SpaField Nail & Barber Da Nang

SpaField Nail & Barber is a three-floor personal-care venue at 48 Yen Bai Street in central Da Nang, around a three-minute walk from Han Market. It combines several businesses under one roof: a cafe and nail-art area on the first floor, private massage rooms on the second floor, and a barbershop with shower facilities on the third. The official site is available in Korean, English and Traditional Chinese and is clearly designed for international visitors, although guests should still confirm which languages are spoken by the individual therapist or barber assigned.

SpaField is not a medical spa or clinic. Its massages, nail services, shampoo treatments and recreational ear-cleaning packages are leisure and grooming services. They should not be used to diagnose pain, treat an ear disorder or manage a skin or nail infection. The venue opens daily from 09:00 to 22:30, with the last order at 21:00.

Massage menu and private treatment rooms

The official massage menu includes a SpaField signature treatment combining dry and oil massage, four-hands massage, dry massage, natural-oil massage, hot-stone massage, Tiger Balm massage, foot massage, children’s massage and side-lying maternity massage. Published sessions range from 60 to 120 minutes depending on the treatment. Prices can change, so confirm the live menu, duration and whether gratuity is already included before the session.

The second floor uses private massage rooms, which may suit couples, families or friends who want separation from the main public areas. Ask whether the room is private to the booked group, how many treatment beds it contains and whether a therapist-gender preference can be accommodated. Group capacity and room arrangement should be confirmed rather than inferred from photographs.

Explain preferred pressure and areas to avoid before starting. Disclose pregnancy, recent surgery, fractures, osteoporosis, blood-thinning medicine, varicose veins, skin infection and any condition affected by heat or pressure. A massage should stop if it causes sharp or radiating pain, new numbness, dizziness, breathing difficulty or worsening symptoms. Readers can compare local options in Vietnam Clinic’s Da Nang massage guide, which distinguishes relaxation venues from clinical rehabilitation.

Nail art and hygiene questions

SpaField’s first-floor nail area advertises professional nail artists and Korean-made products. The service is cosmetic rather than medical. Before a manicure or pedicure, ask how clippers, cuticle tools and other reusable instruments are cleaned and sterilised, and whether files, buffers and toe separators are single-use. The country of manufacture of a polish does not by itself establish infection-control quality.

Avoid nail treatment over broken skin, inflamed cuticles, warts or suspected fungal infection. People with diabetes, reduced sensation, poor circulation or medicine that increases bleeding should be cautious about cutting cuticles or removing calluses. A painful, swollen or discoloured nail may require a clinician rather than cosmetic covering.

Confirm whether removal, nail art, extensions, strengthening layers or repairs are charged separately. Show a reference design in advance and agree on the shape, length and product type. Vietnam Clinic’s Da Nang nail-salon comparison provides practical hygiene and pricing questions for visitors.

Barbershop, shampoo and recreational ear cleaning

The third-floor barbershop offers packages combining shampoo, scalp massage, grooming, nail care, facial steps and recreational ear cleaning. The official menu has listed both longer combination packages and standalone shampoo or ear-cleaning options. Guests should check the current sequence, total duration and price because individual steps can differ between packages. Shower facilities are available for men and women, which may be convenient before airport travel.

Ear cleaning deserves special caution. Earwax usually protects the ear canal, and inserting tools can cause abrasions, bleeding, impacted wax or eardrum injury. Do not book recreational ear cleaning when there is ear pain, discharge, hearing loss, dizziness, a suspected infection, a perforated eardrum, ear tubes, previous ear surgery or anticoagulant use. Stop immediately if the procedure hurts. Symptoms or blocked hearing should be assessed by an ENT clinician, not a barber. Vietnam Clinic’s Da Nang ear-cleaning guide explains the difference between entertainment-style cleaning and medical wax removal.

For shampoo and scalp work, mention extensions, recent colour treatment, wounds, dermatitis or product allergies. Ask which products will be used. Persistent hair loss, painful scaling or an infected scalp needs medical assessment rather than a stronger wash or massage.

Cafe, drinks and facilities

SpaField’s first floor includes a cafe-style waiting area staffed by baristas and bartenders. The official site advertises coffee, fruit drinks, beer, sangria, cocktails and highballs. Check whether a drink is included with the booked service or charged separately. Alcohol should be avoided before massage, hot-stone treatment, ear cleaning or any service where balance, circulation or informed communication matters.

Private treatment rooms, separate shower facilities and the waiting cafe are verified venue amenities. Bring only necessary valuables and ask how belongings are stored while changing or showering. Confirm whether towels, toiletries, lockers and hair dryers are provided. Guests travelling directly to the airport should leave enough time for payment, showering and transport rather than relying on the 21:00 last-order time as a guaranteed finish.

Booking and practical access near Han Market

The venue publishes +84 934 829 655 and the address 48 Yen Bai, opposite Jolly Mart and a short walk from Han Market. The site also links to KakaoTalk and other messaging channels. When booking, specify massage, nail or barbershop service; preferred duration; number of guests; desired language; and any room or therapist preference. A message is not a confirmed reservation until the venue replies.

The official pages show daily hours of 09:00–22:30 and a final order at 21:00. A complicated nail design, long massage or combined barber package may need an earlier start, so ask for the actual finishing time. Holiday and Tet schedules can change. If a price is quoted in advance, save the confirmation and check whether it includes gratuity, drinks, removal work and add-ons.

The multilingual site makes the venue accessible to overseas customers, but it does not prove that every employee speaks Korean, English or Chinese. Use the booking channel to confirm language support for the selected time. For important health information, provide a concise written translation rather than relying on gestures during treatment.

When to choose medical care instead

Use a clinic or hospital for severe or unexplained pain, weakness, numbness, fever, spreading skin redness, suspected infection, significant swelling, a recent injury or symptoms that worsen with massage. Ear pain, discharge, sudden hearing loss, bleeding or vertigo needs medical evaluation. Nail changes with pus, marked inflammation or persistent discoloration also fall outside ordinary salon care.

Pregnant guests should check whether massage is appropriate for their individual circumstances and ensure the therapist knows the gestational stage. Children’s massage requires a parent or guardian to understand and supervise the service. SpaField’s current address, hours, telephone, floor layout, massage, nail, barber, cafe and shower information were checked on its official multilingual website on 23 October 2026.