The quiet end to a long day.
After a day of cable cars, sun and sloping streets, the question guests bring to reception most often is where to find a massage nearby. The answer is a short walk down Amalfi Street: Sakurakyo Spa, a Japanese-inspired retreat open until late, for hotel guests and walk-in visitors alike. This guide pairs each kind of tiredness with the right treatment.

Sakurakyo Spa is part of Sakurakyo Hotel & Spa, the Japanese-style house with red lanterns along its front. Inside is a minimalist Zen space with soft light, the scent of essential oils and the attentive care of Omotenashi hospitality. Every treatment is performed as a slow, nurturing ritual with Sakura Sakuyahime cherry blossom cosmetics. Guests staying at Venice, Roma and Sakurakyo book through reception. Outside guests call the hotline (+84) 899 108 308.
Choosing a treatment for the end of a day on the island
Stiff neck and shoulders after the flight and a long day: the neck, back and shoulder therapy is the first choice. Three lengths of 30, 60 and 75 minutes let you fit in a short session before dinner, or a full one to release the tension built up in plane and car seats.
Feet that have walked all day: the foot care treatment, also in three lengths, lightens feet and calves before an evening stroll. Skin after a day at the beach: the sunburn skin care treatment soothes and restores the skin the same day, ideal for an afternoon back from Hon Thom.
Full-body relaxation: aroma oil massage and Swedish massage suit those who want a gentle touch. Thai and Tuina massage suit a body that needs stretching and relief from tight muscles. Hot stone and Himalayan salt stone therapies bring a spreading warmth that is especially pleasant on a rainy evening. Aurora is the spa’s special treatment, for a truly complete session of 60 or 90 minutes.
Travelling with family
Sakurakyo Spa offers a gentle massage for children from 30 minutes, restorative therapy for seniors and a prenatal treatment with light, safe techniques. Details of each treatment are on the Sakurakyo Spa page, with prices in the table at the end.













