AMARE Health Care Japanese Style Onsen Spa & Jjimjilbang Experience

very korean style and with lots of different rooms like clay,volcanic,color,salt. onsen have lavender and silk pool with cold pool. also have steam room and sauna. my massuer thuiy is good. thou she is small built but she execute with force when I say I want stronger pressure. overall a good experience jus that us a little far from old quarter. after that can go over to big C and shopping mall across the road. rem to use the underpass cos the traffic is terrible..

Environment: Overall clean, but I felt the air conditioning in the common areas wasn't very cool. Service: Staff were always guiding guests, and there were always people supervising and maintaining the hot spring area. Atmosphere: The hot spring area had a very Japanese feel, and the common areas were quite Korean-style. Facilities: All the necessary facilities were available. Masseuse: I didn't try it because the shops outside were cheaper. The food options were somewhat limited, and the prices weren't very cheap. However, the smoothie was quite good.

we love it so much!!! such a great experience!!!!!! we will come back again! best to go earlier so it is not crowded

On the first day of my trip to Vietnam, I expected to be tired after the long flight, so it was a good idea to make a reservation so that I could go to such a facility immediately after arriving. Since the reservation on Klook is not an official reservation, I directly contacted AMARE by email and they told me that it would be better to have a massage after two hours of hot spring and stone bathing. On the day of the trip, I went to the site and showed them the email and the voucher, but the receptionist did not understand at first that there were two vouchers. I said, "I have two vouchers. This is another voucher." and showed them the other voucher, and they understood. In other countries, hotels only have unit baths, so it is rare to be able to take a leisurely hot spring bath like in Japan. I also felt that the Korean style stone bath would have a synergistic effect if I did it in hot Hanoi. Also, you can order healthy food at the restaurant, so I was able to refresh myself by eating healthy food at the end.

The staff were very courteous, and there was a Japanese-speaking staff member on-site who was very attentive to our needs! The jjimjilbang was very relaxing, and the hot springs and sauna were clean and enjoyable! It was also nice to freshen up before heading to the airport for our return home. Atmosphere: Very quiet and pleasant Service: Staff are very kind

It was a very good experience. The environment is clean and tidy. The staffs gave clear direction. The massage was very good.

I used this on the day of my arrival because I wanted to get rid of my fatigue. I was staying at the JW Marriott, so I used Grab to get there. It's located relatively close by. It was clean and easy to use, just like a Japanese public bath. The staff will help you if you have any questions or problems. There were many types of saunas and bedrock baths, so I was able to relax and enjoy myself.

I bought a full day of unlimited use of Japanese hot springs and Korean sauna plus this 70-minute body treatment (massage), which was well worth the price. It is a place where you can relax all day long. There is a restaurant where you can order food and drinks. You can swipe your card and pay at the counter before leaving. Highly recommend this body therapist, the most serious and deep massage I have ever experienced. Very comfortable, 70 minutes felt like 2 hours of relaxation. It is recommended to arrange a day to enjoy it here if you have time. 👍👍👍👍👍

If you like onsen and Jjimjibang, you will surely like this place. We went there at noon and it is not so crowded. The place is big and you can enjoy the onsen and Jjimjibang as long as you want. We also tried the 100-minute Thai massage and it was very good. The massage is quite professional. I will go to Amare again if I go to Hanoi in future.

I booked a 70-minute foot therapy, and was looking forward to what kind of treatment I would receive after the hot spring and rock sauna. I received not only a foot massage, but also massages on other parts of my body. Vietnam is close to Thailand, so it was like a real Thai massage, and the strong massage that didn't just focus on the soles of the feet but on the whole foot was very effective. I think it was because my blood circulation had improved after the hot spring and rock sauna in Hanoi, but my whole body felt energized and revitalized. I've had a Taiwanese massage that focused on the soles of the feet in the past, but the Thai massage felt like a concentrated massage on the whole foot. I realized that AMARE is a valuable facility that you should visit on the first day of your overseas trip.