![]() ![]() Liangzi is a chain massage parlor best known for their foot and other massage options, especially those rooted in Chinese traditions and TCM principles. B1/F, The Opposite House, Sanlitun Village North, 11 Sanlitun Lu, Chaoyang District (6410 5016) Massages start at RMB 250 for 30 minutes, or opt for their signature massage (RMB 695 for 70 minutes or RMB 975 for 100) for an experience that can only be described as pure bliss. You’ll also find a library full of books about self development, meditation, mindfulness, and Sufism to get you in the mood. Services include waxing, massages, manicures and pedicures, facials, and spa packages, with a focus on a personalized treatment. ![]() 6 Chaowai Dajie, Central Park Tower 26, Unit 103, Chaoyang District (6533 6922)Ī French-owned and managed boutique spa in Sanlitun, Kocoon Spa opened in 2009, and prides itself on using only the best products imported from the UK, USA, and France. A second location has recently opened at Park Avenue.ĭaily 10am-midnight. Massages are of equally good value, coming in at RMB 438 for an entire 120-minute revival treatment designed to alleviate all that big-city-living stress. ![]() A regular manicure starts at RMB 100 while gel nails will set you back around RMB 280. Originating in Singapore, Hummingbird Spa offers a variety of soothing services to international clients, ranging from massages, facials, body treatments, waxing, and nail care. 17 Gongti Beilu, Chaoyang District (6417 9595) Most treatments are a combination between dry Chinese massages and oil treatments with a Thai twist, for example their signature aromatherapy massage (priced at RMB 348 for 60 minutes), which uses selected essential oils imported directly from Thailand.ĭaily 11am-12.30am. The spa takes pride in the fact that a treatment at Bodhi provides an affordable retreat, as it’s one of the first high-quality but non-hotel spas in Beijing. Thai-owned Bodhi focuses on western, Thai, and Chinese treatments. ![]()
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