The HANOI Foot & Body SPA Gongdeok Lotte Castle President in Seoul

Gongdeok’s Hanoi Foot & Body Spa offers a practical city pause: book a massage course, change into the provided robe and slippers, and settle in with tea before or after your treatment. The Growth Course is described as a soft massage for people under 20, while the other options include Aroma, Stone, Practice, and Maternity courses.

I like the choice of distinct course types, which lets you match the booking to your needs rather than selecting one generic treatment. I also like the easy-to-reach address, just a minute on foot from Gongdeok Station Exit 2, plus the included basics such as a locker, towel, and robe.

One point to check before booking: the available details do not explain the techniques or exact treatment sequence for each course. The stated under-20 eligibility is attached to the Growth Course, so confirm the age rules for your chosen option if they are not clear at checkout.

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• A short walk from the metro: The spa is at Room 4, B2F, Lotte Castle President, 109 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul, about one minute from Gongdeok Station Exit 2.
• Five course choices: Practice starts at US$105.85, Aroma at US$114.65, Stone at US$123.49, Maternity at US$185.25, and Growth at US$97.05.
• Growth is for younger clients: Its soft massage is intended for children and adolescents under 20, with 60- or 80-minute options.
• Useful changing-room basics are included: Expect tea, a towel, slippers, a bathrobe, a locker, and access to all amenities.
• Open daily: The stated hours are 10:00 to 23:00, Monday through Sunday.
• A return visit is a promising sign: One mother enjoyed her Aroma Course experience enough to book another appointment.

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A city spa stop near Gongdeok Station

Hanoi Foot & Body Spa is in the Lotte Castle President building at 109 Mapo-daero, in Seoul’s Mapo-gu district. The entrance address is easy to find by metro: Gongdeok Station Exit 2 is about a one-minute walk away. That makes this a convenient choice if you want a treatment without building a long taxi ride or cross-city detour into your plans.

The spa is on the building’s second basement floor, in Room 4. Keep that detail handy when you arrive, since the street address alone may get you to the building but not straight to the treatment room. The supplied meeting point is listed simply as 109, so use the full building and room information when navigating.

The location suits a break between city activities, or a planned appointment at the end of a busy day. It is not described as a destination spa or a full-day wellness retreat. Think of it as a specific service in a central, transit-friendly building, with the appeal resting on the massage you book and the convenience of reaching it.

Choosing between the five massage courses

The menu includes Practice, Aroma, Stone, Maternity, and Growth courses. The names indicate different options, but the available details do not spell out the techniques, areas treated, or sequence for each one. If you need a particular treatment approach, ask the spa before booking rather than relying on the course name alone.

The Practice Course starts at US$105.85. The Aroma Course, marked as the popular option, starts at US$114.65. It is the only course with a personal account in the information provided: a mother enjoyed the session enough to book another appointment. That is a useful nudge if you are choosing between the standard options, though it is one person’s experience, not a guarantee of what your own session will be like.

The Stone Course starts at US$123.49. The name suggests a treatment centered on stones, but no further description is available, so confirm exactly what it includes if that detail matters to you. The Maternity Course is the highest-priced choice at US$185.25. The title points to its intended audience, but the information does not describe pregnancy-stage restrictions, techniques, or any medical conditions the spa can accommodate. Ask those questions directly before you pay.

The Growth Course starts at US$97.05 and is described as a soft massage for children and adolescents to support growth and healthy development. It is offered in 60- and 80-minute versions and is limited to people under 20. The package information identifies this as the course whose details are being described, so the age limit and duration are particularly clear here. If you are booking for a child or teenager, make sure the selected date, time, and age details match the person receiving the treatment.

What the visit includes, and what is not spelled out

Tea, a towel, slippers, a bathrobe, and a locker are included, along with access to all amenities. Those are practical comforts: you do not need to bring the basic items listed for changing or settling in. Still, the phrase access to all amenities is not accompanied by a facility list, so do not assume it includes a particular pool, sauna, shower, or other feature unless the operator confirms it.

The stated experience is a massage course at a professional massage franchise, with Basic, Aroma, and Stone therapy named in the general description. The course menu adds Practice, Maternity, and Growth. No treatment itinerary is supplied, and there is no stated welcome routine beyond the included tea and amenities. You should expect a spa appointment, not a guided tour with a sequence of sightseeing stops.

Duration is specified for the Growth Course only: 60 or 80 minutes. The information does not give session lengths for Practice, Aroma, Stone, or Maternity. If you are planning around a dinner reservation, train connection, or another appointment, confirm the full time commitment with the spa rather than counting only the hands-on treatment.

The spa is open every day from 10:00 to 23:00. That broad schedule gives you room to consider a morning, afternoon, or evening visit, but it does not establish that every course is available at every hour. Your voucher is valid only on the date and, where applicable, time shown, so keep your booking details close.

Is the price good value?

The listed starting prices range from US$97.05 for Growth to US$185.25 for Maternity. The Aroma Course starts at US$114.65, while Practice begins at US$105.85 and Stone at US$123.49. These are starting prices, so check the selected course and any available duration or treatment variations before comparing the final amount.

Value depends on what you need. If you are arranging a massage for someone under 20, the Growth Course has a clear purpose and a stated duration, which makes it easier to compare than the other options. For adult-oriented choices, Aroma has the strongest personal endorsement in the information available, but the price difference from Practice is modest at the listed starting rates. Stone costs a little more than Aroma, while Maternity is priced substantially higher. Since the service details are brief, ask what accounts for those differences before choosing solely by name or price.

Included tea, towels, slippers, a robe, a locker, and amenity access add practical convenience. They do not, by themselves, tell you how long the treatment lasts or what each course involves. For a fair value comparison, confirm the session duration and treatment details, then weigh that against your priorities and the spa’s easy metro access.

Personal expenses beyond the listed inclusions are not covered. Keep that in mind if you expect to add anything on site. No additional services or charges are specified, so the sensible step is to ask the operator about any extras you are considering.

A few booking details worth checking

The booking has a firm date-and-time condition: the voucher is valid only for the specified date and time, if a time is stated. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using local destination time. If you are late by 15 minutes or more, a refund is not available for that participant.

For a reschedule, contact the operator at 02-707-0708 or send a direct message to @the_hanoi_seoul on Instagram. If unforeseen events or extreme weather force the operator to cancel, you can reschedule or request a full refund. Full refunds are also issued for unsuccessful or rejected bookings.

The age condition deserves special attention. The Growth Course is explicitly for people under 20, while the general eligibility note also says participants must be under 20. Because that wording could affect other course bookings, verify eligibility directly if you are considering Practice, Aroma, Stone, or Maternity. It is better to settle that question before purchasing than to discover a mismatch at the spa.

Who is likely to appreciate this appointment?

This spa is a sensible fit if you want a massage in Seoul that is close to public transport and comes with basic changing-room items. It also suits a parent arranging a soft massage for a child or teenager, provided the under-20 requirement and the 60- or 80-minute choice work for your plans.

The Aroma Course may be the natural starting point if you want the option that has a positive personal account attached to it. Stone and Maternity may suit people drawn to those named course types, but the sparse descriptions make a quick call to the spa worthwhile. If you need detailed information about pressure, treatment areas, medical suitability, or course length, do not guess from the title.

Should you book Hanoi Foot & Body Spa?

Book if a convenient Gongdeok location, a menu of massage types, and included basics matter more to you than a fully described treatment plan. The strongest practical advantages are the one-minute walk from Exit 2, daily opening hours, and the clear 60- or 80-minute Growth option for clients under 20.

Before you commit, ask the spa to explain the course you want, especially if you are choosing Maternity or need to confirm age eligibility. The Aroma option has a small but encouraging sign of repeat appeal, while the rest of the decision comes down to your preferred treatment and the details you can confirm. If those answers fit your needs, this looks like a convenient appointment to add to a Seoul day.

FAQ

Where is Hanoi Foot & Body Spa in Gongdeok?

It is in Room 4, B2F, Lotte Castle President, 109 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul. Gongdeok Station Exit 2 is about a one-minute walk away.

What are the spa’s opening hours?

The spa is open daily, Monday through Sunday, from 10:00 to 23:00.

What massage courses can I book?

The listed options are Practice, Aroma, Stone, Maternity, and Growth.

How long is the Growth Course?

The Growth Course is offered in 60- and 80-minute options.

Who can book the Growth Course?

It is described as a soft massage for children and adolescents under 20. The general eligibility information also states that participants must be under 20, so check with the spa if you are booking another course.

What is included with the appointment?

Tea, a towel, slippers, a bathrobe, a locker, and access to all amenities are included. Other personal expenses are not included.