6 verified venues. Prices in local currency, HappyCow ratings, and honest verdicts from the Leaf & Roam team.
Moc Huong is Saigon's most respected traditional Vietnamese spa, using herbal recipes passed down through generations of practitioners. Their signature treatment combines a lemongrass and ginger herbal steam bath with a Vietnamese deep-tissue massage using warmed plant oils. The riverside District 1 location is tranquil, and the quality of the therapists has earned a devoted following among both locals and long-term expats.
A multi-floor urban wellness complex in the Japanese Quarter offering everything from traditional Vietnamese herbal baths to Korean-style jjimjilbang saunas, salt rooms, and a silent meditation space. The sheer variety of experiences under one roof makes it possible to spend an entire day cycling through different treatments. Their herbal bath blending Vietnamese medicinal herbs is unique to Saigon and deeply restorative.
Occupying a beautifully restored French colonial villa on Dong Du Street, Temple Lotus delivers luxury spa experiences in one of the most architecturally stunning settings in Saigon. The signature lotus aromatherapy massage uses organic, plant-based oils, and the hot stone treatment sources stones from the Mekong Delta. The colonial tiled floors, wooden shutters, and courtyard fountain transport you to another era entirely.
Saigon's most dynamic movement studio specializes in aerial yoga, aerial silks, and partner acrobatics alongside traditional vinyasa and hatha yoga. The high-ceilinged District 1 studio is equipped with hammocks, silks, and trapeze bars that make gravity-defying practice possible for all levels. Regular workshops with international visiting teachers and a welcoming community make it more than just a gym.
Located in the leafy Thao Dien expat neighborhood across the Saigon River, i-Yoga offers a peaceful counterpoint to the intensity of central Saigon. Daily classes span Ashtanga, vinyasa, yin, prenatal, and meditation in a light-filled studio surrounded by tropical gardens. Their 200-hour teacher training program includes a vegan nutrition module, and weekend retreats in the Mekong Delta or Vung Tau feature entirely plant-based menus.
A holistic wellness sanctuary near the Reunification Palace offering sound healing with Tibetan singing bowls and crystal bowls, guided breathwork sessions, and meditation circles. Soul Oasis fills a unique niche in Saigon's wellness landscape by focusing on the contemplative and energetic rather than the purely physical. The intimate, candle-lit space hosts weekly community sound baths that draw a diverse mix of locals, expats, and traveling wellness seekers.