Massagens Taipei Dome

The location is right by Exit 3 of Houshanpi MRT Station; just walk straight down Tongde Road and you'll find it easily! The space is very clean, and they don't constantly push sales, if you know, you know! If you want to inquire about courses, the aesthetician will also inform you about current promotions. The toiletries provided for guests are from L'Occitane, which shows how thoughtful the owner is! Plus, there's no obligation to sign up for a course, making it very flexible!

I booked a service for 10 AM to around 2 PM and received a quick response. The directions were clear, making the location easy to find. The reception staff were warm and polite, and the therapist was friendly, skilled, and meticulous. It was an unexpectedly excellent massage experience.

We enjoyed our tour thanks to our tour guide Johnny, very friendly, accomodating and never fails to guide us.

Sister Zhu, number 18, is an excellent choice. She knows when to focus on uncomfortable areas and also mentioned she continues to take advanced courses. She also does charity work in her free time. Finally, thank you Klook for always providing great options; the prices are equivalent to gift voucher values. I highly recommend her to everyone.

This is a massage shop near the Marriott Hotel. The facilities are clean and the staff are friendly. I highly recommend it among the massage shops in the vicinity.

Visited after shopping near Zhongshan Station. Purchased a ticket and went in as a walk-in. Was seated immediately. The interior is clean and quite modern, giving off a high-end spa vibe. There are some restaurants and karaoke bars in the surrounding area, but since I didn't go at night, it didn't matter. I got a 60-minute full-body massage. The masseur was a male. I initially thought it might be too weak since I was worried about pain, but after getting it, I felt it was quite refreshing without being irritating, and it felt great. It was refreshing. I even snored. However, when I was changing clothes at the beginning, he smelled a bit like cigarettes, as if he had just smoked, which was a little disappointing. It would have been better if he had washed his hands. Everything else was good. After finishing, they gave me sweet mung bean soup and snacks. If it hadn't been too far from my accommodation, I would have gotten another massage. Recommended.

Our group of five women used this service. Although our initial requested time wasn't available, they offered us an alternative time that worked. The 100-minute Vietnamese shampoo course was excellent, and all five of us were extremely satisfied! The tea and dessert at the end were also delicious, and we would love to go again.

This was my first time trying a Vietnamese head spa with my family. There were so many places, I didn't know how to choose, so I booked through KLOOK, which I usually use for travel. This time, I chose the package that included shoulder, neck, and back massage, makeup removal and face wash, head wash, ear cleaning, and blackhead extraction. My favorite part was the hot stone relaxation at the beginning, followed by the Vietnamese flowing water rinse for my head and face. Even my eyes and ears were thoroughly cleaned; it felt like those areas that rarely get attention were given a good "bath" 😆. You can also add on services for an extra $300-$500, which is quite flexible. A big thank you to sisters #89, #56, and #9 for their kind and gentle service 🤍. The overall price is reasonable, and the service is comprehensive. If you're looking to relax and pamper yourself occasionally, I highly recommend trying a Vietnamese head spa!

We experienced the 60-minute acupressure massage this time. Both therapists, 31 and 68, had excellent techniques and pressure, and we enjoyed a very relaxing massage. The massage room is shared with other guests, so if you encounter someone who likes to chat or speaks loudly, it might slightly affect the quality of your rest during the massage. Everything else was outstanding, highly recommended!