask about every detail automatically. Tell them about preferred pressure, sensitive areas and where you would like them to focus.

That advice matters because one person enjoyed a 90-minute Vietnamese massage but found it unusual not to be asked first about health, pressure or focus areas. It is a fair point. You can help the session suit you by sharing those preferences clearly at the start. If the pressure feels too light or too strong, speak up during the massage rather than trying to be polite through the whole appointment.

Feedback about the staff is particularly strong. The welcome, reception and treatment service have been described as friendly and professional, and massage skill is often praised. One person even returned on consecutive days, finding that different therapists had their own techniques but still delivered comfortable treatments. That suggests you may not get an identical style from one appointment to the next, which is worth remembering if you are booking more than once.

After the treatment, you may be offered tea or yogurt. A person who had a foot massage also found the shoulder work at the end especially good. If you are arranging onward transport, ask staff whether they can help. A return ride in a small tuk-tuk-like vehicle was arranged for one person, but transport is not listed as an included service, so don’t count on it being available every time.

Prices, duration and what the value means

The overall experience is advertised from $9.29, while the listed package prices start at $8.45 for heel care or cupping. Starting prices vary by option, and each treatment price is per person. The main choices begin at $16.25 for hair wash with shoulder, neck and nape massage, $16.89 for foot massage with herbal soak, and $18.59 for hot stone foot massage with herbal soak.

Body massage prices start at $20.29 for Vietnamese or aroma massage and $23.65 for hot stone or Thai-style massage. Back, shoulder, neck and nape massage also starts at $20.29. Those are starting prices, not a promise that every duration costs the same. Check the exact option and time before booking, since a 90- or 120-minute session may cost more than the entry price shown.

The value is less about finding the lowest possible massage price and more about getting a convenient treatment in Sunset Town with a good range of durations. One person staying at the Hilton described the spa as a short walk away and considered it relatively affordable compared with other Sunset Town options. That is useful if you are already staying nearby, though you should compare the price of your chosen treatment rather than relying on the starting rate alone.

The high proportion of positive feedback and repeated praise for staff service support considering it for a relaxing break. Still, the occasional comment about lighter foot pressure and the lack of an initial consultation point to a simple way to improve your odds: choose the right treatment, state your preferences clearly, and don’t wait for the therapist to guess.

Book ahead and make the arrival simple

The spa is open daily from 9 am to 11 pm, with last admission at 9:30 pm. Appointment availability is listed across those same daily hours, but the operator has to confirm the time you request. You need to reserve at least three hours in advance, and booking earlier gives you a better chance of securing your preferred slot.

After your voucher is confirmed, use the Bookings page in the Klook app to request an appointment. Confirmation of the voucher is not the same as confirmation of your treatment time, so check for the operator’s response before you head over. The voucher is valid for 60 days from booking confirmation and expires at midnight on the final day.

Arrive on time. If you are late without notice, your appointment may be shortened; if you are more than 10 minutes late, it may be cancelled. A no-show at the confirmed time is not refundable. You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time.

Keep your phone on silent and avoid using it inside the spa. Look after your belongings, since personal items are your responsibility, and note that someone who appears intoxicated may be refused service. These are ordinary safeguards, but they are easy to overlook when you are moving between activities.

Is Hanz Sunset Spa 2 right for you?

I’d consider booking this spa if you are staying in or visiting Sunset Town and want a convenient massage with a choice of treatment length. The strongest reasons to go are the broad menu, late opening hours, and consistently warm comments about staff and massage skill. It suits you especially well if you want to build in an hour or two of rest, or if a short foot-care service fits your schedule better.

I would pause if you need a highly tailored session but are not comfortable stating your needs yourself. The initial consultation may not cover pressure and focus areas in detail, so take the lead. Also confirm your appointment and location carefully, since the time must be reconfirmed and the spa can be hard to find.

For a smooth visit, reserve early, check the exact price for your chosen duration, and arrive with a clear idea of what you want. Do that, and this looks like a practical way to turn a busy day in South Phu Quoc into a quieter one.

FAQ

Where is Hanz Sunset Spa 2?

The address is 56 Venice, Sunset Town, An Thoi, Phu Quoc, Kien Giang. The meeting-point name is also shown as Kim Boutique Spa, so check your voucher and map before you go.

What are the opening hours?

The spa is open Monday through Sunday from 9 am to 11 pm. Last admission is 9:30 pm.

Do I need to reserve an appointment?

Yes. Request a reservation after your voucher is confirmed, using the Bookings page in the Klook app. Reserve at least three hours ahead, and wait for the operator to reconfirm your time.

What treatments can I choose?

Options include Vietnamese or aroma body massage, hot stone or Thai-style body massage, hair wash with shoulder and neck massage, foot massage with herbal soak, hot stone foot massage with herbal soak, back and shoulder massage, heel care, and cupping.

How long are the treatments?

Heel care is available for 30 or 60 minutes, and cupping is 30 minutes. Other listed treatments generally offer 60- or 90-minute sessions, while Vietnamese or aroma and hot stone or Thai-style body massages also have 120-minute options.

What should I bring to the appointment?

Present your mobile voucher and arrive on time. Keep your phone on silent inside the spa, and take responsibility for your belongings.

Can I get a refund if I cancel?

A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time. No-shows at the confirmed appointment time are not refunded.