Amy Spa & Massage Experience in District 1, Ho Chi Minh

Amy Spa’s 90-minute treatments offer a welcome pause from sightseeing in Ho Chi Minh City. Pick a foot massage or a hot stone body massage, then settle in for a session where the therapist can adjust the pressure to suit you. The foot option may work beyond your feet, so don’t expect 90 minutes focused only on your soles.

I like the long treatment time at a modest price, especially if you’ve spent the day walking. I also like that the spa offers two distinct choices, including hot stones for a warmer, slower-feeling treatment. One consideration: you need to reserve ahead, and arriving more than 15 minutes late can mean losing the appointment and your money.

At a glance

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• Two 90-minute options: a foot massage starts at US$16.89; a hot stone body massage starts at US$20.29.
• The foot massage can involve more than feet: the treatment may include other parts of the body, so ask what to expect if you want foot-focused work.
• Pressure is worth discussing: therapists can adjust it, and you can speak up if it feels too strong or too light.
• Tea, towels, and slippers are included: WiFi is also listed among the inclusions.
• Book your time before you go: appointments are available daily from 10:00 to 23:00, with last admission at 21:30.
• Arrive punctually: late appointments may be shortened, and appointments more than 15 minutes late may be cancelled without a refund.

A 90-minute reset in District 1

Amy Spa is at 110 Bui Thi Xuan Street, in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1. It’s a convenient address to keep in mind if your feet are tired from walking or you want to set aside a full hour and a half for a massage.

The experience is straightforward: choose a treatment, reserve a time, and show your voucher from the Klook app when you arrive. Tea, a towel, and slippers are included. WiFi is listed too, though you may be happier putting your phone aside for a while.

The two options are both 90 minutes, but they suit different moods. The foot massage is the less expensive choice and may be a good fit if you prefer not to book a full-body treatment. The hot stone massage costs a few dollars more and is the clearer choice if you want heat as part of the session.

There’s no separate tour route or sightseeing stop to plan around. The treatment itself is the point. That makes Amy Spa a useful choice for a rest day, a break between outings, or a quieter stretch before a late flight. Just don’t treat it as a last-minute walk-in: the spa recommends making an in-app reservation in advance.

Choosing between foot massage and hot stones

The 90-minute foot massage is listed from US$16.89. Despite the name, the treatment may reach beyond your feet. One person who booked it for a child who disliked full-body massages found that much of the body was worked on during the session. Another found that the treatment did not focus heavily on the soles.

That may be a plus if you want more than a foot rub, but it’s a useful detail if your main goal is focused work on your feet. Tell the therapist what you want before the massage begins, and ask whether the treatment can be kept more foot-centered. The available information doesn’t promise that the treatment will follow a particular sequence or spend a set amount of time on each area.

The 90-minute hot stone body massage starts from US$20.29. The small price difference makes it an appealing upgrade if you’re interested in heat as well as hands-on massage. The stones are one of the most praised parts of the experience, and one person appreciated that the therapist introduced them carefully rather than placing them suddenly.

People vary in how much pressure they like. If you want firm work, say so, but don’t assume that the strongest setting is right for you just because someone else preferred it. Therapists can adjust pressure to individual needs, and some check in during the treatment. Speak up if the pressure or use of the stones needs changing.

What the treatment feels like

You’ll want to arrive with enough time to get settled and explain your preferences. A consultation sheet has been used to record pressure choices for different parts of the body, with options such as strong, medium, or weak. It’s sensible to be specific, then confirm your preferences directly with the therapist rather than assuming every detail on a form will guide the whole session.

For the hot stone treatment, expect warmth to be part of the massage. The stones were described as comfortable, but warmth and pressure are personal matters. If anything feels uncomfortable, say so. The therapist can adjust the pressure, and a brief conversation at the start can help you avoid spending the session wishing you had asked for a change.

The foot massage may not be a narrow, foot-only treatment. It can include work on other parts of the body, which may make the 90 minutes feel like better value, but it also means you should clarify what you’re comfortable with. That matters particularly if you’re booking for a child or anyone who would rather avoid a full-body massage.

The atmosphere and service have been praised for being comfortable, friendly, and attentive. These are encouraging signs, though a massage is personal and the experience can depend on the therapist assigned to you. If you have a strong preference about pressure, focus, or quiet, state it plainly.

The extras, and what not to count on

Tea, towels, and slippers are included, giving you the basic comforts you want before and after a treatment. WiFi is also part of the listed inclusions. Some people have also described receiving yogurt and dried fruit, but those are not among the guaranteed inclusions, so enjoy them as a possible extra rather than a promise.

Lockers for personal belongings have been mentioned, including lockers with keys. If you’re bringing a large suitcase, plan ahead: there has been some concern about leaving larger luggage in a hallway. The spa does not take responsibility for lost belongings, so keep valuables secure and bring only what you need.

A shower may be available by advance arrangement, but it isn’t listed as part of either package. If you want to shower before or after your massage, ask the spa when you reserve rather than assuming you can use one on arrival.

The staff have been described as courteous, and basic Japanese has been available at times. That detail may be helpful if Japanese is your preferred language, but it isn’t a guaranteed service. No staff names or language guarantees are provided.

Is the price good value?

At US$16.89 for 90 minutes, the foot massage is an inexpensive way to give tired legs a rest. The hot stone body massage starts at US$20.29, only US$3.40 more at the stated starting prices. For someone curious about hot stones, the extra cost is modest.

The value depends on what you expect. If you want a precise, foot-only treatment, the foot massage may not match your aim because it can cover more of the body and may not dwell on the soles. If you want a longer, broader massage at a budget-friendly price, that wider approach could suit you well.

The hot stone option has the stronger case if you’re choosing by treatment style rather than price alone. It has been praised for comfort and attentive handling, though preferences differ: one person’s ideal pressure may be too strong for you. Tell the therapist what works, and make the appointment about your needs rather than trying to copy someone else’s treatment.

The listed starting prices can vary by availability or booking details, so check the amount shown when you select a package. Tips and other personal expenses are not included. Gratuities are optional, but they are not built into the price.

Make the booking work for you

Appointments are available Monday through Sunday from 10:00 to 23:00, and the last admission is 21:30. You need to request a reservation at least three hours in advance. The actual time is confirmed by the operator after you make the request, so reserve as early as you can if you need a particular slot.

After your booking is confirmed, send the appointment request through the Bookings page in the Klook app. Confirmation usually arrives within minutes. If it doesn’t appear, contact customer support. Bring up the voucher in the app when you arrive.

Be on time. If you arrive late without notice, your treatment may be shortened. More than 15 minutes late can mean cancellation, with no refund for a missed appointment. A confirmed no-show is also non-refundable. You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the activity date, based on local time.

The voucher is valid for 60 days from booking confirmation and expires at 00:00 on the final day. Check the date before you set your plans, and don’t leave a reservation to the last minute if your schedule is fixed. Capacity is limited, and early requests have a better chance of securing the time you want.

Who should book Amy Spa?

I’d consider Amy Spa if you want a reasonably priced 90-minute massage in District 1 and are willing to reserve ahead. It suits tired walkers, people with a gap between plans, and anyone who wants to try hot stones without committing to a costly treatment.

The foot massage may be the better pick if you want the lower price or prefer to avoid booking a named body massage. Just clarify the treatment’s focus at the start, since it may work beyond the feet. Choose hot stones if heat is part of what you’re after, and explain your preferred pressure before the session gets underway.

I’d look elsewhere if you need guaranteed walk-in service, a strictly foot-only massage, or certainty about extras such as snacks, showers, or luggage storage. For most people who want a long, simple break and can keep an appointment, Amy Spa offers a practical way to slow down in the middle of a busy city.

FAQ

Where is Amy Spa?

It is at 110 Bui Thi Xuan Street, Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.

How long are the treatments?

Both listed packages are 90 minutes: Foot Massage and Body Massage Hotstone.

How much does each treatment cost?

The foot massage starts at US$16.89, and the hot stone body massage starts at US$20.29. Check the selected package for the price that applies to your booking.

What is included?

The listed inclusions are WiFi, tea, a towel, slippers, and a foot massage. Other personal expenses and tips are not included.

Do I need to reserve in advance?

Yes. An in-app reservation is required, and you should request a time at least three hours ahead. The operator reconfirms the actual appointment time.

What are Amy Spa’s opening hours?

Amy Spa is open daily from 10:00 to 23:00. Last admission is at 21:30.

What happens if I arrive late?

Your appointment may be shortened if you arrive late without notice. If you are more than 15 minutes late, it may be cancelled. Late arrivals and no-shows are not refundable.

When does the voucher expire?

The voucher is valid for 60 days from the booking confirmation date and expires at 00:00 on the last day.