The best spa experiences in Shenzhen

If you’re heading to Shenzhen for a quick getaway, you’ll likely have a spa on your list of places to visit. The city has become a hotspot for unique and indulgent spa experiences.

Below, you’ll find some of our favourite spas and massage centres located in the Futian, Longhua and Lo Wu (also spelled Luohu) districts, offering a variety of treatments including Chinese and Thai massages, alongside sauna facilities. Many of these operate 24 hours a day, and some even provide dining and entertainment options.  

To help streamline your planning, we’ve listed our top tips on navigating the city and its spas.

1. Xi Tang Hot Springs (Longhua Branch)

Xi Tang Hot Springs is a five-storey wellness and entertainment complex offering hydrotherapy, Korean-style saunas and massages under one roof. Guests can spend the entire day enjoying all-inclusive perks like a fruit buffet, unlimited drinks and premium snacks including Häagen-Dazs ice cream. Beyond relaxation, the facility features active social spaces, gaming zones and arcade setups, as well as resting lounges and sleeping pods designed for overnight stays. Basic bath and facility day passes start around CN¥100 (roughly HK$120), while 24-hour stay packages cost CN¥ 200 (roughly HK$170).

Price: $ 

4th–7th Floor, Shuidu Holiday Hotel, No. 183 Longsheng West Road, Longhua District, 0755 6186 6156

2. Tangquan Life TENZ

A seven-minute walk from Futian Port, this five-storey spa centre boasts a Japanese-inspired design. With 300 massage rooms and facilities, including hot springs, dry saunas and steam rooms, it's impressively spacious. Complimentary yukata (bathrobes) are provided, with the option to rent full cotton outfits for CN¥27 (roughly HK$30). The centre is equipped with various bath products and skincare essentials, including Dyson hair dryers. The in-house restaurant offers free fruit and beverages. An eight-hour bath ticket at Tangquan Life TENZ costs just CN¥376 (HK$410). 

Price: $$

1-5/F, Gangcheng Huating Podium, Guohua Road, Futian District, 0755 8297 8888

3. Queen Spa & Dining 

One of Shenzhen's earliest establishments to combine spa treatments with dining and entertainment, Queen Spa & Dining has maintained a stellar reputation. Its six-storey complex is located minutes from Lo Wu Port, where you’ll find complimentary shuttle services for guests. There, you can choose from spa treatments, massages, saunas, hot tubs and nail care. On the fourth floor, you’ll find various dining options such as an izakaya, Chinese restaurant and a speciality barbecue outlet. The fifth floor offers activities like indoor golf and karaoke. A 90-minute Chinese massage treatment costs CN¥349 (HK$381), including sauna access, snacks, non-alcoholic drinks and board games.

Price: $$ 

B1-5/F, Golden Colours, 2040 Chunfeng Road, Lo Wu District, 0755 8225 3888

4. Hui Spa 

Situated near Grand Theatre metro station, Hui Spa specialises in Thai massages. The spa's interior features natural wood and low lighting, creating a luxurious, yet relaxing ambience for both the treatments and the photo opportunities. Each massage room includes a private bathroom and shower to ensure maximum privacy. A 60-minute aromatic body oil massage costs CN¥658 (HK$718), tailored with your choice of essential oil. For those desiring more pressure, the traditional Thai body massage is recommended. Lastly, a complimentary post-treatment mango sticky rice and tea will be served to complete your experience.  

Price: $$$ 

5/F, Dingfeng Building, 1036 Bao'an South Road, Lo Wu District, 0755 8669 0858

5. Mi Spa (密Spa) 

Mi Spa is a 10-minute walk from Lo Wu Port and features a minimalist design. The spa offers Chinese and Thai massages, ear cleaning, sauna services and foot reflexology – the lobby's foot massage area even provides individual TVs for each guest. Their most affordable option is a 90-minute Chinese massage for CN¥168 (HK$183), with the option to add ear cleaning or foot reflexology for an additional CN¥10 (HK$12). The relaxation area serves complimentary desserts, fruits and cakes, while the restaurant offers a dinner buffet.

Price: $ 

20-1 Shuitian 2nd Street, Shuibei, Lo Wu District, 0755 2988 8777

6. Heat Joy Spa 

Part of a well-known Chinese spa chain, Heat Joy Spa offers hot springs, massages and foot reflexology, alongside various steam rooms including jade, salt and volcanic stone baths. Additional facilities include a game room, tea house and board game area. The basic entry ticket costs just CN¥139 (HK$151), which includes access to the venue’s steam facilities and leisure areas. The reasonable prices and no-tipping policy make it a hit among young visitors. 

Price: $

1-2/F, Building B, Tai'an Xuan, 109 Tairan 4th Road, Chegongmiao, Futian District, 0755 8997 4399 

Getting there

Visitors travelling from Hong Kong can take the MTR East Rail Line to Lo Wu or Lok Ma Chau station (where you can apply for a Shenzhen visa on arrival at the Shenzhen cross-boundary checkpoint), or board the high-speed train from West Kowloon station to Futian station (if you have an existing Chinese visa). Once you cross the border, you can use the metro system to reach the city’s various districts. 

Travellers flying into Hong Kong can take a high-speed ferry via the SkyPier at Hong Kong International Airport with our Direct Air+Sea service.

For more information on travelling to Shenzhen, read our guide here. 

This article was originally published in September 2024 and updated in September 2026.