Uri Foot Therapy Spa in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Uri Foot Therapy Spa is a massage and beauty venue at 95/44 Nguyen Van Troi in Phu Nhuan, between central Ho Chi Minh City and Tan Son Nhat Airport. Its current profile emphasizes foot massage and combined foot-and-body work, but it also lists facial care, body scrub, wraps and nail services. The location is especially practical for travelers staying in Phu Nhuan or moving between the airport and the city, while visitors in District 1 should treat it as a short ride rather than a walkable downtown stop. Current sources strongly agree on identity, address and daily hours, making Uri one of the more stable listings in this batch.

Tripadvisor’s current 2026 listing shows 10:00 to 22:00 every day at 95/44 Nguyen Van Troi. KKday’s current bookable product independently gives the same address, the same 10:00–22:00 timetable and a current messaging number for appointments. KKday also carried a specific Lunar New Year closure notice for 16–21 February 2026, which demonstrates that the listing was being maintained with date-specific operating information rather than simply copied from an old directory.

Foot massage is the clearest current specialty. KKday’s traditional 60-minute foot massage includes a foot soak, head, neck, shoulder and arm work followed by reflexology-style foot treatment. Another current package combines foot and body massage with oil and hot stone. Tripadvisor likewise describes a 60-minute traditional foot massage and a 90-minute foot-and-body massage with hot stones. These published durations make it easy to choose between a short recovery stop and a longer session.

The venue also lists skincare and body-care services. Tripadvisor mentions facial relaxation, facial treatment, body scrub and wrap, as well as nail care. Current exact prices for all of those services were not independently verified from a first-party site, so the article does not reproduce an old tariff. Visitors who want a facial, wrap or nail treatment should confirm that it is available on the intended date rather than assuming every listed category has immediate walk-in capacity.

The Nguyen Van Troi location is useful for airport-side planning. It lies in Phu Nhuan, on a major corridor toward Tan Son Nhat. Taxi and ride-hailing are the simplest options. Map distance to the airport can look short, but traffic can be severe, so a spa visit should never be scheduled tightly before a flight. Build in time for treatment, changing, payment and road delays.

Tripadvisor suggests a typical visit of one to two hours, matching the published 60- and 90-minute treatments. A short foot massage can fit into a relatively compact schedule, while hot-stone or body combinations require more time. KKday advises making an appointment before arrival and provides WhatsApp, Line, KakaoTalk and WeChat contact options, which is helpful for international travelers.

Current visitor feedback includes comments about hot-stone massage and long-term repeat use, but reviews are subjective and should not be turned into universal claims. The reliable operational evidence is the current address, current hours, bookable 2026 treatment products and date-specific holiday notice. These factors together support active status.

KKday also publishes health cautions for guests with high blood pressure, heart disease, allergies, pregnancy, severe skin conditions or other medical concerns. This is appropriate general guidance for massage and heat-based treatments. Visitors with a relevant condition should consult a qualified clinician when necessary and tell the spa before treatment. Promotional language about pressure points or detoxification should not replace medical advice.

Accessibility information remains limited. The available current sources do not describe step-free entry, elevator access or adapted restrooms. The 95/44 address suggests a smaller lane property, so wheelchair users or anyone with limited mobility should contact the spa before traveling. The same applies if luggage storage is important; it was not verified.

Uri Foot Therapy Spa is a practical current choice when foot massage, a clear 10:00–22:00 schedule and an airport-side location matter. Use the 95/44 Nguyen Van Troi address, book ahead if possible and allow one to two hours for the visit. Travelers with flights should leave a substantial traffic buffer, and anyone seeking facial or nail services should verify the current menu directly rather than relying on older descriptions.

KKday’s current product also supplies multiple international messaging channels, which makes Uri comparatively easy for foreign visitors to arrange before arrival. That is useful when language or roaming access is a concern. The existence of a current e-voucher product with a specific 2026 holiday closure is strong evidence of real operational maintenance, even though Uri does not expose a modern standalone official website in the sources used here.

Uri is also comparatively easy to plan for international travelers because the current KKday product supports electronic vouchers and lists several messaging platforms for contact before arrival. That does not replace the spa’s own confirmation of therapist availability, but it gives visitors a practical way to secure a slot without relying on a Vietnamese-only phone call. The current booking product’s explicit February 2026 holiday closure is also useful evidence that operational information is being maintained rather than copied unchanged from an old listing.