Lemongrass Spa in Hanoi, Vietnam

Lemongrass Spa is a Hanoi Old Quarter spa and nail salon at 03 Au Trieu, immediately behind the St Joseph’s Cathedral area. This current identity corrects a serious legacy-data problem: the old Travel S Helper discovery hint contained an address in Hoi An, but current Hanoi business evidence consistently places Lemongrass Spa on Au Trieu in Hoan Kiem. The Hanoi route is therefore confirmed from fresh research, and the Hoi An address should not be carried into the rebuilt page.

The current listing describes Lemongrass as a combined spa and nail-care venue rather than a massage-only business. It highlights a spacious nail area using CND products and four treatment rooms for spa services. Current descriptions also reference foot massage, body massage and facial care. That mix makes the venue useful for visitors who want a manicure or pedicure as much as for travelers looking for a one-hour recovery session after walking the Old Quarter.

The location is one of the strongest practical features. Au Trieu is a short street beside St Joseph’s Cathedral, placing the spa within the central walking zone used by many visitors. If arriving on foot, the cathedral is an easier landmark than the spa name alone. If arriving by taxi or ride-hailing, use “03 Au Trieu, Hoan Kiem” because the surrounding lanes are dense and central. The legacy Hoi An coordinates must not be used under any circumstances for this Hanoi entity.

Current third-party hours show a split schedule: Monday through Thursday are listed as 10:00–22:00, while Friday, Saturday and Sunday are listed as 10:00–00:00. These unusually late weekend hours are current directory data rather than an operator-controlled schedule, so late-night appointments should be confirmed directly before travel. The same principle applies to treatment availability: nail care and massage can require different staff, and a venue being open does not guarantee every service remains bookable until closing.

A useful way to plan the visit is by service type. Manicure and pedicure appointments may be relatively short, while a body massage or a combination of nail and spa services can take much longer. Current descriptions suggest that many visitors spend roughly one to two hours. Add time for treatment selection, changing if required, polish drying for nail services and payment. If you have a dinner or tour booked immediately afterward, avoid scheduling the spa by the exact advertised treatment duration alone.

The current venue description emphasizes four dedicated treatment rooms and a calmer interior setting despite the busy central location. That is useful for couples or friends who want a more structured spa stop than a street-front foot-massage chair. Still, room configuration and simultaneous capacity can change, so groups should book ahead. The same applies to nail appointments if several people want service at the same time.

Health and product considerations differ across the menu. Nail services use professional cosmetic products, while massage and facial treatments may involve oils, pressure and skincare ingredients. Guests with allergies, sensitive skin, pregnancy, recent surgery or injuries should tell staff before treatment. A massage or facial described as restorative or relaxing should be understood as a wellness service rather than a medical treatment. If a skin or musculoskeletal issue requires diagnosis, consult a qualified medical professional instead of relying on spa claims.

The checked sources do not publish a detailed accessibility specification for the Au Trieu premises. The central lane setting can involve uneven pavements and traffic, and the internal route to treatment rooms is not documented clearly enough to promise step-free access. Travelers who use a wheelchair or need minimal stairs should contact the business before arrival and ask about entrance steps, room location and restroom access.

Lemongrass Spa is a practical choice for travelers based around the cathedral and Old Quarter who want a combination of massage, facial and nail services. The important rebuilt-page facts are the Hanoi address at 03 Au Trieu, the current spa-and-nails identity and the published 2026 directory hours. Because those hours come from a third-party listing and extend to midnight on weekends, confirm any late appointment directly. Most importantly, ignore the old Hoi An discovery hint: fresh research clearly places this entity in Hanoi.

Because Lemongrass combines nail care and spa treatments, appointment flow can differ from a massage-only venue. A manicure or pedicure may involve product selection, shaping, polish and drying, while body or foot massage uses treatment-room time. If two people want different services simultaneously, confirm that the relevant staff and rooms are available together. The current listing’s four treatment rooms suggest a small-scale operation rather than a large resort spa, so advance booking is sensible at weekends and during the evening window when published hours run later.

The cathedral-area location is also useful for sequencing a central-Hanoi day. Visitors can place the spa before or after sightseeing around Hoan Kiem and the Old Quarter without a cross-city transfer. Even so, a late finish after a weekend appointment should be planned with transport in mind, especially if you are returning to a hotel outside Hoan Kiem. The hours data supports late opening, but the rebuilt page should still encourage direct confirmation because the business does not currently expose an operator-controlled schedule in the sources checked.