Trees Spa Da Nang

Trees Spa Da Nang is a non-medical day spa near Vincom Da Nang. Its current official introduction identifies a new location at 301 Duong Dinh Nghe, Son Tra, while older headers on parts of the same website still display 527C Tran Hung Dao. Visitors should use the new address published on the updated About page and confirm the map pin when booking. The menu focuses on relaxation massage, foot care, facials, hair washing, body scrubs and combined spa packages.

Body massage choices and session length

The official menu lists aroma massage, shiatsu, hot-stone massage, back-neck-and-shoulder work and foot reflexology, with 60-, 90- and 120-minute options on the published menu. The homepage also advertises deep-tissue, herbal, candle and couples massage. A longer treatment is not automatically a stronger one; tell the therapist what pressure feels comfortable and whether any area should be avoided.

Aroma treatments use scented products, while hot-stone and candle treatments add heat. Ask about ingredients before the session if you have fragrance sensitivity, allergies or reactive skin. If you have reduced sensation, recent injury, a skin infection or a condition that makes heat unsafe, choose a simpler treatment or obtain clinical advice first. Massage at Trees Spa is presented as relaxation and wellness, not as physiotherapy or treatment for a diagnosed medical problem.

Foot care after walking around Da Nang

Foot reflexology is available as a stand-alone body-treatment option, and the Renewing package combines foot care with hair washing. This may suit travellers after long days of walking, but customers should distinguish spa foot massage from podiatry or medical foot care. Open wounds, a suspected fracture, marked swelling, spreading redness or sudden calf pain require medical assessment rather than vigorous massage.

Tell the therapist about recent ankle injuries, varicose-vein problems or diabetes-related loss of sensation. Ask that pressure be reduced or the affected area avoided. If you want only the feet treated, confirm whether the booked service includes the lower legs and whether washing or other preparation is part of the stated time.

Facials, scrubs and hair washing

Trees Spa publishes a relaxing facial, an anti-ageing facial, body scrubs using matcha, coffee or coconut options, and a 45-minute hair-wash service. These are cosmetic and pampering services. The website does not identify prescription skin treatment, dermatology diagnosis, injectables or medical-grade procedures. Acne, persistent rash, changing moles, infection or a serious reaction should be assessed by a medical provider.

Before a facial or scrub, mention retinoids, recent chemical peels, laser treatment, sunburn, eczema and known cosmetic allergies. Ask which products will be used and request a gentler alternative if the skin barrier is irritated. Avoid scheduling an abrasive scrub immediately before prolonged sun exposure. For hair washing, disclose recent scalp surgery, active dermatitis or extensions that require special handling.

Packages and what is included

The menu combines individual services into several packages. The published Renewing package includes foot therapy and hair washing. Charming combines a body scrub, body treatment and facial. Relaxing combines a scrub, facial and hair wash. The Trees Spa package includes scrub, body treatment, hair wash and a bird's-nest sweet soup. Package names, durations, prices and promotions can change, so check the current booking screen rather than relying on an older screenshot.

Ask whether changing one component affects the total price or duration. Also confirm whether showering, changing time and refreshments are inside the advertised treatment window. Groups and couples should request simultaneous availability if they want treatments at the same time; a package on the menu does not guarantee multiple therapists are free for the same slot.

Booking, languages and visitor support

Reservations are available through the booking link on the official website, and the spa publishes phone, WhatsApp, Zalo and KakaoTalk contact through +84 888 343 779. The site provides English, Chinese and Korean information or menus, which helps visitors compare services before arriving. Confirm the language available with the assigned therapist if detailed communication about pressure, allergies or injuries is important.

The current About page advertises pickup support for bookings of two or more guests through reimbursement of taxi or ride-hailing fares. Confirm the eligibility, pickup area and reimbursement method in writing before travel; it should not be assumed for a single guest or an unconfirmed walk-in. Trees Spa publishes an opening window of 09:00–22:00, but the official pages reviewed do not specify the applicable days, so the exact date and last booking time should be checked.

Prices, payment and arrival

The official menu displays prices in Vietnamese dong, while other pages show promotional rates that may be newer or time-limited. Ask for the final price for the chosen duration, any surcharge and the cancellation policy. No reliable official list of accepted payment methods was found, so travellers should confirm whether cash, card or mobile payment is available at the new location.

Arrive early enough to discuss the treatment and change without reducing the hands-on session. Use 301 Duong Dinh Nghe for navigation and ask the spa to send its current map pin. Vietnam Clinic's Da Nang massage guide provides a broader comparison of massage styles and booking considerations in the city.

When a spa is not the right provider

Trees Spa is appropriate for relaxation, cosmetic facials, body scrubs and routine hair or foot care. It is not a clinic, rehabilitation centre or emergency service. Severe pain, weakness, numbness, unexplained swelling, fever, chest symptoms, recent major trauma or a suspected blood clot should not be managed with massage.

People recovering from surgery, cancer treatment or a serious cardiovascular condition should ask their treating clinician whether massage, heat or strong pressure is suitable. If a symptom is new or worsening, obtain a diagnosis first. Once medical concerns have been excluded, tell the therapist about relevant limitations and stop the session if a technique causes sharp pain, dizziness, shortness of breath or skin irritation.