Charm Spa & Massage Nguyen Chi Thanh Street in Da Nang

Charm Spa’s original Da Nang branch has offered massage and wellness treatments since 2013. You can choose a scalp-focused hairwash or book a 60- or 90-minute body massage, with a footbath included in one reported massage routine. It is a practical way to set aside time for care in the middle of a city stay.

I like two things about the choice here: the menu covers both simple hair and scalp care and more focused body treatments, and the reported deep tissue session included a welcome tea, a needs survey, and an attentive check-in during the massage. Those small steps matter when you want pressure adjusted rather than guessed.

The main caution is consistency, especially with the hairwash. Some people have found the scalp work too rough, and help with blow-drying may not be uniform. If you are sensitive to fingernail scratching, say so clearly before the treatment begins.

Key points before you book

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• The original Charm Spa branch opened in Da Nang in 2013, and the brand also operates in Nha Trang and Da Lat.
• A deep tissue massage may include a footbath first, followed by a therapist checking your response to pressure.
• Hairwash packages run for 60 or 90 minutes and combine shampooing, scalp care, and relaxing massage.
• Prices depend on the treatment: the listed options range from hairwash at US$15.05 to hot stone massage at US$27.55.
• Reserve your appointment in advance, at least three hours ahead, and arrive on time.
• Hairwash technique can be a concern: ask for gentle scalp work and confirm what help is available for drying your hair.

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A long-running spa on Nguyen Chi Thanh

Charm Spa is at 283 Nguyen Chi Thanh in Hai Chau, Da Nang. It was the first branch of a spa chain founded in 2013, now also operating in Nha Trang and Da Lat. That gives the place a longer local track record than a pop-up wellness stop, though experience alone cannot guarantee that every treatment will suit you.

The spa describes its service as a luxury experience, but I would judge it by the treatment you book and the care you need, not by a label. A deep tissue massage and a hairwash call for very different skills. The useful question is whether staff listen to your preferences and adjust the service to you.

The treatment menu is broad enough to suit different kinds of tired. You can opt for a hairwash, foot massage, facial using Dermalogica products, deep tissue body massage, or herbal hot stone body massage. Most treatments are offered for 60 minutes, while the hairwash, deep tissue, and hot stone options also have 90-minute versions.

What happens during a treatment

There is no single itinerary for every booking, since your experience depends on which package you choose. The most useful sense of the flow comes from the deep tissue treatment: you arrive, receive tea, answer questions about what you need and your pressure sensitivity, and are then shown to a treatment room.

For that massage, a footbath came before the bodywork. The therapist paid attention to the client’s reaction and adjusted their approach, with firm pressure working on tendons and ligaments. That kind of focused pressure can feel satisfying if you enjoy a strong massage. If you prefer light touch, have pain concerns, or simply do not want firm work, make that clear before the session starts and speak up again during it.

A drink and small refreshments, including watermelon and something described as yogurt-like, were offered after that particular massage. Treat this as a possible finishing touch rather than a guaranteed part of every package. The listed inclusions are tea, a towel, and slippers, so do not book expecting particular post-treatment food or drink.

The hairwash follows a different purpose. Its nourishing shampoo package combines cleansing and scalp care with relaxing massage. That can be a welcome change from a quick shampoo at a salon, especially after travel, but the quality depends on how gently the technician works. A report of rough fingernail scratching is worth taking seriously if your scalp is sensitive. Tell the staff before they begin that you want gentle pressure and no scratching with fingernails.

Choosing between massage, hairwash, and facial care

Hairwash, 60 or 90 minutes: The package combines shampooing, cleansing, scalp care, and relaxing massage. It is the lower-priced option on the menu, though the price shown for this package is not the lowest figure in the overall summary. If you book it, agree on how gentle you want the scalp work to be and ask whether staff will help dry your hair. One complaint involved a customer being asked to blow-dry their own hair while others received assistance, so it is sensible to check rather than assume.

Foot massage, 60 minutes: This is a focused option if you want care for your feet without booking a full body treatment. The available details do not specify the exact sequence or techniques, so ask staff what the session includes if that would affect your choice.

Facial with Dermalogica products, 60 minutes: The listed package names the product line and duration, but does not describe the facial steps or which products are used. If you have skin sensitivities or a particular concern, tell the spa before treatment and ask whether the service is suitable for you.

Deep tissue body massage, 60 or 90 minutes: This is the strongest fit if you want firm, targeted pressure. A 60-minute session was described as attentive and powerful, with the therapist checking the client’s reaction. If you tend to enjoy firm massage, consider the 90-minute version: one person wished they had booked longer. That is a personal preference, not a guarantee that a longer session will be better for everyone.

Herbal hot stone body massage, 60 or 90 minutes: This option costs more than deep tissue on the listed menu. The available details do not explain the stone temperature, placement, or massage sequence, so ask about those points if you are sensitive to heat or want to know how the session will work before booking.

How the price compares with the time

The experience summary gives a starting price of US$16.55, while the package menu lists hairwash from US$15.05. Other listed starting prices are US$19.19 for a 60-minute foot massage, US$20.45 for a 60-minute facial, US$22.95 for deep tissue, and US$27.55 for herbal hot stone massage. Because the headline and package figures differ, check the amount shown for your selected treatment before you pay.

Value depends on what you want from a spa visit. A hairwash gives you time for cleansing and scalp care at a comparatively low price, while a body massage costs more but includes a full 60- or 90-minute treatment. The 90-minute versions are a sensible choice if you already know you like long massages and want more time on the table. If you are unsure about pressure or technique, starting with 60 minutes limits both the cost and the commitment.

The price does not include personal expenses or tips. Tips are not mandatory in the supplied details, so treat them as your choice rather than an expected part of the package.

Booking and arrival in central Da Nang

The spa is open daily from 09:00 to 23:00. You need to reserve after purchasing your voucher, and the operator recommends booking at least three hours ahead. Request the appointment through the Bookings page in the Klook app. Available times are only a guide until the spa reconfirms your requested slot, so reserve early if you have a tight schedule.

Your voucher is valid for 60 days from booking confirmation, and you present it on your phone. The treatment price applies per person. If you arrive late without notifying the spa, your appointment may be shortened; arriving more than 15 minutes late can mean cancellation. A no-show at your confirmed time is not refundable. If your plans change, cancellation at least 24 hours before the activity date qualifies for a full refund.

Once inside, silence your phone and avoid using it during the treatment. Keep your belongings with you and take responsibility for them, as the operator does not accept liability for lost items. Anyone who appears intoxicated may be refused service.

Is this the right spa stop for you?

I would consider Charm Spa if you want a treatment with a clear duration and a choice between hair and scalp care, footwork, facial care, or body massage. The deep tissue option is appealing if you like firm pressure and appreciate a therapist who checks your response. The hairwash may suit you if you want shampooing with a longer scalp-care element, but it calls for a little more discussion up front.

This is less convincing if you need a reliably gentle hairwash and do not feel comfortable speaking up about technique. Ask for the pressure you want before the service starts, and confirm whether blow-drying assistance is included. If that detail is important, get a clear answer when you reserve.

Book it if the treatment menu, location, and time slot fit your plans, and you are willing to communicate your preferences. For a hairwash, be especially clear about gentle handling. For deep tissue, tell the therapist what pressure feels right and whether you want a longer session.

FAQ

Where is Charm Spa in Da Nang?

It is at 283 Nguyen Chi Thanh, Hai Chau, Da Nang, Vietnam.

What are the spa’s opening hours?

Charm Spa is listed as open every day from 09:00 to 23:00.

What treatments can I book?

Options include 60- or 90-minute hairwash, 60-minute foot massage, 60-minute facial with Dermalogica products, 60- or 90-minute deep tissue massage, and 60- or 90-minute herbal hot stone massage.

What is included with the treatment?

The listed inclusions are tea, a towel, and slippers. Hairwash packages combine shampooing, cleansing, scalp care, and relaxing massage.

Do I need to reserve before I arrive?

Yes. Purchase the voucher, then request an appointment through the Bookings page in the Klook app. Make the request at least three hours in advance. The operator reconfirms the actual appointment time.

What happens if I arrive late?

Your appointment may be shortened if you are late and have not notified the spa. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the appointment may be cancelled. No-shows at the confirmed time are not refundable.

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 destination local time.