MiuMiu Spa 1 is the original Chu Manh Trinh branch of a long-established Ho Chi Minh City spa brand, located at 4 Chu Manh Trinh in central District 1. It offers a broad menu of Thai massage, shiatsu, aroma and ginger-oil treatments, hot-stone massage, foot care, herbal treatments, body scrubs, basic facials, hair washing and longer combination packages. The branch is convenient for visitors staying near Le Thanh Ton, the riverfront or the Japanese-quarter side of central Saigon. The main practical detail is its weekly closure: MiuMiu Spa 1 is closed on Tuesday, unlike MiuMiu Spa 2, which closes on Wednesday.
The current operator site confirms the branch address, telephone and email and keeps a live booking channel. It states that MiuMiu Spa 1 normally opens at 09:30 and closes at 23:00 on its operating days, with Sunday closing at 22:30 and the last booking 60 minutes before closing. The operator’s own pages are slightly inconsistent on Sunday opening time: a general hours block says 09:00, while the branch detail says 09:30. A recent 2026 guide also uses 09:30. The sidebar therefore records the inconsistency rather than pretending there is one perfectly clear Sunday start time.
The current service menu is one of the most detailed among central spas. Traditional Thai massage, Japanese-style shiatsu, hot-stone therapy, aroma massage and ginger-oil treatment sit alongside foot care, herbal treatments and four-hand therapy. Beauty services include basic facial care, Aqua Peel and Cryo treatments, body scrub and hair washing. These categories make the spa useful for mixed groups in which one person wants massage while another wants skincare or a shorter express service.
Current operator pages publish prices and durations for individual treatments. Hot-stone therapy, for example, is sold in 60- and 90-minute versions, while other massage categories have their own durations. Because rates can change, this article does not freeze one price into the description. The booking pages are better for current planning, particularly if you are choosing between a standard massage and a multi-service package.
The brand currently lists MiuMiu Spa 1 and MiuMiu Spa 2 as active central branches, while MiuMiu Spa 4 and 5 are shown as temporarily closed on current booking pages. This matters because older travel articles may still describe four equally active branches. Visitors should make sure any review, promotion or route refers to Spa 1 at 4 Chu Manh Trinh rather than another location.
Chu Manh Trinh is central and easy to reach. Guests staying around Le Thanh Ton, Dong Khoi or the riverfront may be able to walk, while taxi and ride-hailing are straightforward from elsewhere in District 1. The small street can be busier around restaurant and nightlife hours. Give the driver the exact number 4 Chu Manh Trinh because Spa 2 is only a short distance away at 2B Chu Manh Trinh.
Most visits will take around one to two hours, while longer packages can extend beyond that. The operator requires the final booking to be made at least 60 minutes before closing, which means Sunday’s last standard booking is earlier than on weekdays. A lengthy package may need an even earlier start. Reserve ahead if you want a specific treatment, simultaneous appointments or an evening slot.
The current site’s treatment descriptions contain wellness claims about circulation, pain and detoxification. Those should be read as promotional language rather than medical evidence. Hot stones, strong Thai stretching and shiatsu can all feel intensive. Visitors with pregnancy, recent injury, cardiovascular problems or other relevant health concerns should discuss suitability with an appropriate professional and inform the therapist.
Accessibility information is not comprehensively published. The operator shows the spa and service menu but does not provide a detailed step-free route, lift specification or adapted-restroom information for Spa 1. Travelers with mobility needs should call before arriving. The same applies if you need a private room or another specific arrangement.
MiuMiu Spa 1 remains a strongly verified central spa with a wide treatment menu and clear branch identity. The best way to plan is to use the 4 Chu Manh Trinh address, remember that Tuesday is closed, treat Sunday’s 09:00 versus 09:30 opening as an operator-source inconsistency, and book at least an hour before closing. It is a practical choice for massage and skincare in central Ho Chi Minh City, particularly for visitors who value a menu broader than basic foot massage.
A recent 2026 travel guide independently reproduces the branch’s current Tuesday closure and general opening pattern, which supports the operator schedule even though the Sunday start time remains inconsistent. That makes Tuesday the clearest day to avoid. For Sunday, arriving after 09:30 eliminates the practical impact of the 30-minute discrepancy while still leaving a full day for any normal treatment.
The branch’s current booking pages also help distinguish active and inactive locations. Spa 1 and Spa 2 remain presented as bookable central branches, while other branches are marked temporarily closed. This is useful for travelers comparing old review pages, because a positive review of Spa 4 or Spa 5 does not establish that those branches can currently accept appointments. Keeping the exact branch number, street address and weekly closure day together prevents a common routing mistake.






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