Massage & Spa on Red Street
Every massage shop and spa on the street — with photos, locations, and what you need to know.
Massage is everywhere on and around Red Street. Traditional Filipino massage, Thai massage, foot reflexology, and full spa services — the options range from small walk-in shops to proper spa facilities.
This page lists what's actually here, photographed on location. Prices, hours, and services vary shop to shop.
The Directory
Perimeter Road
4.2/5
Luxury Massage and Spa
Upscale-leaning spa near Red Street.
Perimeter Road
4.3/5
Saybhel Spa
Neighborhood spa with standard services.
Perimeter Road
4.8/5
Dolce Monada Massage and Spa
Massage and spa, walk-ins welcome.
Perimeter Road
4.3/5
Vitality Wellness Massage
Wellness-focused massage services.
Perimeter Road
4.4/5
Angel's Massage
Traditional massage shop, walk-in friendly.
Perimeter Road
4.7/5
Rich Wellness Salon and Spa
Salon and spa combo — hair, nails, and massage in one stop.
Perimeter Road
4.2/5
Zalon Massage and Spa
Massage and spa services near the strip.
Perimeter Road
3.9/5
Bevs Massage and Spa
Neighborhood massage and spa.
Perimeter Road
3.3/5
Zen Space Thai Massage and Spa
Thai massage specialist. Traditional pressure-and-stretch style.
Perimeter Road
4.6/5
Young Young Massage
Walk-in massage shop.
Perimeter Road
4.4/5
Daydreams Massage
Relaxation-focused massage services.
Perimeter Road
4.9/5
K&K Professional Blind Massage
Massage by professionally trained blind therapists — a respected Filipino tradition known for exceptional touch sensitivity.
Perimeter Road
4.5/5
Jeoung Massage and Spa
Massage and spa with a full service menu.
Perimeter Road
4.6/5
Cool Massage
Walk-in massage, easy prices.
Perimeter Road
4.2/5
Magic Touch Massage and Spa
Massage and spa services.
Perimeter Road
4.9/5
Haya Massage and Spa
Neighborhood spa and massage.
Perimeter Road
4.4/5
Fil-Touch Spa
Filipino-style massage and spa services.
Perimeter Road
3.9/5
JEPS Salon and Spa
Salon and spa combination.
Perimeter Road
4.0/5
Daon Massage
Walk-in massage shop.
Fields Avenue
4.6/5
Spa and Massage
Massage services near the strip.
Perimeter Road
4.8/5
Rejuvenescene Massage
Massage shop near the strip. Walk-in traditional service.
Perimeter Road
4.7/5
Manager's Spa and Massage
Spa and massage services, full menu.
Type Of Massage
Traditional Filipino Massage (Hilot)
Deep pressure using palms, thumbs, and elbows to work muscle tension. Usually done with oil. The most common massage you'll find and typically the cheapest.
Full Body Oil Massage
Standard relaxation massage with oil, on a table or mat. Swedish or aromatherapy style depending on the shop.
Thai Massage
Performed clothed on a mat, without oil. Combines acupressure with assisted stretching. More intense than oil massage — the therapist uses hands, elbows, knees, and feet, and moves your body through stretches. Not for everyone the first time.
Spa Packages
Larger spas offer combinations — massage plus scrub, sauna, or facial. Higher price, longer session, better facilities.
Foot Massage / Reflexology
Focused on the feet and lower legs. Usually done in a chair. The cheapest option and popular after a long day walking.
What to Know
⏱ Duration
Sessions are typically 60 or 90 minutes. Some shops offer 30-minute foot massages. Confirm the length when you book so there's no confusion at the end.
💵 Tipping
Tipping is customary and appreciated. Hand it directly to the therapist at the end.
💪 Communicating Pressure
Say something if the pressure is too much or too little. Therapists will adjust. Nobody expects you to suffer through it in silence.
🏠 Choosing a Shop
Look for posted prices, clean facilities, uniformed staff, and an open storefront you can see into. Established shops with regular customers are a safe bet. If something feels off, walk.
🕒 Hours
Most shops open midday and stay open late — many until midnight or later. A few open earlier.
💰 Prices
Small walk-in shops are the cheapest. Mid-range shops and spas charge more for better facilities and private rooms. Hotel spas charge the most. Prices are usually posted at the entrance — if they're not, ask before you sit down.
Walk-in vs. Booking.
Most shops on Red Street take walk-ins and you rarely wait long. Larger spas may need a booking on weekends. If you want a specific therapist or a private room, call ahead.
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