A slow reset starts with quiet. Nón Spa pairs private rooms with A/C and soothing music, so your body can actually downshift. I like that you get real therapist time, plus skin care add-ons like scrub and wrap. One thing to watch is package matching, since one booking experience reported getting only part of what was expected.

I also like the small welcome touches, like Arhat tea and coconut crackers, which makes the whole visit feel calm instead of rushed. The staff are friendly and quick to help, which matters when you are choosing massage styles or timing. The one possible drawback is that you should double-check the exact services included in your package before you arrive.

If you are planning a day in Da Nang, this is easy to pair with beach time. The spa is about a 5-minute walk from My Khe beach and lots of food options, so you can book this as your recovery block and still have energy for dinner.

Key things I’d plan for at Nón Spa

• Private rooms with air conditioning and music, so you can relax without feeling exposed
• Full-body massage options like oil massage, herbal bags, or hot stones, depending on what you choose
• Foot bath and shower setup, with foot bath usually skipped for facial or steam-bath packages
• Skin care add-ons such as facial massage, body scrub, and wrap
• Welcome extras like Arhat tea, coconut crackers, towels, and locker use to keep you comfortable
• Lots of therapist language support, since the spa lists multiple languages for your session

Entering Nón Spa on An Thuong 3 Street, what to expect

Nón Spa is in central Da Nang, at 43 An Thuong 3 Street, My An, Ngu Hanh Son. It is the kind of place you go for comfort, not sightseeing. Think clean rooms, quiet tone, and staff who keep things moving at a gentle pace.

What you get from the start is a spa routine that feels practical. You come in, you are looked after, and you are set up for your session with items like slippers, a bathrobe, and boxer shorts. If you want to bring your phone, the spa also lists high-speed Wi-Fi, which can help if you are killing a few minutes before your treatment starts.

Duration is flexible, with sessions listed from 50 to 260 minutes. That range is useful in Da Nang because you can fit this into a short recovery stop after travel, or go for the longer “reset my body” option if you have a slow day.

Private rooms with A/C and soothing music, why that matters

The big quality-of-life detail here is the private service rooms. You are not hanging around in a shared space with people coming and going. That privacy makes a difference, especially if you want to focus on relaxation instead of checking what is happening around you.

Two more comfort points matter:

• Air conditioning, so you are less likely to feel sticky or uncomfortable during massage and skin care.
• Soothing music, which turns the room into a lower-noise zone.

If you tend to get tense in enclosed spaces, note the spa lists claustrophobia as not suitable. The same goes for several health and mobility limits, which I cover later. The basic idea is that private rooms are great for many people, but not everyone.

The massage menu: full-body options plus foot massage rituals

This is a massage-focused spa, with packages that can include full-body massage and foot massage. The exact combination depends on what you pick, but the menu style is clear: you can go with massage oil, and you may be offered choices like herbal bags or hot stones.

Those details are not just marketing. Herbal bags and hot stones tend to feel different from straight oil massage:

• Herbal bags can feel like a more aromatic, rhythmic therapy.
• Hot stones often add warmth that can help your muscles loosen up, especially if you are tight from walking and motorbike days.

For foot work, the spa commonly includes a foot bath, and then your massage continues from there. If you choose facial treatment or a package that includes a steam bath, the foot bath may not be included. It is a small detail, but worth confirming when you book, because some people come specifically for the full body-to-feet sequence.

Facial massage, body scrub, and wrap: skin care that feels like a full routine

Nón Spa does more than just massage. You can add skin care services like facial massage, body scrub, and body wrap. This matters because massage can relax your muscles, but skin care can help the whole experience feel “finished.”

One booking experience highlighted a scrub that smelled good and felt even better, and that is exactly the kind of difference you will notice with body exfoliation. If your skin is dry from travel weather, airplane air, or lots of sunscreen use, a scrub and wrap can feel like a reset.

Also pay attention to how these treatments pair with the spa’s schedule. Foot bath access can change depending on your selection, and steam-bath packages are part of that decision tree.

A small but thoughtful touch: you are given towels and shower access as part of the included setup, so you are not left to guess what comes next after a scrub or wrap.

The step-by-step flow during your 50 to 260 minute session

Here is the practical “how it usually runs” view based on what the spa lists as included. Your exact order can vary by package, but this is the overall rhythm you can expect.

1) Welcome and settling in

You start with a welcome drink (Arhat tea) plus coconut crackers. It sounds simple, but it sets a calmer pace. The spa also provides a locker, so you can stash your belongings without juggling bags around the room.

2) Changing and getting comfortable

You are set up with a bathrobe and slippers, plus boxer shorts. There is also a personal clothes box, which helps you keep your things organized. If you like having a predictable routine, this part is smooth.

3) Foot bath and pre-treatment prep (when included)

Many packages include a foot bath. When you choose facial treatment or a package with steam bath, that foot bath can be excluded. So if you love the full spa rhythm from feet to shoulders, you’ll want to pick a package that keeps the foot bath in.

You also get access to showering, which is part of the included setup.

4) Massage and skin care

This is the core time. Depending on your package, you might get:

• Full-body massage
• Foot massage with massage oil, sometimes combined with herbal bags or hot stones
• Facial massage
• Body scrub and wrap

The spa emphasizes therapist professionalism, and one positive experience singled out the pressure as right. That is usually the biggest “value test” for massage. You want firm where you need it, without going too hard.

5) Final reset and checkout

After your treatment, you can use the showering setup and head out. The spa also includes luggage keeping, which is handy if you are exploring before or after and do not want to carry everything around.

One practical note for planning: there is parking space for motorbike only, so if you are driving a car, you will likely need another parking plan nearby. The spa also does not include hotel pickup and drop-off, so you will be responsible for getting there on your own.

Price and value: what $11 can realistically buy

Nón Spa lists a price starting around $11 per person, with session lengths ranging widely from 50 to 260 minutes. That wide duration range is key to understanding value.

In plain terms:

• If you choose a shorter session, you are getting a focused reset.
• If you go longer, the experience is more complete, especially if your package includes both massage and skin care.

The best value typically comes when you match the package to what you actually want. One important caution from a booking experience: a package expected to include multiple services ended up delivering only a hair spa treatment and a foot bath. I cannot tell you exactly why that happened, but I can tell you the safe move.

Before you book, confirm the exact package description for:

• Which services are included (massage, facial, nails, hair spa, etc.)
• Whether you get the foot bath
• Whether any steam-bath conditions change what is included

If you do that, the price feels like a bargain for a spa that provides private rooms, comfort items, and a full therapist session.

The “quiet day” combo: My Khe beach within walking distance

One of the nicest practical perks is location. The spa is about a 5-minute walk to My Khe beach, plus there are restaurants nearby.

This is a solid pairing because you can schedule your body reset, then do a gentle walk or grab food without rushing. After a massage and scrub, you might not want a long, intense outing. The beach area gives you an easy follow-up without needing a motorbike plan.

Also, having restaurants nearby is useful if you are hungry after a longer session. The welcome snacks are nice, but they are not dinner.

Who this spa suits best, and who should skip it

Nón Spa lists a fairly strict safety and suitability guide. Use it. This is not the kind of place to wing it if you have health concerns.

Likely great for

• You want stress relief after travel or busy days
• You like being in private, A/C rooms
• You want both massage and optional skin care treatments
• You prefer a spa that provides comfort basics like robes, lockers, slippers, and shower access

Not suitable for (based on the spa’s list)

The spa says it is not suitable for people with:

• Claustrophobia
• Heart problems
• Vertigo
• Respiratory issues
• Epilepsy
• Diabetes
• Kidney problems
• High blood pressure
• Recent surgeries
• People with pre-existing medical conditions and people who currently have a cold
• People with mobility impairments or wheelchair users
• People over 65 years
• People over 6 ft 6 in (200 cm) or over 209 lbs (95 kg)

Also, children under 5 years are not suitable, and children and youth need to be accompanied by at least one adult or senior. Children under 3 ft (90 cm) are not suitable.

If any of these apply to you, treat the spa’s list as a stop sign, not a challenge. When in doubt, ask your doctor or choose a gentler alternative.

Practical logistics: where to go, what to do when you arrive

You meet at the spa address on An Thuong 3 Street, and the spa provides a Google Maps link for your direction planning.

A few practical points that matter on the ground:

• No hotel pickup is included, so you need your own transport and timing.
• Private group means your session is set up for your group style rather than a mixed crowd vibe.
• The spa lists therapist languages including English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, and others. If you speak one of those, that can make communication smoother when discussing pressure preference or the treatment you chose.
• The spa notes certain behavior restrictions: no smoking, no red wine, no alcohol or drugs, no jumping, no fire-making, and no alcoholic drinks in the vehicle.

They are also clear about children accompaniment requirements, so if you are traveling as a family, you will want to align expectations early.

What should you bring? The spa provides a lot of the “in-spa” essentials, including a locker, bathrobe, slippers, and bathing items. Practically, you just need yourself and anything personal you want to keep (and you can store it in the locker).

Should you book Nón Spa in Da Nang?

I’d book Nón Spa if you want a straightforward recovery day that feels calm from the moment you arrive. The combination of private A/C rooms, friendly support, and hands-on therapist work is a strong value formula, especially with the option to add facial massage, scrub, and wrap.

Book with more care if you are planning a specific combo that includes multiple services. The one mismatch story is your reminder to confirm what is actually included, especially if you expected extras beyond massage and skin care.

If you are not dealing with the health issues listed in the suitability guide, and you want a low-friction spa stop near My Khe beach, this is the kind of place that fits neatly into a Da Nang itinerary.

FAQ

Where is Nón Spa located?

Nón Spa is at 43 An Thuong 3 Street, My An, Ngu Hanh Son, Da Nang 550000, Vietnam. The spa provides a Google Maps link for the address.

What services are available at Nón Spa?

You can choose from massage options (full-body massage and foot massage), facial and skin care (facial massage, body scrub, and wrap), and related services like foot baths, showering, and skin care steps depending on the package you select.

How long does a session take?

Sessions are listed as 50 to 260 minutes. You can check availability to see starting times.

Do they pick you up from your hotel?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

Is there a foot bath?

A foot bath is included in many packages, but it is not included when you choose facial treatment and any packages that contain a steam bath.

What comfort items are included during the visit?

Included items list locker, slippers, bathrobe, boxer shorts, and a personal clothes box. You also get cool or warm towel (seasonal), luggage keeping, and showering.

What safety rules should I know before I go?

The spa lists several restrictions including no smoking, no alcohol and drugs, and no making fire or jumping. It also states that children and youth need to be accompanied by at least one adult or one senior.