LS Spa & Massage – Spa Experience | Fortress Hill | Kowloon Bay | Ngau Tau Kok | Diamond Hill | Lai Chi Kok | Kwun Tong | Prince Edwards

A two-hour massage can be a useful pause in a Hong Kong stay, and LS Spa & Massage pairs a 90-minute Chinese body massage with 30 minutes of foot steaming. You begin with a private consultation in the treatment room, giving you a chance to explain where you feel tired and discuss the treatment before it starts.

I like two things about this package: the consultation gives you a chance to ask for attention to particular areas, and the four eligible branches make it easier to fit a treatment into a day around Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Past customers also describe clean rooms, polite service, and therapists who check what needs attention.

One point to plan around: this is a firm-pressure Chinese massage, not a gentle spa lounge treatment, and pressure and service can vary by therapist. You also need to reserve in advance, and weekend and public-holiday times are restricted.

The useful details at a glance

• Two hours of treatment: The package includes 90 minutes of Chinese body massage and 30 minutes of foot steaming.
• A private consultation: You meet your therapist in the treatment room before treatment, so explain health concerns and any areas you want addressed.
• Four eligible locations: The offer applies at Fortress Hill, Diamond Hill, Kowloon Bay, and Prince Edward. Do not assume it is valid at every branch named in the spa’s wider title.
• Convenient transit options: Fortress Hill, Diamond Hill, and Prince Edward branches list nearby MTR exits. The Kowloon Bay address is in an industrial building.
• Availability needs checking: Reserve at least 24 hours ahead. Time slots depend on the branch’s daily quota.
• A variable treatment style: Many customers praise the therapists’ skill and the clean, quiet rooms, but comments also flag differences in pressure, conversation, and timing.

What the two-hour package includes

The main package is called Deep Relaxing Massage Treatment. It combines a 90-minute Chinese body massage with 30 minutes of foot steaming. A separate Deep Detox option pairs 90 minutes of lymphatic massage with the same foot-steaming session, at a higher listed starting price.

The treatment begins with a private consultation in the room. This is the practical moment to explain your preferences, point out sore or tired areas, and mention anything that might affect the session. A customer who arrived with shoulder and lower-back discomfort described getting focused attention, while others appreciated therapists checking where they felt fatigued.

The order of the two treatments is not clearly specified, so ask when you book if you have a preference. The total time is two hours of listed treatment, but allow extra time around it for arrival, changing, and any discussion with staff. The package does not include other personal expenses or gratuities.

What Chinese body massage feels like

The Chinese body massage is not necessarily a soft, sleepy rub. It can involve firm pressure, and one first-time customer found that pressing on tight areas could be painful. That same account described a therapist taking extra care around a stiff neck. The useful lesson is to speak up: tell the therapist if pressure is too strong, or if an area needs more attention.

Therapists’ methods and strength are not identical. Some customers describe the pressure as moderate and proficient; others say the massage was strong and effective. If you are sensitive to pressure, say so at the consultation rather than trying to tough it out. A treatment should be adjusted to your comfort, not treated as a test of endurance.

You can also set expectations about conversation. Some customers value a quiet session, while others enjoy chatting with the therapist. There are accounts of therapists talking to one another during a massage, so if quiet matters to you, ask politely for a low-conversation treatment before things get underway.

Foot steaming adds a different kind of pause

The 30-minute foot-steaming session is part of both listed packages. It is not the same thing as a foot massage, and one customer who expected a foot-spa massage found the package description easy to misread. If you want hands-on foot massage, confirm whether that is included before paying.

Foot steaming may be a pleasant way to begin or end the longer massage, but the exact sequence is not stated. One customer described feeling warm and relaxed after the steaming. If you have a health condition, an allergy, or any concern about heat, mention it before treatment and ask the staff whether the session is appropriate for you.

The rooms and service: clean, quiet, practical

The strongest recurring praise is for clean, comfortable rooms and attentive therapists. Several customers describe tidy spaces, relaxing music, courteous front-desk service, and rooms that feel more spacious than expected. Some locations have private rooms suitable for two people, though you should request a double room when reserving rather than assume one will be available.

The atmosphere is functional rather than grand. These are upper-floor or commercial-building addresses, not resort spas with hotel-style facilities. One customer noted the industrial-building setting at Kowloon Bay; another said an upstairs shop was small but orderly. If you are expecting a destination spa with elaborate common areas, this is not that kind of outing. The appeal is the treatment itself, not a lavish setting.

A few practical details can affect comfort. One customer found the room air-conditioning too cold and could not adjust the central system, but was able to ask for a covering. If you tend to feel cold during a massage, mention that early.

Many customers appreciate that staff do not push extra sales. There is, however, an isolated account of a therapist asking for a tip. Gratuities are not included in the package, and they are not listed as part of the experience. You can decide for yourself whether to tip; do not feel that you must add one simply because it is requested.

Picking a branch that fits your day

The package is valid at four branches. Choose the location that works with your plans, and check the exact address before setting out.

Fortress Hill is at Room 1501, 15/F, AT Tower, 180 Electric Road. The listed route is Fortress Hill MTR Station Exit A. This is the address attached to the experience summary, and customers have described the branch as quiet and convenient.

Diamond Hill is at Flat 1103, 11/F, Treasure Centre, 10 Ng Fong Street. The listed route is Diamond Hill Station Exit A2. The building is across the street from the station exit, then around the corner, according to one customer’s directions.

Kowloon Bay is at Unit 604, 6/F, Fook Hong Industrial Building, 19 Sheung Yuet Road. The address is in an industrial building, so allow time to locate the correct unit rather than expecting a street-front spa.

Prince Edward is at Flat I, 8/F, Edward Mansion, 141 Prince Edward Road West. The listed route is Prince Edward Station Exit C1.

LS Spa & Massage has other branches named in its wider business title, including Kwun Tong and Lai Chi Kok. But this particular offer is explicitly limited to Fortress Hill, Diamond Hill, Kowloon Bay, and Prince Edward. Confirm the correct branch when you make the appointment.

Timing and reservations require a little care

Advance booking is required, and the spa recommends calling or messaging at least 24 hours ahead. A voucher does not guarantee a particular time slot; each branch works with a daily quota. Contact the branch directly to confirm the date and time, and say that you are using the Klook exclusive offer.

The listed phone numbers are 3106 0822 for Fortress Hill, 3746 9998 for Diamond Hill, 3468 3008 for Kowloon Bay, and 3585 7048 for Prince Edward. You can also WhatsApp 5977 3927. The regular opening hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday at Fortress Hill, Diamond Hill, and Kowloon Bay. Prince Edward is listed as open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

The voucher’s applicable times are narrower than those opening hours. Monday to Friday is the main eligible period. On Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, treatment is available only before 12:30 p.m. or after 7 p.m. Check your chosen date and slot directly before making plans around the appointment.

The mobile voucher is used at the spa. It is valid for 90 days from booking confirmation and expires at 6 p.m. on the final day. The offer has a no-cancellation and no-refund policy, so confirm the branch, date, and time before purchasing.

Does the price make sense?

The supplied prices are not perfectly consistent: the experience summary shows a starting price of US$83.85, while the Deep Relaxing package details show a starting price of US$76.19. Prices can vary, so check the amount shown for your chosen date and package before checkout.

For a two-hour treatment, the value looks reasonable if you want both massage and foot steaming and can secure a convenient appointment. The value is less clear if you are mainly seeking a luxury setting, a guaranteed therapist, or foot massage specifically. The price buys a substantial block of treatment time, but not a resort-style spa day.

The lymphatic massage package is listed from US$88.95. It is a distinct option, not simply a more intense version of the Chinese body massage. If you are unsure which treatment suits you, ask the branch what the session involves and whether it is appropriate for your needs.

Who is likely to enjoy this treatment

This package suits you if you want a long, practical massage break in Hong Kong and are comfortable speaking up about pressure and preferences. It can fit well after a full day on your feet or when you want a scheduled pause from sightseeing. Couples or friends may be able to share a room, but request this when booking.

It is less suitable if you want a soft-touch massage, a quiet room guaranteed from start to finish, or extensive spa facilities. Treatment style can vary, and some customers found the pressure painful or the therapists’ conversation distracting. Give clear instructions at the start, and remember that you can ask for adjustments during the session.

The health notice deserves attention. You are responsible for telling LS Spa & Massage about conditions such as heart disease, pregnancy, chronic illness, or allergies. The spa says it is not responsible for adverse effects arising from treatment, so do not keep relevant health information to yourself. If you are uncertain whether massage or foot steaming is suitable, seek appropriate medical advice before booking.

Should you book LS Spa & Massage?

I would consider it if you value a full two hours of treatment, want a branch near your plans, and are willing to confirm your preferred time directly. Clean rooms, polite service, and therapists who ask about tired areas are the experience’s strongest points.

Book with realistic expectations: this is a treatment-focused spa in commercial buildings, not a luxury retreat, and the massage may be firm. Confirm the exact branch, appointment time, pressure preference, room request, and what the foot-steaming portion includes. If those details suit you, the package offers a substantial way to rest without giving up half a day.

FAQ

How long is the LS Spa & Massage package?

The Deep Relaxing package includes 90 minutes of Chinese body massage and 30 minutes of foot steaming, for two hours of listed treatment.

What is included in the Deep Relaxing Massage Treatment?

It includes a 90-minute Chinese body massage and 30 minutes of foot steaming. Other personal expenses and tips or gratuities are not included.

Which branches accept this offer?

The offer applies at the Fortress Hill, Diamond Hill, Kowloon Bay, and Prince Edward branches. Confirm your chosen branch when you reserve.

Do I need to make an appointment?

Yes. Advance reservation is required, and you should book at least 24 hours ahead. Time slots depend on the branch’s daily quota.

What are the weekend and public-holiday hours for this offer?

On Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, the offer is available only before 12:30 p.m. or after 7 p.m. Monday to Friday is the main applicable period.

How do I get to the Fortress Hill branch?

The Fortress Hill branch is at Room 1501, 15/F, AT Tower, 180 Electric Road. The listed route is Fortress Hill Station Exit A.

Is foot massage included?

The package includes 30 minutes of foot steaming. Foot massage is not specified as included, so confirm directly with the spa if you want that treatment.

Can I use the voucher at Kwun Tong or Lai Chi Kok?

No. This offer is stated to be valid only at Fortress Hill, Diamond Hill, Kowloon Bay, and Prince Edward.

How long is the voucher valid?

The voucher is valid for 90 days from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 6 p.m. on the last day.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

No. The stated policy does not allow cancellations or refunds.