Gangnam Earthness spa Premium Korean Aroma Massage &K-Beauty Facial

Earthness Spa pairs Korean beauty treatments with practical relief for tired bodies: choose a full-body aroma massage, a scalp-focused head spa, a facial, or a longer session combining therapies. It is in Gangnam, and options range from a quick 20-minute back treatment to a 150-minute holistic appointment.

I like the range of treatments, which lets you book for one clear need instead of paying for a package you may not want. I also like the repeated emphasis on attentive pressure adjustments and professional care, especially if you are new to spa treatments or feeling stiff after a flight.

The main caution is location and price. The shop can be tricky to find, particularly at night, and the longer treatments cost enough that you should choose them for the time and services they include, not just the word premium.

What to know before you book

• Choose your treatment by the time you have: options run from a 20-minute aroma back treatment to a 150-minute holistic session.
• The 120-minute package adds a head spa: it combines a full-body aroma massage with scalp care.
• Facials are a real alternative to massage: the 60-minute Glass Skin Glow Facial and 90-minute contour treatment focus on skin and facial care.
• Therapists are praised for listening: you can speak up if pressure feels too strong, and accounts describe staff adjusting it.
• The spa is in Gangnam: the address is 48 Dosan-daero 19-gil, and some people have found it hard to locate, especially after dark.
• Tea, a towel and slippers are included: bring your mobile voucher and check the terms for your selected package before paying.

Choosing between the six treatments

Earthness Spa offers six distinct options, so start by deciding what you want from the appointment: muscle relief, scalp care, facial treatment, or a longer mix. The listed prices are in US dollars and can change, so confirm the amount for your chosen date and package before booking.

The Aroma Back Treatment lasts 20 minutes and is listed from $40.15. It is the shortest option and makes sense if you want a focused treatment rather than a long appointment. The supplied price summary gives a general starting price of $44.19, so the displayed rate can differ by package or booking details.

The 60-minute K-Beauty Glass Skin Glow Facial costs from $110.45. It suits you if skin care is the priority, or if you want a shorter appointment that is not a full-body massage. People who have chosen it describe feeling relaxed and seeing a fresh-looking result afterward. That is not a guarantee of a particular skin outcome, of course, but it does suggest the facial is more than a quick cosmetic add-on.

For a full-body treatment, the Premium Aroma Full Body Massage lasts 90 minutes and starts at $144.59. This is the clearest middle ground: enough time for a thorough massage without setting aside two hours. People have described the work as both relaxing and effective for feeling less fatigued.

The 120-minute Premium Aroma Full Body Massage and Head Spa starts at $192.79. The extra half-hour brings scalp and head care into the appointment, including hair brushing and scalp massage described by people who have taken the treatment. Pick this if you want both bodywork and a slower, more complete wind-down.

The Facial Contour and Firming Therapy lasts 90 minutes and starts at $160.65. Its focus is facial contour care and firming, rather than the full-body massage. The 150-minute Earthness Signature Holistic Therapy, from $257.05, is the longest and most expensive choice. It is the one to consider if you want the most time for a combined treatment experience, but the exact sequence of services is not specified, so check the package details before selecting it.

From arrival to the final cup of tea

The spa is at 48 Dosan-daero 19-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The Korean address is 서울 강남구 도산대로19길 48 1층. Some people have found the entrance difficult to spot, especially at night, and one party took a taxi after struggling to locate it. Leave a little extra time rather than arriving at the last minute.

Earthness Spa is open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., with last admission at 8:30 p.m. That late closing gives you some flexibility after a day out, but do not assume a late arrival will work for a long treatment. A 120- or 150-minute session needs more time than a short back treatment, and last admission is not the same as a promise that every package can start then.

Present your mobile voucher when you arrive. Tea, a towel and slippers are included. One account also describes tea and a snack at the end, but only tea is listed as included, so treat a snack as a possible extra rather than something to count on.

The exact treatment sequence depends on what you book. The package names give you the broad outline, but do not spell out every step, product or technique. If you have a specific request, especially about pressure or comfort, say so before the session begins. The treatments are described as personalized, and people have reported that therapists listened and adjusted pressure when asked.

What the massage and head spa are like

The 90-minute aroma massage is the straightforward choice if travel fatigue has settled into your shoulders, back or legs. The treatment is described as a full-body massage using aroma oils. People have praised the therapists’ technique as thorough and attentive, with one noting that a therapist’s understanding of anatomy came through in the work.

Pressure can be strong. That may be welcome if you want firmer bodywork, but it is not a reason to grit your teeth through discomfort. Tell your therapist if the pressure is too much. One person who found the massage painful at first said the therapist adjusted it after being told. That ability to communicate matters more than trying to guess whether a treatment is supposed to hurt.

The two-hour version adds head spa therapy. Accounts describe scalp massage and careful hair brushing, alongside the body massage. It is a good fit if you want the treatment to feel less like a single block of bodywork and more like a longer reset for both body and head. Several people describe getting so relaxed they nearly fell asleep or did.

Staff members named in accounts include Sujin and Sunmi, both praised for skill or for helping people feel at ease. Staff assignments can change, so do not book on the assumption that a particular therapist will be available. English-speaking customers have described communicating without difficulty, and another person noted that a therapist understood a little Japanese. Still, the information does not promise a specific language service.

K-Beauty facials and contour care

The Glass Skin Glow Facial is the shorter facial option at 60 minutes. Its appeal is simple: you get a dedicated skin treatment without committing to a massage or a two-hour appointment. People describe the experience as gentle and calming, and some say their skin looked better afterward. If you have a specific skin concern or sensitivity, ask what the treatment involves before it begins; the available details do not name products or give a step-by-step facial menu.

The 90-minute Facial Contour and Firming Therapy is a longer choice for someone focused on facial care and contour work. It costs more than the 60-minute facial, but the added time may suit you if you want a fuller appointment rather than a brief skin refresh. The details do not specify the exact techniques or promise a lasting change in facial shape, so think of it as a treatment experience, not a guaranteed cosmetic result.

Both facial options can make sense when you are not looking for full-body massage. One account describes the 60-minute facial as deeply relaxing in its own right. That is useful if you assume facial appointments are passive or purely cosmetic: here, the stated aim includes relaxation as well as skin care.

How the price stacks up

At $40.15, the 20-minute back treatment has the lowest listed price, but its short duration makes it a targeted choice rather than a full spa visit. The 60-minute facial at $110.45 costs more per minute than the longer massage packages, but you are paying for a different kind of treatment, not simply time on the table.

The 90-minute full-body massage at $144.59 is a substantial appointment at a lower total cost than the two-hour massage and head spa at $192.79. If scalp care matters to you, the extra $48.20 buys another 30 minutes and an additional treatment focus. If it does not, the 90-minute massage looks like the better-value fit.

At $257.05 for 150 minutes, the Signature Holistic Therapy is the largest commitment. Its per-minute price is relatively close to the 90-minute massage, but value depends on what is actually included in the holistic session. Check the treatment contents before you decide; the package name alone does not tell you precisely what you will receive.

The spa’s strongest value is likely its combination of time, attentive treatment and choice, rather than a bargain price. It is not the cheapest way to get a massage in Seoul. It may be worth the spend if you want a private-feeling, professional session in Gangnam and select a treatment that matches your needs.

A calm stop in a busy Seoul itinerary

Earthness Spa can work well after a long flight or near the end of a Seoul trip. The full-body treatments are long enough to give you time to settle in, and people have used them to ease travel fatigue and prepare for a flight home. A shorter facial or back treatment can also fit a day when you do not want to spend two hours on spa care.

The trade-off is that the spa is not necessarily convenient to every sightseeing plan. Its Gangnam address may be a little out of the way depending on where you are staying, and finding the entrance can take extra effort. If you are booking an evening appointment, use the full address and allow time to locate the shop.

Do not expect a large resort spa based on the word premium. The experience is described as a small, clean place focused on the treatment itself. One person felt the setting was comfortable but not especially spa-like for the price. That is a fair distinction: this is best approached as a professional massage and beauty-treatment appointment, not a day of facilities and leisure.

Who should book Earthness Spa

I would put this on your shortlist if you want a massage after a long flight, value a therapist who responds to your comfort needs, or want to try a Korean-style facial during a Seoul stay. The 90-minute massage is the sensible all-round choice; the two-hour massage and head spa is better if scalp care is part of the appeal.

Choose a facial if skin treatment is your main aim, and consider the short back treatment if you have limited time. The long holistic option is for people who actively want an extended session and have checked what it includes. If you are mainly after a low-cost massage or a resort-style spa with many facilities, this may not be the best match.

Before you pay, compare the package and duration rather than relying on the general starting price. The cancellation information can vary by package: one set of terms says changes are free but cancellations are not refunded, while another says a full refund is available for cancellation at least 24 hours ahead. Confirm the exact terms attached to your chosen booking.

FAQ

Where is Earthness Spa?

It is at 48 Dosan-daero 19-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The Korean address is 서울 강남구 도산대로19길 48 1층.

What are the opening hours?

Earthness Spa is open Monday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Last admission is at 8:30 p.m.

What treatments can I book?

Options include a 20-minute Aroma Back Treatment, 60-minute Glass Skin Glow Facial, 90-minute full-body aroma massage, 90-minute Facial Contour and Firming Therapy, 120-minute full-body massage with head spa, and 150-minute Signature Holistic Therapy.

What is included?

Tea, a towel and slippers are included. A snack has been described after a session, but it is not listed as a standard inclusion.

How much do the packages cost?

Listed starting prices range from $40.15 for the 20-minute back treatment to $257.05 for the 150-minute Signature Holistic Therapy. Prices can vary, so check the amount for your selected package.

How do I present my booking?

Present your mobile voucher at Earthness Spa.

Can I cancel for a refund?

The stated terms differ: one policy says cancellations and refunds are not available but changes can be made free of charge; another says you can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date. Check the terms shown for your selected package before booking.

Is the spa suitable after a long flight?

The full-body aroma massage and the massage with head spa are described as suitable ways to ease travel fatigue. The 90-minute and 120-minute options give you time for a longer treatment.