Foot Massage in Hanoi: Where to Rest Your Feet After a Day in the Old Quarter

Treatments · Updated October 2026 · MassageHanoi.net editors

Foot Massage in Hanoi: Where to Rest Your Feet After a Day in the Old Quarter
Photo: Mr. Spa, 64 Bach Dang, Hanoi

Ten kilometres of Old Quarter walking, Train Street, the Temple of Literature and a night market later — your feet will thank you for a Vietnamese foot massage. It’s cheap, quick and available on almost every corner. Here’s how to find a good one.

What a proper foot massage includes

  1. Herbal soak

    Warm water with ginger, lemongrass or mugwort, 10–15 minutes.

  2. Massage

    Feet, ankles and often calves up to the knee.

  3. Acupressure

    Pressure on reflexology points on the soles.

  4. Hot stones

    Many spas add shoulders, arms or hot stones.

How much?

Expect VND 150,000–400,000 (about US$6–15) for 45–60 minutes. Packages that add neck & shoulders or hot stones start around VND 500,000.

Where to go

#1

Trang An Foot Massage

Good for: Foot massage fans
  • 26 Trieu Viet Vuong St, Hai Ba Trung
  • 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Ask for the menu
  • 083 686 5996

Dedicated 9-step foot massage with herbal soak, hot stones and acupressure.

#2

MF Spa Hanoi

Good for: Late arrivals, couples
  • 11 Bao Khanh Alley, near Hoan Kiem Lake
  • 9:30 AM – 1:00 AM
  • VND 170,000 – 800,000; sauna packages VND 1.23 – 1.65 million
  • 0966 939 918
  • ★ 4.9 1,164 Tripadvisor reviews · checked 14 Oct 2026

Body, foot and back-neck-shoulder massage plus couple rooms. Open until 1 AM.

#3

Alisa Bella Spa

Good for: Budget-friendly Old Quarter stop
  • 2–4 Ma May St, Old Quarter
  • 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • VND 170,000 – 700,000 (~US$7 – 27)
  • 0901 523 866
  • ★ 4.9 Google reviews (compiled)

Right by the weekend walking street; affordable and open until 11 PM.

#4

Omamori Spa

Good for: Travelers who want consistent pressure and to support a social cause
  • 48 Ngo Huyen St, Old Quarter (2nd branch: 52/28 To Ngoc Van, Tay Ho)
  • 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Ask for the menu · no tipping policy
  • ★ 4.9 694 Tripadvisor reviews · checked 14 Oct 2026

Run by the non-profit Blind-Link; therapists are visually impaired and trained at Blind-Link’s own school. The spa publishes a no-tipping policy.

#5

Dao's Care Spa – Ba Dinh

Good for: Culture seekers, budget travelers
  • 351 Hoang Hoa Tham St, Ba Dinh
  • 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM, closed Tuesdays
  • Herbal bath ~US$5, 60-min Dao massage ~US$14 (Airbnb Experiences listing)
  • ★ 4.9 1,121 Fresha reviews · checked 14 Oct 2026

Social enterprise employing visually impaired therapists and partnering with Red Dao women from Sapa to offer their traditional herbal bath.

Skip foot massage if you have open cuts, a fungal infection, severe varicose veins or an acute gout flare. Diabetics should tell the therapist so pressure and water temperature can be adjusted.

FAQ

How long is a foot massage in Hanoi?

Usually 45–60 minutes, including a 10–15 minute herbal foot soak.

Is a foot massage worth it in Hanoi?

Yes — at US$6–15 it is one of the best-value treats in the city, especially after a day of walking.

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