Day Spa in District 1 Ho Chi Minh City

Just around the corner from Tan Dinh’s famous Pink Church, Day Spa offers a practical way to rest tired feet and shoulders between city outings. I like two things in particular: the broad choice of treatments, from herbal shampoo to Thai massage, and the staff’s habit of checking how much pressure feels right. The Day Spa Combo can add a foot or leg massage, bodywork, and a head treatment in one visit.

One consideration: this is a multi-floor shop, not a secluded resort spa. There is no elevator, and rooms may be shared, so ask about your room setup if privacy or stairs matter to you. Air-conditioning can also feel cold during treatments, especially if you are lightly dressed.

The useful details at a glance

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• A minute from the Pink Church: Day Spa is at 68 Dinh Cong Trang, near Tan Dinh Church and Tan Dinh Market.
• Pick the treatment that fits your day: Options include herbal shampoo, aroma massage, hot stones, Thai massage, Japanese Shiatsu, and spa combinations.
• Pressure is part of the conversation: Therapists may ask what feels comfortable, so speak up if you want lighter or firmer work.
• The combo can take time: It may include foot or leg massage, body massage, and a head massage with hair wash. The exact package and duration depend on what you book.
• Tea, towel, slippers, and a locker are included: Other personal expenses and tips are not.
• Plan for stairs and punctuality: The shop occupies several floors, has no elevator, and may cancel appointments if you arrive 15 minutes late or more.

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A short walk from the Pink Church

Day Spa sits at 68 Dinh Cong Trang in Tan Dinh, about a minute on foot from the Pink Church, also known as Tan Dinh Church. The proximity makes it easy to pair a treatment with a visit to the church or a walk through nearby Tan Dinh Market. You will not need to build a long cross-city journey around your appointment.

The spa is reached via an alley opposite the church. That detail matters: the address is close, but the entrance may not be obvious if you are expecting a large street-front storefront. Give yourself time to find the lane, and aim to arrive 10 minutes before your booked time.

Choosing between a shampoo, massage, and combo

The menu covers both quick refreshers and longer sessions. Herbal Shampoo is a lower-cost choice if you mainly want a thorough hair wash and head massage. Aroma Body Massage, Hot Stones Body Massage, Thailand Body Massage, and Japanese Shiatsu offer different approaches to bodywork. The Day Spa Combo is the broadest option, and it suits you if you want more than one treatment without arranging separate appointments.

The combo is not necessarily a single fixed sequence. Treatments described include foot or leg massage, body massage, and a head massage with hair wash. Some combinations also include a face mask. One reported three-hour visit included a full hour each for foot and leg work, body massage, and head massage with hair wash, while other visits took around two hours. Check the exact duration and inclusions for the package you select, rather than assuming every combo follows the same schedule.

The listed starting prices vary by package: Herbal Shampoo is shown from US$6.75, Aroma Body Massage from US$16.55, Hot Stones from US$16.85, Thai massage from US$18.59, Shiatsu from US$20.25, Day Spa Combo from US$24.65, and Extra Pampering from US$13.19. The overall experience price is also advertised from US$7.45, so check the price shown for your date and selected treatment before paying.

What the visit feels like, step by step

Arrive at reception, show your mobile voucher, and settle in. Tea is included, and the spa provides a towel, slippers, and a locker. Lockers are located near the entrance, according to the facility setup described, so you can put away your belongings before treatment. Still, keep valuables secure: the operator does not accept responsibility for lost items.

Before massage, you may be asked about your condition and preferred pressure. That is a useful moment to be clear. Say if you want gentle work, firmer pressure, or extra care around a particular area. If you have a health condition, tell the operator before treatment; the responsibility to disclose it rests with you.

During a body treatment, the therapist may check whether the pressure is comfortable. This small exchange can make a real difference, particularly with Thai massage or Shiatsu, where pressure and stretching can feel more direct than a light aroma massage. Do not treat silence as a requirement for relaxation. A simple request to ease up or focus elsewhere is sensible.

If you choose a hair treatment, expect the head massage and wash to be a major part of the visit, not just a quick rinse at the end. People often book Herbal Shampoo on its own, while the combo can fold hair care into a longer treatment. If you are sensitive to cold air, bring that up before settling in. Air-conditioning can blow directly toward the head in some areas, including near the hair-washing space.

After treatment, tea or a small snack may be offered. Yogurt is a recurring extra in the spa experience, though it is not listed among the guaranteed inclusions. Enjoy it as a possible bonus, not something to count on when comparing packages.

What the prices buy you

This is a value-focused stop, especially if you are considering a longer treatment. A basic shampoo session costs far less than the multi-part combo, while the higher-priced choices give you more time or a specific style of bodywork. If you have only an hour or want to freshen up after sightseeing, a single treatment may be enough. If you have a free afternoon, the combo can turn a short break into a proper rest.

Price alone does not tell the whole story. The included tea, towel, slippers, and locker reduce small add-on costs, and the location lets you combine a spa visit with nearby sights. At the same time, tips and other personal expenses are not included. Set your expectations around the treatment you have chosen, and confirm its length before booking.

The setting: clean, friendly, and practical

The shop occupies several floors, with different services and rooms arranged by level. The space is described as clean and comfortable, and clean towels, sheets, and treatment clothing are part of the setup. That matters for a service where you are changing into massage clothes and spending time on a treatment bed.

Privacy can vary. Some people describe separate rooms or a good sense of privacy, while another notes that a room was shared. If you need a private room, ask the operator in advance rather than assuming it is guaranteed. Larger groups may be placed on higher floors, and there is no elevator, so the stairs are worth considering if mobility is limited or you are carrying luggage.

The staff are frequently described as polite and welcoming. English-speaking reception staff have been noted, which can make it easier to explain your treatment choice and preferred pressure. Individual therapists are not assigned by name in the booking details, though a therapist named Ms. Hang is specifically praised for attentive, skilled work. You cannot count on receiving a particular therapist unless the spa confirms it.

The small drawbacks worth planning around

The clearest practical drawback is the building layout. With several floors and no elevator, this may not suit you if stairs are difficult. The room arrangement can also change the feel of the visit: a shared space may be fine for a casual massage, but less appealing if quiet and privacy are priorities.

Temperature is another point to manage. Some treatment areas can feel cold because air-conditioning blows directly toward the head. Ask for an adjustment or another covering if you get chilly. One person also found the hair-scrubbing and drying portions a little intense, so tell the therapist if you want a lighter touch or less heat.

The appointment rules are strict. Arrive on time, because a late arrival can shorten your treatment, and an appointment may be cancelled if you are 15 minutes late or more. Late arrivals and no-shows are not refundable. If plans change, you can receive a full refund by cancelling at least 24 hours before the activity date, using the destination’s local time.

Who will get the most from Day Spa

I would consider this a good fit if you are exploring the Tan Dinh area and want an easy, reasonably priced way to rest between sightseeing stops. The location is especially handy after visiting the Pink Church or Tan Dinh Market. It also works well for a group that wants to book treatments at the same place, though you should confirm room arrangements and floor assignments if stairs or privacy are concerns.

Choose Herbal Shampoo if a relaxing hair wash and head massage are your main aim. Pick a body massage if you know the style you want, and choose the combo if you have enough time to enjoy several treatments in one visit. For Thai massage or Shiatsu, be ready to explain your comfort level, particularly if you are new to those techniques.

This is less suitable if you need step-free access, require a private room, or have a tightly packed schedule that cannot absorb a delay. It is also not a place to arrive casually late: the 15-minute cancellation rule makes punctuality part of the booking, not a minor detail.

Should you book it?

Book Day Spa if you want an accessible, well-priced treatment near the Pink Church, and the multi-floor setup suits you. Its strongest points are the convenient location, a wide menu, attentive pressure checks, and the option to combine foot, body, and hair treatments. For the best fit, choose your package carefully, confirm its duration and room setup if those matter, and arrive early enough to find the alley without rushing.

FAQ

Where is Day Spa?

It is at 68 Dinh Cong Trang, Tan Dinh, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The spa is about a one-minute walk from the Pink Church.

What treatments can I book?

Options include Herbal Shampoo, Aroma Body Massage, Hot Stones Body Massage, Thailand Body Massage, Japanese Shiatsu Body Massage, Day Spa Combo, and Extra Pampering.

What is included?

Tea, a towel, slippers, and a locker are included. Tips, gratuities, and other personal expenses are not.

What are the opening hours?

Day Spa is open daily from 09:30 to 21:30. Last admission is at 21:00.

What happens if I arrive late?

Arrive 10 minutes before your appointment. A late arrival may shorten your treatment, and an appointment may be cancelled if you are 15 minutes late or more. Late arrivals and no-shows cannot be refunded.

Can I get a refund if I cancel?

A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, based on destination local time.

What should I know about the building?

The spa has several floors and no elevator. Rooms may be shared, so ask the operator about privacy and floor arrangements if these are important to you.