In-Room Massage Service
Saigon Park View Hotel is a well-regarded 3-star property on Vo Thi Sau Street in District 3, known for its convenient location adjacent to Le Van Tam Park — one of the district's most pleasant green spaces. The hotel offers clean, comfortable rooms with park views, free Wi-Fi, and a friendly front desk team that is familiar with helping guests navigate the city. It attracts mid-range travelers, visiting professionals, and families who want a reliable, affordable base in a residential part of District 3. Since the hotel does not operate a spa, our in-room massage service is the most convenient way for guests to enjoy professional bodywork. Book a Swedish, deep tissue, or aromatherapy session and our therapists will arrive promptly, fully equipped, and ready to work.
Most airport-area and transit hotels have no spa facilities. We bring professional treatment to you without a trip into the city or waiting for a facility to open.
Dedicated in-room service at Saigon Park View Hotel. No shared treatment rooms, no waiting area — convenient whether you arrive late or leave early.
Book your massage to finish exactly when you need to sleep before a morning flight. Timing precision matters at airport hotels — we work around your departure window.
Starting from 500,000 VND with a 50,000 VND transport fee — full total disclosed before you confirm. No surprise charges added at checkout or on arrival.
We accommodate late-night arrivals, early morning departures, and transit stopovers. Tell us your flight window and we will coordinate the session around it.
The therapist brings massage oils and any equipment needed for your service. No special room requirements — just have the bed cleared and ready.
All massage types delivered to your room
“Le Van Tam Park across the street gave us morning runs; MassageGo gave us evening recovery. Booked a Thai massage on the third day. Therapist was at Saigon Park View within the hour, full session, professional throughout. Good balance for an active trip.”
Henrik B.
Denmark
Your Safety Matters
Every MassageGo therapist meets strict qualification requirements
All therapists hold professional massage therapy certificates from accredited Vietnamese training programs.
Each therapist completes a minimum of 200 hours of hands-on training before joining our team.
We require at least 3 years of professional massage experience at hotels or licensed spas.
Our therapists can communicate in basic English to ensure a comfortable experience for international guests.
Every therapist goes through our rigorous 4-step screening process
We review professional certifications, training records, and a minimum of 3 years of spa or hotel experience.
Government-issued ID verification and background check to ensure your safety and peace of mind.
Hands-on skills test covering multiple massage techniques, hygiene protocols, and professional conduct.
Regular performance reviews based on customer feedback. Therapists maintain a 4.5+ rating to stay active.
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MassageGo base price from $20 (500,000 VND) for 60 min. Hotel spa price ($75) is an example based on average 60-min massage prices at mid-range HCMC hotels — use the slider to enter your actual price. Grab estimates are approximate.
Everything you need to know before you book
Guests at Saigon Park View Hotel often book the evening of arrival or between meetings. A clear room number, preferred time, and service choice are usually enough for quick confirmation, and same-day bookings are standard with moderate notice.
The therapist brings oils and any equipment required for the chosen service. Setup is brief, the full booked duration is treatment time, and payment is made after the session ends.
Saigon Park View Hotel sits close to Le Van Tam Park and Tan Dinh Church. After a full day on foot, in-room massage is often the simplest way to recover without adding another transfer back into the city.
Yes. Saigon Park View Hotel guests can book regardless of room size — the massage is performed on your bed. Just have it cleared and ready when the therapist arrives.
Our massage services start from 500,000 VND for a 60-minute session. Prices vary by massage type and duration. A 50,000 VND transportation fee applies for airport-area hotels outside the central zone — disclosed upfront before you confirm.
Yes, we offer same-day booking for Saigon Park View Hotel. Book through our website or contact us via WhatsApp. We recommend booking at least 2 hours in advance for same-day appointments.
Yes. Budget and boutique hotels typically have no restrictions on visitors to rooms, though most still cap room occupancy at 2 guests — if 2 guests are already staying in the room, mention it to reception when your therapist arrives. Our therapists bring ID and all equipment.
You can choose from our full menu. At airport hotels like Saigon Park View Hotel, foot massage is the most popular option — targeted relief for tired feet and legs after a long flight, typically booked on arrival or before an onward journey.
Booking is quick and easy. Visit our website, select your massage type and preferred time, and enter Saigon Park View Hotel as your location. You can also book via WhatsApp or our AI chatbot. The entire process takes under 2 minutes.
Absolutely. Our vetting process applies equally regardless of accommodation tier. Every therapist is ID-verified and professionally certified before serving any client.
A verified therapist travels directly to your hotel room, serviced apartment, or villa in Saigon. No travel, no waiting area — massage starts when you're ready.
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