Miu Miu Salon Vietnamese Style Hair Washing at Phrom Phong Bangkok

Miu Miu Salon turns a hair wash into a longer pause in the day: you settle in for a foot bath, facial care, head massage and hair treatment, then finish with tea and a snack. I like that the 60-minute package includes more than a shampoo, and that the salon is only a few minutes from Phrom Phong BTS.

I also like the choice of shorter hair-spa and longer head-spa packages, so you can match the treatment to your schedule and budget. The trade-off is that this is a small salon, not a hushed luxury spa, and the experience can depend on your therapist and package. Check the details before you pay, especially if you have long hair.

Key points before you book

• The 60-minute Hello Miu Miu package includes a foot bath, facial cleansing and mask, head massage, hair wash, hydrotherapy, blow-dry, tea and a snack.
• The salon is near Phrom Phong BTS: walk about three minutes from Exit 2 toward Sukhumvit 24.
• You can choose four listed packages: 60 or 90 minutes for hair spa, and 110 or 175 minutes for head spa.
• The strongest feature is the slow, soothing treatment: head massage and careful hair washing are the main reasons to go.
• It is not a guaranteed luxury experience: the salon is compact, and reports range from very relaxing to merely average.
• Ask about extra charges in advance: one person reported a 300-baht surcharge for long hair on a different package.

A hair wash with a longer rhythm

Miu Miu Salon offers a Vietnamese and Korean-style hair spa in the Phrom Phong area of Bangkok. The idea is simple: instead of treating a wash as a quick stop at a hairdresser, the salon builds it into a longer session with several care steps. It can be a welcome change if you have already had your fill of Thai massage, or if you want a quieter activity between shopping and sightseeing.

The experience is less about a dramatic transformation than about slowing down. The 60-minute Hello Miu Miu package is the shortest option, but it still combines hair care with a foot bath, facial cleansing and mask, head massage, hydrotherapy, and a blow-dry. The longer options give you more time in the salon, though the exact inclusions may vary by package.

That distinction matters. The 60-minute treatment details are clear, while the longer packages have their own names and durations. Do not assume every step included in Hello Miu Miu is automatically part of every other option. Before you book, check the package description for the treatment you want.

What happens during the 60-minute session

The sequence begins with a foot bath, a small but useful shift from street pace to salon pace. It gives you a moment to settle before the hair and facial care begin. One account of a longer salon treatment describes foot washing followed by facial cleansing, though the precise order can vary by package.

Facial cleansing and a mask are part of the 60-minute package. If you are wearing makeup, let the staff know ahead of time so they can prepare to remove it. That is a practical detail worth handling before you arrive, particularly if you are coming straight from a day out.

The head massage is the heart of the treatment. The general approach described in the experience information and feedback is gentle and relaxing, rather than the stretching and twisting associated with some forms of Thai massage. A few staff members named in feedback include Ni, Beer and Cream, but you cannot count on a particular therapist being available unless the salon confirms it.

Next comes the hair wash with shampoo and conditioner, paired with hydrotherapy. The package lists these as included but does not explain the hydrotherapy method in detail, so ask the salon if you want to know exactly what it involves. The treatment ends with a blow-dry, followed by tea and a snack. That final pause is a pleasant way to return to the day without rushing straight back onto the pavement.

The overall effect is a multi-step grooming treatment, not a medical service or a full-body massage. Go for the combination of hair washing and calm, hands-on care. If your main priority is a strong massage or a silent, private spa room, this may not be the right fit.

Choosing between 60 and 175 minutes

There are four named options. Hello Miu Miu is a 60-minute hair spa, with a listed starting price of US$47.55. Miu Miu’s Cloud is a 90-minute hair spa, from US$56.45. For a longer head-spa session, Miu Miu’s Golden Ritual lasts 110 minutes and starts at US$78.75, while Miu Miu’s Secret of Royalty runs 175 minutes from US$139.65.

The activity’s headline price is listed from US$52.29, while the package menu gives a lower starting price for Hello Miu Miu. Prices can vary by package and booking offer, so use the price shown for your chosen date and treatment as the one to compare. Other packages mentioned at the salon include 90- and 100-minute options, but their names and pricing are not part of the four-package selection above.

For a first visit, the 60-minute treatment is a sensible test of the salon’s style. It gives you the central elements without asking you to set aside half a day. Choose 90 minutes if you want more time for the hair-spa format. The 110- and 175-minute head-spa options suit you best if the treatment itself is a main event, not just a short break between plans.

The longer session is not automatically better value. One person found a 90-minute treatment over too quickly, while another felt a 90-minute hair-spa package was average for the price. That difference points to personal taste: if you love slow head massage and detailed hair care, extra time may feel worthwhile. If you mainly want a good wash, the shorter session may be enough.

What the price buys, and what to check

The value here comes from the number of steps and the time set aside for them, not from a single exceptional massage technique. A foot bath, facial care, hair wash, hydrotherapy, blow-dry, and refreshments make the 60-minute package more involved than a basic salon shampoo. At the higher end, the longer head-spa options cost more because they reserve substantially more time.

Still, the price is not universally seen as a bargain. Some people describe the service as comfortable and worth trying, while others find the technique ordinary or the price too high for the result. One person also noted that the salon’s in-person price appeared lower than the amount paid through a booking platform. Compare the package and total price before committing, rather than assuming one channel will always be cheaper.

There is one specific cost to clarify: a person booking a different 90-minute package reported being asked to pay an extra 300 Thai baht for long hair. That does not establish a standard salon policy, and it may not apply to your treatment. But it is enough reason to ask before booking, especially if your hair is long or thick. Also confirm whether any personal expenses or add-ons are outside the package price.

A compact salon near the BTS

Miu Miu Salon is at 16 Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110. From Phrom Phong BTS Exit 2, head toward Sukhumvit 24; the walk is about three minutes. The location is a strong practical point if you are staying or spending time in the Phrom Phong area, since you can reach the appointment without arranging a taxi.

The salon is described as being in an alley, with a Japanese restaurant nearby, and one person found it opposite the Mercure Hotel. The entrance is said to be easy to spot once you are close, but map directions are useful for the final turn. Give yourself a little time to locate it rather than arriving at the last minute.

The space is not large. Some people find the environment clean, comfortable and peaceful; others have noticed noise from a nearby public area. One person also found the hair-washing bed hard and uncomfortable on the back. If you have trouble lying flat or are sensitive to a firm surface, ask about the setup when you arrive and speak up if you need an adjustment.

Lockers have been noted as available for belongings, which can be handy if you are coming from a shopping trip. Do not assume every package or appointment has the same room arrangement, though. Some sessions may be in a private room, while others can be in a more open area.

The strengths, and the limits

The most consistently praised part is the relaxing head wash and massage. Some people have found the process so soothing they nearly fell asleep, and several describe the staff as friendly, attentive and careful. The reception team has also been praised for clear explanations, including in Chinese. Names mentioned include Ming at reception and therapists Ni, Beer and Cream, but staffing can change.

Cleanliness and convenience are other useful strengths. The salon is close to the BTS, and people describe the setting as tidy and easy to reach. For a visitor with a full day of city plans, those details count: you can fit in a treatment without spending much of the day in transit.

The limits are worth keeping in view. This is not a large resort spa, and the atmosphere may not feel private or silent throughout. The quality of the massage is subjective, and some people consider the treatment routine or average for its cost. A session that feels deeply relaxing to one person may seem like a sequence of ordinary steps to another.

The salon offers several services beyond the 60-minute package, including different hair and head-spa options. Do not assume add-ons such as nail care or ear cleaning are included in your chosen booking simply because they appeared in someone else’s treatment. Confirm the exact package contents with the salon.

Who will get the most from it

This treatment makes sense if you enjoy hair washing as a form of relaxation, want a break from traditional massage, or are looking for a salon experience that bundles hair care with facial and head treatments. It is also a practical choice if you are already near Phrom Phong and want a scheduled, indoor activity.

It may be less appealing if you expect a high-end spa setting, a very firm massage, or a guaranteed private room. If price is your main concern, compare the package options and ask about possible long-hair fees before paying. The 60-minute option offers a lower-commitment introduction; the longer treatments make more sense if you know that slow, detailed head care is your kind of downtime.

The operator does not recommend participation for women more than one month pregnant, children aged 0 to 15, or anyone with health conditions. You are responsible for telling the operator about relevant health concerns, and the operator states it is not responsible for adverse effects from treatment. Take that warning seriously and ask before booking if you are unsure.

Should you book Miu Miu Salon?

Book it if you want a convenient, multi-step hair spa near Phrom Phong BTS and value a slow head wash, massage, and facial care more than a grand spa setting. The shorter treatment is a reasonable first try; choose a longer package if you want the session itself to be a substantial part of your day.

Skip it, or ask more questions first, if you are sensitive to firm salon beds, need a quiet private room, or are uneasy about possible add-on charges. Arrive 15 minutes early, confirm the price for your hair length, and make sure you have selected the package whose duration and inclusions match what you want.

FAQ

Where is Miu Miu Salon?

It is at 16 Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110.

How do I get to the salon by BTS?

Walk about three minutes from Phrom Phong BTS station, Exit 2, heading toward Sukhumvit 24.

What are the salon’s opening hours?

The stated hours are 11:00 to 22:00, Monday through Sunday.

What is included in the 60-minute Hello Miu Miu package?

It includes a foot bath, facial cleansing and mask, head massage, shampoo and conditioner, hydrotherapy, blow-dry, and tea with a snack.

How long are the available packages?

The listed options last 60, 90, 110, or 175 minutes.

How do I present my booking voucher?

Present your voucher from the Klook app.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled activity time. A late arrival can shorten the appointment, and an arrival more than 15 minutes late may result in cancellation.

Can children or people with health conditions take part?

The activity is not recommended for children aged 0 to 15, women more than one month pregnant, or anyone with health conditions. Tell the operator about any special health conditions before treatment.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using the destination’s local time.