Thanks Annie M. for recommending this excellent place. This will be my new favorite for foot…read moresteaming from now on, as I like how it's newer and cleaner than the one I've frequented. Don't hold any fantasy for this spa, this is just a basic place for foot steaming. However, the interior is nice, the faux slate stone walls and floor giving it a clean, modern look. Service is good, and the clothes that I change into for the steaming looks new and clean. The staff told me that they send their laundry out to clean. As a first timer I get a discounted price of $98 (normal is $138), and I added a 20 min shoulder massage for a small fee. Massage was good if not excellent. They did not push me to buy packages and add ons, which I appreciate. This place is right by the Prince Edward MTR. Exit B2 and it's in the building across the street to your left.

I love massage and do it every week when I'm in town (Vancouver).. One of my friends had foot…read moresteaming and posted on facebook few months ago. I thought it's so cool! I definitely would try it when I get a chance. My best friend took me to Fantasy Spa for foot steaming and massage. I like this place, it is nothing fancy but the price is very reasonable. It's clean and roomy. The foot massage technicians are so experience and great. They explained to us the benefits of foot steaming with different herbals medicine. (Promote blood circulation, Detoxification, Eliminate blood stasis, Anit-aging and etc) I wish Vancouver could have foot steaming massage shop soon.

I came to this place for a Thai massage…read more The service is very nice, starting from my reservation. If you use WhatsApp, add their number +852 5661 8550 and you can make your reservation using the app. Great for travelers who didn't get a local SIM. When I walked in, the friendly receptionist gave me a pair of slippers (I don't care for these disposable slippers, but that's another story) and was led to the room to change into the Thai cotton outfit. I booked a 90 traditional Thai massage. If you are not familiar with the style, it's a little like acupressure, with a lot of pressing down motion instead of kneading and rubbing. What set it apart is how they twist and pull your limbs around, kind of like a lazy man's version of yoga but also reminiscent of a school yard bullying. Not the type of massage where you can doze off. In fact, I suspect you need a masochistic streak to enjoy Thai massage. My masseuse, who is from Thailand, diligently worked on loosening my knots, and I had a good time. Well, as good a time as I can have with someone pulling my arms while stepping on my thigh... The place is nicely decorated, in dark purple and mahogany. The doors are made with latticed wood that looks well worn in a nice, antique way, like they brought it in from some old houses. (you can see pics on their website) It really set me into a relaxed mood. When I finished my massage and walked back into the lobby, my pair of shoes are there, waiting for me already! For my massage, the 90 min is $408 but they offer a first-timer discount on ZoneOneZone, and I was able to get a discount rate of $376 just by mentioning it.

I'm addicted to this place. If I ever go back to Hong Kong this is the only place I would go to for…read morea massage. The service was spectacular and the massage was the best I've ever had. Thank you Chi Wa Siam for taking care of me.

This place sure knows how to get you into the mood. You descend the stairs lined with small terra…read morecotta warriors, step onto plexiglass floor under which koi fishes swim languidly, and are greeted by wafts of incense and gentle zen music. You are then led off to change into their shorts and slippers, and lockers where you can put away your belongings. The massage room is dimly lit, and relatively quiet: it's a communal room so some low noise is unavoidable, and even some loud snores, lol. After the massage, you are invited to spend as much time as you like in their little tea room, which is decked up to look like the last century, sipping tea of small tea cups. Unfortunately, the massage does not live up. The masseuse does not seem to have a clue how to spend that much time with a pair of feet, and all she did is to rub them up and down, up and down... It does not hurt, but does not relax much either. If you want to just spend an hour or two away from the hustle and bustle on the streets above, just to rest your feet and take a nap even, this is not a bad choice. But if you are looking for serious massage, skip this gimmicky tourist trap and go elsewhere.

If I'm in Hong Kong again I would definitely come back here again. It's comparable to the US if not…read morea little more but worth it. When walking in, I knew this is the place to come it was very clean And just looked very reputable. The only issue I had was , I didn't like the fact, when my massage person talks with the other workers while I'm receiving a massage.

It was adequate. Really needed after long flights. Recommend by Courtyard. They keep the place…read moredarker than what I'm used too, but it was fine. The music was perfect for the setting. The shorts/shirt they give you was fine. I found it odd that she then draped a towel over my body, then proceed with the massage. Surprisingly it worked. What took away from the experience was the massage table. I'm a really fit guy, but narrow. I barely fit the width of the table. Every time she applied pressure in a sideways manner, the table creaked quite loud. It was annoying. If I get another massage before I leave, I try another place.

Recommended by the Courtyard Marriott hotel. Professional, clean and reasonably priced. My husband…read moreand I each had a Thai body massage. The middle sliding door was open so two rooms were one larger room and there were garments to change into. My masseuse was Tina, I highly recommend her. The massage was amazing and relaxing. She knew exactly what she was doing! A hot tea was provided at the end of the massage. This center is much more professional and cleaner than the other surrounding massage places, and while a little more expensive it was well worth it.

The lovely side of this spa is the service and the prices. It pretty much ends up there, but…read morehonestly, I don't need much more when those two are as amazing as they are at Lovely Spa. I randomly saw the place while walking up Lan Kwai Fong Street and took one of their leaflets outside their building. As I flicked through, my face turned into a 'no way!' expression...50 HKD for eyebrow threading? 230 HKD for a Brazilian wax? I called them and made an appointment two days later. Don't get put off by the building; yes, it seems like it's falling apart but the place itself is welcoming and very clean. I got there just in time and was welcomed with some water before the therapist led me to one of their (three) rooms. I wanted to get my eyebrows done but my expectations weren't high. However, I asked her for advice on how to reshape them. She took her time and made a couple of observations, which made me feel more comfortable, then just got onto it and in a matter of 10 minutes I was out. My thoughts: very professional, quick and well performed. This is what you get anywhere else in Hong Kong, but for 120 HKD and not much advice. As I came out of the room I saw two people getting a manicure and it looked so good, I made the next appointment! Just be warned of two things: it's cash only and there is no lift to the 3rd floor.

Lovely Spa is by no means fancy as you'll gather from the entrance - a dingy staircase in the…read moremiddle of Lan Kwai Fong. After climbing up a couple of storeys of shabby stairs (just follow the arrows printed on A4 paper) you reach Lovely Spa. Ring the doorbell and you'll be let in to a small, dark room which is decorated quite cheaply yet comfortably. The treatment rooms are divided by thin plastic walls so you can hear every word being said within the tiny space and other spa goers can hear every wax strip being torn off which can be a little off putting. However, the service is professional and the price is SO CHEAP that you can ignore the basic fit out. It's literally only $230 for a Brazilian wax - half the price of places like Nude and Nu and the results are as good. Hot Stone Massages are only $300 whilst a spa manicure is $130. I bring my own colours for manicures but the range of options is reasonable. The cash only policy is a little annoying but understandable for such a small operation. All in all, Lovely Spa is not the best choice for a luxury, indulgent experience, but for basic grooming at a price you can't beat, this is the place.

After a LONG day of walking, I wanted to get a massage. I cross-referenced Google and Yelp and was…read morelead to this location. Previously, I just walked in to an unknown massage place while exploring. However, this location, I actually searched. As I walked in to a dark massage area, I was led to a tiny bathroom to change into the shorts and shirt they provided. There were no areas to place our clothes, so I had to keep it with me. As I opted for a foot massage. I sat in a chair that reclined and the masseuse got to work. The massage was okay, but not the greatest. The pressure was a little weak. I asked for more pressure but it didn't seem much different. The prices were slightly higher than the other massage establishments in the area so maybe my expectation was a little higher. Overall, my experience was okay. It just wasn't the 4.6 star rating I was expecting.

Phenomenal place- it was a better experience than most resort spas in the U.S.!…read more Our hotel made the suggestion to visit Yuen and said it was "the best bang for the buck" - being apprehensive, I asked how much is service in USD? Roughly $35-40 for 50 minutes! SO...My husband went to go check it out beforehand and comes back to my step-daughter and me and said "You'll love it!" He spoke with Jackie and she made wonderful suggestions based on our needs. Yuen is located just a few blocks from our hotel, so look for the sign, take the elevator to the 15th floor. You will be warmly greeted in absolutely euphoric atmosphere and very clean. You would have never guessed such a glorious place existed in an office like building. Slippers are provided. After waiting just a few minutes we were whisked to a room with 2 beds for my step-daughter and me. Masseuses were phenomenal, complete quiet relaxation. Post massage, warm tea and a gelatin like dessert was served - very tasty. Husband also decided to get a 50 minute foot massage while we got massages and scrub and all 3 of use received treatments for ~$110 USD. Jackie who helped us was an excellent and gracious hostess, everything was professional and yes.....worth every single penny. This experience is definitely worth a visit when in this neighborhood or a tourist looking for a massage after long travel!

All you can eat bananas and apples... There was mould on…read moremost surfaces. Tiles were being held on by tape. Saunas were blistering hot. Old men were spitting and smoking in the bath. Much more expensive than it should have been.

First, a warning! This is a long review. But I promise the long read will be worth it. And, at the…read moreend of it you will know how to get the most out of this place. The basics: ME: a person with horrible posture who spends 40-60 hours-a-week looking at a computer screen or walking around with a heavy camera rig strapped to my body. I've been in physical therapy for both a bad knee and excruciating shoulder pain. THIS PLACE: recommended by two colleagues, one a Hong Kong resident, the other a frequent visitor to the city. THINGS TO KNOW: This place is open 12:00PM to 6:00AM. Men and women are on two separate floors. They take credit cards and you can add the tip to the credit card. You can order food and drink if you choose. The location is fitted with a sauna and a steam room. The bathroom has all the toiletries needed to shower and get ready after your massage. The lockers are programmed to open with a key and a remote button sequentially for added safety. I had two massages here, one week apart: FIRST: 90-minute full body massage, priced higher because it was before 10:00PM. HK$596 = US$77 (with tax and tip) SECOND: 45-minute full body massage, priced lower because it was after 10:00PM. HK$340 = US$44 (with tax and tip) Both massages started with a middle-aged female masseuse in a pink uniform climbing up on my back and walking all over it. Both of them asked me if I wanted it soft or hard. In both instances I said hard. They both seemed to know what my problem areas were because both of them immediately honed in on my neck and shoulder blades. From here on, my description is for the first, longer massage -- As my masseuse worked one foot over my entire back while using the other for balance, I felt individual discs in my spine click back into place. Halfway through the session, she piled a heap of warm towels over my back to keep it relaxed before sitting down to work out the knots in my feet. Then she asked me to turn over and continued to massage my legs, my arms and finally my scalp. When the massage was over, she smiled sweetly and said, "You like massage. You give good tip." After that she led me back to the shower area where I first went to the sauna and then took a shower. When all was said and done, I tipped her more than 20% because she did a fantastic job. At this point if you're wondering why I gave Sunny Paradise Sauna four instead of five stars, let me explain. My second massage was similar to my first one, but maybe not as hard. She still massaged my whole body but because it was the shorter session, I didn't get my foot or my scalped massaged for 10 minutes each. The reason why this place isn't getting top marks is because my second masseuse was very pushy about the tip and would not let me exit the room without a tip sheet where she had marked up what the tip should be. That annoyed me off a little. Even though my second massage wasn't as fantastic as the first one, I would have tipped her the same percentage as the first masseuse if she hadn't been so aggressive. All that said, if I ever return to Hong Kong, I will most definitely revisit this place and I highly recommend it. So here are my tips on conquering this place: - Go after 10:00PM for the cheaper rates. - Bring as little stuff with you as possible so you don't have to lug back things after all the kinks in your body have been worked out. - Locate the price list on display and show the black-and-white uniform clad hostess the session you want. - Take a photo of the price list. - Splurge and get the 90-minute massage; it's worth the HK$596 = US$77 (with tax and tip). - As soon as you meet the masseuse, say "90-minute full body massage" and show her the item on the photo you took. - Specify whether you want a soft or a hard massage. - If you have problem areas and want to absolutely make sure she doesn't miss them, point them out. - If you have the misfortune of getting a pushy masseuse who wants to give you a marked up tip sheet, just take it. When you're at the counter, you can tell them what tip you want to add. Website: http://sunnyparadise.iyp.hk/