Julius Spa Da Nang

Julius Spa is a two-branch relaxation business in Da Nang, with locations at B4-14 An Thuong 38 and 61 Ta My Duat. Its current official menu covers Vietnamese, Thai, aroma, aloe, herbal and hot-stone massage, foot massage, neck–shoulder–back work, pregnancy and children's massage, ear cleaning, shampoo and facial combinations. Both branches publish late daily opening hours, making advance confirmation especially useful for evening appointments.

Julius is a spa, not a medical clinic, physiotherapy service or ear, nose and throat practice. The provider uses words such as therapy, healing, circulation and recovery in promotional descriptions. Those claims are not converted here into medical outcomes. A massage can be selected for relaxation, but should not be used to diagnose or treat an unexplained symptom.

Choosing between the two branches

Julius 1 is listed at B4-14 An Thuong 38, Ngu Hanh Son, with telephone 0775 509 057. Julius 2 is at 61 Ta My Duat, with telephone 0787 509 157. The current branch list replaces the old single-address record at 05 An Thuong 38. When booking, state the branch and ask the confirmation to repeat its address, service, duration, price and start time.

The online form asks for preferred branch, date, time, service and number of guests. Submitting it is a request rather than proof of a reservation; wait for confirmation. Groups should ask whether appointments begin together and whether the quoted duration includes changing, consultation or foot washing.

Body massage styles and pressure

The menu offers Vietnamese, Thai, aroma, aloe, herbal and hot-stone massage, mostly in 60- and 90-minute formats. These are not interchangeable. Thai massage may include stretching and pressure, while aroma, aloe and herbal services involve topical products; hot-stone massage adds heat. Ask which clothing is worn, whether oil is used and how pressure can be adjusted.

Disclose pregnancy, recent surgery, fracture, anticoagulant use, skin disease, allergy, loss of sensation or cardiovascular problems before treatment. Request a patch check if you have reacted to oils or cosmetics. Stop immediately for sharp pain, numbness, dizziness, breathing difficulty or excessive heat. New severe pain, swelling after injury or neurological symptoms need clinical assessment.

Neck, shoulder, back and foot services

Julius separately lists neck–shoulder–back massage and foot massage. A focused service can be practical after travel, but pain location alone does not identify its cause. Ask whether the session is seated or lying down, what area will be uncovered and whether stretching is included. Do not allow forceful work over an acute injury, inflamed joint, wound or unexplained swelling.

Foot massage is cosmetic wellness care rather than podiatry. People with diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation, ulcers or active infection should obtain appropriate medical advice. Persistent foot pain, loss of sensation or a non-healing wound requires healthcare, not a stronger massage.

Ear cleaning requires particular caution

The published ear-cleaning service combines foot washing, facial and head–neck–shoulder massage, a mask and ear cleaning; the longer option adds stretching, shampoo and drying. It is a traditional spa service, not examination by an ENT doctor. The page does not identify medical otoscopy, audiology or clinical management of ear disease.

Avoid spa ear cleaning with ear pain, discharge, bleeding, sudden hearing loss, dizziness, a known perforated eardrum, ear tubes, recent surgery or a foreign object. Do not insert instruments simply for a blocked sensation without knowing the cause. Sudden hearing loss or severe symptoms warrant prompt medical assessment.

Pregnancy and children's massage

Pregnancy massage and massage for children under eight appear on the menu. Ask which therapist performs the service, positioning, pressure, products and parental-presence policy. Pregnancy does not make every massage or heat treatment suitable; obtain advice for a high-risk pregnancy, bleeding, contractions, hypertension symptoms or other concerns.

For a child, a parent or guardian should understand and consent to the complete service and remain available. Massage should be gentle and stopped immediately if the child is uncomfortable. Fever, injury, unexplained pain or illness belongs with a paediatric clinician rather than a spa appointment.

Facial, shampoo and combination packages

The 90-minute Julius Special Combo offers four variants: body massage with facial care, body massage with shampoo, shampoo with facial care, or body massage with ear cleaning. Confirm which combination was selected because the same headline price covers different content. Ask what products will be used and mention sensitive skin, acne medication, allergies, extensions or a recent chemical hair treatment.

The menu price is VND 700,000 for the listed 90-minute combinations. Other displayed services range by type and duration. Prices can change, so obtain the current total and ask whether taxes, gratuities or additions are included before treatment begins.

Hours, contact and late appointments

Both branches currently publish hours of 09:00 until 02:00 daily. An about page contains an inconsistent 22:00 statement, but the current contact page, service menu and footer repeatedly show 02:00; confirm the closing time and final appointment directly. Late opening does not imply medical or emergency availability.

The general email is julius.spa127@gmail.com. The site does not publish supported languages or accepted payment methods, so those fields remain empty. Ask which language is available for explaining pressure, boundaries, pregnancy and contraindications, and confirm cash or card before arrival.

When to choose healthcare instead

Massage and spa care should not delay evaluation of chest pain, breathing difficulty, fainting, major injury, new weakness or numbness, fever with swelling, suspected blood clot or worsening postoperative symptoms. Ear discharge, severe ear pain and sudden hearing loss also need clinical care. For routine relaxation alternatives, see our Da Nang massage guide, comparing practical details rather than medical promises or review counts.