A short massage can be a useful pause between Da Nang’s sights, and Clover Spa makes that pause easy to fit into a day. The basic experience is a 30-minute shoulder, neck, head and back massage, with tea and a small snack afterward. Longer treatments are available if you want more time on the table.
I like two things here: the central address, close to Dragon Bridge and Han Market, and the range of treatments, from a focused head-and-shoulder session to hot stone, herbal and foot therapies. The spa also has six service rooms, two dry steam rooms and six soaking tubs, giving it more facilities than a quick massage stop.
The caution is consistency. Many people leave pleased with the therapists’ pressure, care and technique, but at least one experience was sharply negative, and one hot-stone treatment included little time with the stones. Be clear about the treatment you want and the pressure you prefer.
- Clover Spa at a glance
- A short treatment on Tran Phu Street
- What the spa’s facilities add
- Choosing the right massage
- Tea, snacks and the pace of the visit
- What the price buys
- A good fit for a central-city break
- Should you book Clover Spa?
- FAQ
- Where is Clover Spa & Massage in Da Nang?
- What does the 30-minute experience include?
- What other treatments can I book?
- What are Clover Spa’s opening hours?
- What is the minimum age?
- Should I reserve directly with the spa?
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Clover Spa at a glance
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8 / 8- A 30-minute reset: The Body Part Therapy package covers the shoulder, neck and head, with the included description also listing back massage.
- Several ways to unwind: Choose from aroma body massage, Vietnamese traditional massage, hot stone and herbal body massage, foot therapy, or a body scrub and mask.
- A city-center address: Find the spa at 266 Tran Phu Street, near Dragon Bridge and Han Market.
- Facilities for a longer visit: The spa has six service rooms, 19 beds, two dry steam rooms, six soaking tubs and one shampoo-bed room.
- A small finish to the session: Tea and snacks are included with the featured experience. The snacks have included boiled eggs and coconut cookies, while another treatment ended with porridge.
- Book your time directly: Capacity is limited, so contact the branch through the reservation details on your voucher to secure a preferred slot.
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A short treatment on Tran Phu Street
Clover Spa sits at 266 Tran Phu Street in Phuoc Ninh Ward, Hai Chau District, a handy address if you are exploring central Da Nang. The location is described as close to Dragon Bridge and Han Market, which makes a massage a sensible add-on before or after a city walk. Transportation is not included, so plan your own way there.
The spa’s basic experience is a 30-minute shoulder, neck, head and back massage. That is a compact treatment, best thought of as targeted relief rather than a full-body session. If a long massage is the main event of your day, look at the longer packages instead.
The service menu includes aroma body massage, Vietnamese traditional massage, hot stone and herbal body massage, foot therapy, body scrub and mask with herbal lotions, and shoulder, neck and head therapy. Starting prices supplied for these options range from about US$10.15 to US$22.65, though the overall experience is advertised from US$11.15. Check the exact package and price at booking, since options differ.
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What the spa’s facilities add
Clover has six service rooms and 19 beds, along with two dry steam rooms, six soaking tubs and a room with a shampoo bed. This is a substantial set of facilities for a city spa, but it does not mean every booking includes access to every room or amenity. Treat the facilities as part of the setting, and confirm what is included with your chosen treatment.
A clean, comfortable room matters when you want to relax, and several customers have highlighted the spa’s tidy spaces, pleasant scent and quiet private rooms. One person particularly liked the herbal fragrance and calm setting. Those details help make the visit feel like a break from the street, without claiming a resort-scale escape.
The shampoo-bed room is worth noting if you are considering a service that includes hair washing. One treatment included a thorough wash, with shampoo applied three times. That was a specific experience, not a stated feature of every package, so check the exact service before you book.
Choosing the right massage
For a quick break, the Body Part Therapy option focuses on the shoulder, neck and head. It is the most straightforward choice if you have limited time or want attention on one area. Some people have found the therapists good at locating tension and adjusting pressure, but technique is not a sure thing. Tell your therapist what feels comfortable, and speak up if you want firmer or lighter pressure.
The Vietnamese traditional massage is a better fit if you want a more substantial treatment. It has drawn especially strong praise for careful pacing, professional technique and therapists who check whether the pressure is right. Still, a massage is personal, and one customer’s excellent session does not guarantee that every therapist or treatment will suit you.
Aroma body massage offers another option if you prefer oil and a gentler feel. One person described a session that was gentle but still had good pressure, while another found the technique disappointing. That contrast makes it sensible to set expectations: the spa’s atmosphere may be consistently relaxing, but the massage itself can depend on the therapist and your preferences.
The hot stone and herbal body massage needs a little extra care when choosing. One 70-minute session included only about three minutes of hot-stone work, with more attention given to the aromatherapy bath. If hot stones are the main reason you are booking, ask the spa how much of the treatment is devoted to them before you pay.
Foot therapy is the clear pick if you would rather focus on tired feet than your back or shoulders. The body scrub and mask with herbal lotions suits someone looking for a treatment beyond massage. Exact durations and step-by-step details are not provided for every package, so confirm those particulars directly with the spa.
Tea, snacks and the pace of the visit
Tea and a snack are included with the featured 30-minute experience. The small refreshment is a pleasant way to finish, though the food may be more practical than memorable. One person received boiled eggs, coconut cookies and tea, and would have preferred fruit; another enjoyed the tea and snacks. A separate treatment ended with porridge, so the offering can vary.
Do not mistake this for a meal stop. The refreshments are a modest extra, not a reason to choose one treatment over another. Their real value is that they give you a moment to sit down after the massage rather than stepping straight back onto the street.
The spa asks you to silence your phone and avoid using it inside. That is a fair request in a place designed for quiet, and it also makes the session more restful for the people around you. Arrive on time: an unannounced late arrival can shorten your appointment, and a delay of more than 15 minutes can lead to cancellation.
What the price buys
With prices starting around US$11, Clover is an affordable way to add a short wellness break to a Da Nang itinerary. The 30-minute treatment makes particular sense if you want a quick reset without committing a large part of the day. Longer packages cost more, with the supplied prices for options such as Vietnamese traditional massage and hot stone and herbal massage reaching roughly US$19 to US$23.
Value depends on matching the package to what you want. If you mainly need attention to your neck and shoulders, the shorter treatment may be enough. If you expect a full, carefully paced body massage, compare the duration and details of the longer options rather than assuming the lowest starting price covers the same experience.
The strongest value seems to come when the therapist’s technique matches your needs. People have praised professional, attentive pressure and a thorough massage, while one person described an aroma session as little more than oil rubbing. The range is wide, so clear communication is worth more than choosing by package name alone.
A good fit for a central-city break
Clover suits you if you are staying in central Da Nang, want a clean place for a massage, and value having several treatment types under one roof. The location is practical for pairing with Dragon Bridge or Han Market, and the 30-minute option is easy to fit around sightseeing. Families can participate from age five, though the same price applies to all ages.
It is less certain as a choice if you are particular about massage technique or have one must-have detail, such as a long hot-stone sequence. In that case, contact the spa before booking and explain what matters to you. The provider’s own reservation channels are recommended because capacity is limited and third-party booking does not guarantee a preferred time.
The spa is open daily from 09:00 to 22:30, with last admission at 21:00. Your voucher is valid only for its specified date and time, and you present it on your phone. If you need to cancel, a full refund is available when you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local time. In severe weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the operator may cancel and offer a new date or full refund.
Should you book Clover Spa?
I would consider Clover for a convenient, reasonably priced massage in central Da Nang, especially if a 30-minute shoulder, neck and head treatment is all you need. Its clean rooms, quiet atmosphere, friendly service and range of packages are appealing, and the included tea and snack make the visit feel complete.
Book with realistic expectations about consistency. Choose your package for the treatment you actually want, confirm the details directly with the spa, and arrive on time. If you want a longer massage or have a specific expectation for hot stones, ask questions before you reserve. That small bit of preparation can help turn a simple city stop into a genuinely restful break.
Clover Spa & Massage Experience in Da Nang
“The service here is very friendly. Even though we wanted to go for our massage earlier that day, the staff kindly and immediately arranged it for u…”
FAQ
Where is Clover Spa & Massage in Da Nang?
It is at 266 Tran Phu Street, Phuoc Ninh Ward, Hai Chau District, Da Nang City.
What does the 30-minute experience include?
It includes a 30-minute shoulder, neck, head and back massage, plus a shower room, WiFi, tea and snacks.
What other treatments can I book?
Options include aroma body massage, Vietnamese traditional massage, hot stone and herbal body massage, foot therapy, body scrub and mask with herbal lotions, and shoulder, neck and head therapy.
What are Clover Spa’s opening hours?
It is open Monday through Sunday from 09:00 to 22:30. Last admission is at 21:00.
What is the minimum age?
Participants must be at least five years old. The same price applies to all ages.
Should I reserve directly with the spa?
Yes. Capacity is limited, and a booking through a third party does not guarantee a time slot. Contact the branch through the reservation channels on your voucher to confirm your preferred time.
