Urban Oasis Spa in Hanoi, Vietnam

Urban Oasis Spa is a full-service massage and beauty spa at 39A Hang Hanh in Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem district, a short walk from Hoan Kiem Lake. It is well suited to travelers who want a broad choice—aroma, Thai, shiatsu, hot-stone and four-hands massage, plus foot care, facials, nail services and longer packages—without leaving the Old Quarter. The operator currently accepts bookings from morning until late evening and confirms daily opening from 09:00 to 22:00. The main limitation is choice overload: treatments range from short targeted sessions to packages lasting more than three hours, so visitors should decide how much time they actually have before booking rather than selecting a package only by name.

The current menu extends well beyond standard body massage. A recent booking directory tied to the correct 39A Hang Hanh address lists 60- to 120-minute aroma massage, Thai massage, shiatsu, hot-stone options, four-hands massage and a house combination treatment. There are also shoulder-and-back sessions, hand-and-head massage, foot care, facials, waxing, manicures, pedicures and eyelash services. That breadth makes Urban Oasis useful for couples or groups with different preferences, because one person can book a conventional body treatment while another chooses beauty or foot care.

Published secondary prices give a practical sense of scale. Current directory listings place 60-minute aroma massage around VND 530,000, Thai and shiatsu around VND 590,000 for 60 minutes, and four-hands massage around VND 990,000 for 60 minutes. Longer packages rise well above that level and can run for roughly two to three-plus hours. Because those prices come from a booking directory rather than the spa’s own clearly published menu, they should be treated as a planning guide only. Confirm the operator’s current price and package inclusions before the treatment starts.

The spa’s most important practical advantage is location. Hang Hanh is in the Old Quarter beside the Hoan Kiem Lake area, and the operator explicitly describes the address as central Hanoi. Travelers staying around the lake, cathedral or Old Quarter can usually walk there, avoiding the unpredictability of cross-city traffic. Taxis and ride-hailing vehicles can also target Hang Hanh, but the surrounding streets are busy and compact, so the final approach may be easiest on foot at peak periods.

Urban Oasis publishes clear hours: 09:00–22:00 every day. Its booking page offers appointment times through 21:30, but a late slot should be matched to the service duration; a long 120- or 180-minute package cannot logically begin near closing. Booking in advance is especially sensible for couples, four-hands massage or long combination packages. The operator provides a direct phone number and online booking form, which makes it easier to confirm timing than at spas that rely entirely on walk-ins.

Treatment length varies substantially. A focused hand, shoulder or foot service may take 45 to 60 minutes, while body massages commonly run 60, 75, 90 or 120 minutes. Current package listings include sessions around 135, 155, 180 and 195 minutes. Add time for arrival, consultation, changing and payment. If Urban Oasis is a break inside a sightseeing day, a one- to two-hour booking is the easiest fit; a three-hour package is better treated as a major activity rather than a brief stop.

The operator’s own site and current booking pages remain active in 2026, with recent dated customer-experience posts and a functioning reservation form. That supports the venue’s current operating status more strongly than relying on old travel reviews. Tripadvisor and Google-derived listings also continue to surface the same 39A Hang Hanh business and daily schedule. Where secondary menu descriptions make broad wellness claims, travelers should interpret them as marketing rather than medical evidence.

Visitors combining massage with beauty services should confirm the sequence when booking. A facial, manicure or pedicure added after bodywork can turn a seemingly simple appointment into a substantial block of the day, and couples should check whether their chosen treatments can be delivered simultaneously rather than assuming every combination is available at the same time.

For health and comfort, communicate pressure preference and any conditions before treatment. Thai, shiatsu, hot-stone and four-hands formats can feel very different, and stronger work is not automatically better. If you are pregnant, have an injury, recent surgery, circulation concerns or sensitivity to heat or oils, ask the spa whether a gentler alternative is appropriate. Accessibility details are not adequately documented, so visitors who require step-free entry or adapted facilities should contact the spa in advance.

Urban Oasis works best for travelers who want one address with many treatment categories and who value a central location near Hoan Kiem Lake. Its clear daily hours and active booking system reduce uncertainty, while the menu range supports anything from a short foot treatment to a long multi-stage package. The tradeoff is that prices and package details can vary across booking channels, and the longer options require serious time. Confirm the exact treatment, duration and current total, then build the appointment around the rest of your Old Quarter day rather than assuming every spa visit is a quick hour.