Nuages Spa on the seventh floor of the five-star Hotel de la Coupole MGallery in the northern highlands resort town Sa Pa was voted "Vietnam's best hotel spa" at this year's awards.
The spa is decorated in cream and black colors with a touch of French architecture.
It is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The spa provides facial treatment, face massage, and skin reveal wrap with prices ranging from VND1.25-1.95 million ($52.21-81.45).
In addition, a 30-minute herbal bathing service using traditional herbs of the Red Dao ethnic minority in what is believed to cure diseases costs VND700,000 per person.
Located off the southern tourist island of Phu Quoc, Chanterelle Spa at JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa was named "Vietnam's best resort spa."
With seven treatment rooms, a suite, and two Reflexology rooms, the spa is designed in a luxurious style by world-famous architect Bill Bensley.
The spa offers combo packages for couples with prices ranging from VND3.5-6 million including full body therapy treatment, body scrap skin treatment, a private steam bath and sauna service.
Located along Khem Beach, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay used to be abandoned and then restored as a high-end resort.
There are 234 rooms, suites, apartments and villas with private swimming pools.
Naman Retreat in the central city of Da Nang was named "Vietnam's best wellness retreat."
Located along Non Nuoc Beach, it has 113 villas and public spaces for guests to enjoy wellness services.
There are a total of 15 spa treatment rooms, Jacuzzi baths and saunas in addition to gym and yoga services. Guests can enjoy a traditional Japanese massage here and join tai chi, yoga and meditation sessions on the beach.
Room prices start from VND5.9 million a night.
Each year World Spa Awards encourages the spa and wellness industry to enter one of the many available categories for nomination.
Entries are free of charge and checked and vetted to ensure each nomination qualifies for the selected category.
