China · MASSAGE & RELAXATION
Every trip has one free day too few. These 9 massage & spa days justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Review of Shanghai’s authentic Tui Na massage, foot therapy, cupping, moxibustion, and scalp spa, with prices, tips, and honest advice.
“I highly recommend the massage at the SPA! The ladies were careful, polite and took a good care of us. Bonnie was really sweet and explained everything about the massages in detail. Great experience!”
Review of Shanghai’s Royal Banquet with ancient court performances, Chinese dining, costume photos, an English guide, and optional massage.
“Sure! Here’s a recommended version of your testimonial in English: ⸻ I highly recommend the Royal Banquet experience — it was one of the most memorable moments of my trip to China! The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and gave a real taste of traditional Chinese imperial cuisine. A special thank you to our guide Bonnie, who made the entire experience even better. She was incredibly kind, helpful, and made sure everything ran smoothly from start to finish. Her support and attention to detail were truly appreciated. If you’re considering this experience, ask for Bonnie — she made it unforgettable!”
Spend 6 to 16 hours at Beijing’s Shuiguo Hot Spring with baths, saunas, ice cream, fruit, and spa treatments for $60.
“I can’t recommend this highly enough. For people who aren’t used to this kind of thing, because it’s not common in our countries - just go for it. Super relaxing and cleansing experience. The guide provided all the information I needed and the staff were very helpful”
Spend seven days at FangYuan TaiChi Centre in southern China with Master Ping, learning beginner Tai Chi, Qigong, meditation, and Chinese culture.
“FangYuan TaiChi Centre is an unforgettable experience. Master Ping and his extended family look after you from pick up to drop off. And the in between you are met with generosity, kindness and patience as you begin to start your Tai Chi journey.”
Relax in Xi’an with acupoint massage, foot therapy, tea, fruit, and a light meal near the City Wall for $35.
“we did the foot massage option, it was the best to recharge after walking a lot and take a break. very professional and calm atmosphere”
Review of Beijing’s traditional Chinese massage or spa, with tea, fruit, and optional Chinese snacks at a clean Chaoyang center.
“the massage was really wonderful, but no meals served. a menu was sent but nobody let me order ( only had half banana with water). please reserve without meals, better safe than sorry”
Review Shuiguo Hot Spring in Shanghai, with hot spring baths, saunas, ice cream, treatments, pricing, tips, and honest value advice.
“I had such an amazing experience booking Shuiguo Hot Spring for my friends in Shanghai! Even though I was in the UK, everything was so easy and smooth from start to finish. The communication was honestly 10/10 — they reached out on WhatsApp, were super helpful, and made the whole process completely stress-free. My friends had the best time and couldn’t stop talking about how much they loved it. I 100% recommend this to anyone looking for a luxury spa experience!”
Soak in 30 hot spring pools, enjoy a Chinese massage and unlimited luxury food on a private Chongqing day tour with hotel pickup.
“This is a perfect trip, very enjoyable, comfortable, relaxing, with the best hot springs in Chongqing, unlimited delicious food, and what I think is the best massage I have experienced in more than ten countries. Hot springs are like a paradise Read more”
Review of Hong Kong’s small-group gong relaxation session, with practical details on the 45-minute meditation, price, setting, and value.
“Incredible experience, I have never felt so relaxed! Martha was very generous in sharing her knowledge!”
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