Best Spa Singapore (2026): 7 Day Spas Worth Booking
Finding the Best Spa in Singapore (Without the Guesswork)
Search “spa Singapore” and you get thousands of results, most of them either hotel spas with hotel prices or places you cannot tell apart from the photos. We get it: you just want two hours where someone else takes care of you, at a place that is actually good.
So we did the legwork. We went through the spas we have researched across Singapore and kept the day spas that do real facials, massage and body work, with strong Google ratings and regulars who keep coming back. We skipped anywhere that reviews flag for hard selling, and we left head spas for their own list. Every spa below can be booked through Glamingo.
What a Day Spa Visit Costs in Singapore
Day spas here usually price a facial and a massage separately, and both have clear going rates. Starting prices for a facial are usually $70 to $180 (the published menus of 127 salons, Oct 2026), and a 60-minute massage usually costs $70 to $120 (24 salons, Oct 2026). Many spas also run a first-visit trial at a lower price, which is a good way to test a place before you commit.
Quick-Pick: Best Spas in Singapore
| Spa | Best for | Rating | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| FIL Skin, Body & Spa Intelligence | A trusted facial spa with 25 years behind it | 4.8 to 4.9★ | Book |
| Deep Plus Spa | Korean-style facials and body care on Orchard Road | 5.0★ | Book |
| Dermal Wellness | Gentle, tailored facials from one esthetician | 5.0★ | Book |
| Kazehikaru | Japanese-style facials, massage and body contouring under one roof | 4.8★ | Book |
| Star-7 Beauty | TCM-inspired massage and gua sha in the heartland | 4.8★ | Book |
| Seasons Marina Spa | An easy-going massage break in the city | 4.6★ | Book |
| E Beauty Wellness & Slimming | Cupping, gua sha and slimming body treatments | 4.8★ | Book |
1. FIL Skin, Body & Spa Intelligence
Best for: A first spa facial at a name with a long track record
FIL has been doing facials since 2000, which makes it one of Singapore’s longest-running facial spas, and it has collected a shelf of beauty-magazine awards along the way. Its three outlets hold 4.8 to 4.9 stars across hundreds of reviews, which is rare consistency for a chain. If you are new to it, start with a trial: the Signature Face Spa trial is $68 and the Vitamin C brightening face spa trial is $98. Body shaping sits on the menu too.
The details: Outlets at Singapore Shopping Centre (near Dhoby Ghaut MRT), 15 Scotts Road and Amber Road in the east.
Location: 190 Clemenceau Avenue, #01-12-16, Singapore Shopping Centre, Singapore 239924
Instagram: @filskinbodyspa
Book: FIL on Glamingo
2. Deep Plus Spa
Best for: A Korean-style facial or body session on Orchard Road
Deep Plus brings French Sothys products together with Korean therapy techniques, and its reviews read like a list of what you hope a spa does: hydrated skin, relaxing treatments, skilled therapists and a lovely décolletage massage. It holds a perfect 5.0 rating. The Korean facial collection is clearly priced, from a 30-minute Express Facial at $68 to the 90-minute Korean Signature Facial at $138, and the body menu covers relaxation and slimming.
The details: Inside Claymore Connect at the quieter end of Orchard Road.
Location: 442 Orchard Rd, #01-11, Claymore Connect, Singapore 238879
Instagram: @deepplus.sg
Book: Deep Plus Spa on Glamingo
3. Dermal Wellness
Best for: Gentle extractions and a facial tailored to your skin each visit
This is a small, personal facial spa near Bugis where one esthetician, Weena, does the work, and reviewers name her again and again. What they praise is specific: careful extractions, a gentle touch, organic products, treatments adjusted to their skin type, and no pushy sales. The 5.0-star rating comes from a smaller, loyal following rather than big numbers, which is exactly the appeal.
The details: One floor up on Liang Seah Street, a short walk from Bugis MRT. Opens around midday.
Location: 1 Liang Seah St, #02-08, Singapore 189022
Book: Dermal Wellness on Glamingo
4. Kazehikaru
Best for: A Japanese-style spa day that mixes facials, massage and body contouring
Kazehikaru is built around Japanese hospitality and non-invasive treatments, and the menu is one of the widest on this list. Facials start with a one-hour Spa Facial at $108 and include the Shiratama Gloss Facial at $168, while a 60-minute full body wellness massage is $128. There is body contouring and lymphatic detox work too. Its 4.8-star rating comes from a modest number of reviews, with therapists like Coco, Jane and Amy named for their care.
The details: Level 3 of Delfi Orchard. Its website and Instagram run in English and Japanese.
Location: 402 Orchard Road, #03-11, Delfi Orchard, Singapore 238876
Instagram: @kazehikaru.asia
Book: Kazehikaru on Glamingo
5. Star-7 Beauty
Best for: TCM-inspired massage, gua sha and a facial close to home in Bedok
Founded by Mandy, Star-7 is a heartland beauty and wellness spa rooted in TCM-inspired meridian work. Reviewers keep coming back for tummy massage, gua sha and body massage for an aching back, and “no hard selling” is one of the most common things they say about it. The senior team is named on its own site, including Hai Ying, Cai Jie and Fang Fang, and the spot holds 4.8 stars across well over a hundred reviews.
The details: Ground floor of Block 418 in Bedok North, in the heart of the estate.
Location: 418 Bedok North Ave 2, #01-65, Singapore 460418
Instagram: @star7_beauty418
Book: Star-7 Beauty on Glamingo
6. Seasons Marina Spa
Best for: A massage break between meetings or shopping in the city
Seasons is the easy, no-fuss pick on this list: a massage spa in Marina Square, open 10am to 10pm daily, with a 4.6-star rating across more than a hundred reviews. Regulars ask for therapists by name (Eunice, Joyce and Judy come up again and again) for foot, shoulder and full-body massage, and reviews praise both the ambience and the pricing. It is a handy one to keep in your back pocket if you work near City Hall or Esplanade.
The details: Ground level of Marina Square.
Location: 6 Raffles Blvd, #01-214, Marina Square, Singapore 039594
Book: Seasons Marina Spa on Glamingo
7. E Beauty Wellness & Slimming
Best for: Cupping, gua sha and slimming-focused body treatments
E Beauty takes a TCM-inspired approach to body care, with cupping as its slimming speciality, plus gua sha, bojin, facials and body treatments. Its Tanjong Pagar outlet holds 4.8 stars across more than a hundred reviews. With one outlet in the CBD and another at The Midtown on Upper Serangoon Road, it works for an after-work slot in town or a weekend visit closer to home in the north-east.
The details: Tanjong Pagar Plaza (near Tanjong Pagar MRT) and The Midtown.
Location: 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #02-28, Singapore 082001
Instagram: @ebeautywellness.sg
Book: E Beauty Wellness & Slimming on Glamingo
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a spa day cost in Singapore?
It depends on the treatment. Starting prices for a facial usually run $70 to $180, and a 60-minute massage usually costs $70 to $120. On this list, Deep Plus Spa’s Korean facials run from $68 to $138, and FIL offers a $68 Signature Face Spa trial for first visits.
What is the best spa in Singapore for facials?
For a long track record, FIL has been doing facials since 2000 and holds 4.8 to 4.9 stars across its outlets. For something more personal, Dermal Wellness near Bugis has one esthetician, Weena, who tailors each facial and is known for gentle extractions and no pushy sales.
Which Singapore spas are good for massage?
Seasons Marina Spa in Marina Square is a straightforward massage spa open 10am to 10pm daily. Star-7 Beauty in Bedok is known for TCM-inspired tummy and body massage, and Kazehikaru on Orchard Road offers a 60-minute full body wellness massage at $128.
Are there Korean or Japanese-style spas in Singapore?
Yes. Deep Plus Spa at Claymore Connect pairs French Sothys products with Korean therapy techniques, with facials from $68. Kazehikaru at Delfi Orchard is a Japanese-style spa built around hospitality and non-invasive treatments, with a website in English and Japanese.
How do I book a spa in Singapore online?
Every spa on this list can be booked through Glamingo. Choose the treatment and a time, send the request, and the spa confirms it, so you skip the calls and chat messages. It works even for smaller spas that do not take online bookings anywhere else.
The Easiest Way to Book a Spa in Singapore
You have the shortlist; now give yourself the time. The simplest way to lock in any of these spas is a booking request through Glamingo: pick the treatment and a time, and the spa confirms, so there is no back-and-forth and no guessing whether they have a slot this weekend. It works even for the smaller spas that do not take online bookings anywhere else.
Find and book a facial on Glamingo or find and book a massage on Glamingo.
Want something more specific? Try our guides to lymphatic drainage massage and massage and reflexology in the east.
