Beijing Massage Guide: Types, Prices & Where to Go
Looking for a massage centre in Beijing? You’ll find a wide range of treatments, from traditional Chinese medicine techniques to high-end international spas. Tui Na, cupping and Gua Sha are offered alongside reflexology, Western-style massages and modern wellness treatments. This Trip.com guide covers everything you need to know about massage treatments, prices, types of venues and the best areas for a massage in Beijing.
💖 What types of massage can you try in Beijing?
Chinese massage
Foot massage in Beijing (Zúliáo)
Body massage in Beijing
Thai massage in Beijing
Cupping (Ba Guan) and Gua Sha
Spas and massages in Beijing
💡 Useful tip: Tui Na, cupping and Gua Sha offer an experience more rooted in local tradition. Oil massages and international spas, on the other hand, prioritise relaxation, comfort and wellness rituals.
Book a spa hotel in Beijing and enjoy massage treatments, wellness facilities, and in-room spa services all in one stay.
💰 How much do massages cost in Beijing?
The cost of massages in Beijing varies greatly depending on the technique, duration, location of the facility, services included, and the level of comfort of the treatment. Massage prices in Beijing at luxury establishments can be significantly higher than at traditional neighbourhood centres.
At the time of writing this guide, the exchange rate is approximately £1 (GBP) ≈ ¥9 (CNY). However, this value is only indicative and fluctuates constantly. The prices for massages in Beijing shown in the following table may vary based on the updated exchange rate or due to seasonal periods and holidays (always confirm prices and included services before booking).
| Massage Treatment in Beijing | Average Duration | Price in CNY (¥) | Price in GBP (£) (approx.) |
Chinese Massage in Beijing (Tui Na) | 60–90 min | ¥150–450 | £16–49 |
Foot Massage in Beijing (Zúliáo) | 45–60 min | ¥100–300 | £11–33 |
Body Massage in Beijing | 60–90 min | ¥200–500 | £22–54 |
Thai Massage in Beijing | 60–90 min | ¥200–600 | £22–65 |
Cupping (Ba Guan) & Gua Sha | 15–30 min | ¥100–200 | £11–22 |
Luxury Spa & Massage in Beijing | 60–90 min | ¥800–1,800+ | £87–196+ |
💡Useful tip: When comparing massage prices in Beijing, check whether the basic treatment fee includes access to additional facilities such as a swimming pool, sauna, relaxation area or other services. Checking the cost of any extras before paying can help you avoid unexpected charges.
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♨️ Best areas for a massage in Beijing
A massage centre in Beijing located in the wrong district can turn a one-hour treatment into an activity that takes much longer than expected, especially during peak traffic hours.
| Area | Features | Experience & Tips | Best for |
Dongcheng & Wangfujing | Historic centre with the Forbidden City and Tian'anmen; luxury hotels such as The Peninsula Beijing and Grand Hyatt Beijing, plus department stores and well-known brands. | Traditional massages and premium spas; combine a wellness treatment with shopping or sightseeing. | Tourists |
Dongsi, Gulou & Hutongs | Authentic local atmosphere, no-frills neighbourhood massage shops and traditional surroundings. | Foot massage, reflexology and Tui Na are popular choices. Carry cash and use a translation app if needed. | Travellers seeking local traditions and affordable prices |
Sanlitun | Cosmopolitan area with a strong international presence, restaurants and nightlife; home to the Dragonfly Therapeutic Retreat chain. | Traditional Chinese treatments and stylish spas, with facilities used to serving international visitors. | Expats and young travellers |
Chaoyang & CBD | Skyscrapers, corporate offices, luxury hotels and international restaurants in Beijing's Central Business District. | Premium wellness services and high-end hotel massages are ideal for unwinding after a busy day. | Business travellers and couples |
💡 Useful tip: In Beijing, distances on the map can be misleading and traffic is unpredictable. For a one-hour treatment, it's better to choose a massage centre in Beijing near the metro rather than a prestigious spa that's impossible to reach in under an hour. Those looking for maximum comfort can opt directly for hotel massages in Beijing.
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📍 Where to get a massage in Beijing
There is no single type of massage centre in Beijing. Opening hours, prices, services and availability can vary considerably, so it is always best to check the latest information before booking a treatment.
Beijing Qushui Lanting Hotel Spa
Oriental Jasmine Hotel (Forbidden City Branch)
Sunworld Hotel Beijing
The Peninsula Beijing hotel spa
Club Oasis – Grand Hyatt Beijing
Comparison of facilities, areas and opening hours
| Facility | Recommended for | Metro Station | Opening Hours |
Spa and wellness centre: massages and extended wellness sessions. | Sihui Dong | Daily: 24 hours (check before visiting). | |
4-star hotel with massage room: traditional Chinese massage. | Dongsi | Daily: 7:00–21:30 (treatments by appointment). | |
4-star hotel with massage room: convenient and centrally located. | Jinyu Hutong / Dengshikou | Check treatment hours before visiting. | |
5-star hotel spa: luxury, premium treatments and Asian techniques. | Dengshikou / Jinyu Hutong | Daily: 10:00–23:00 (check before visiting). | |
5-star hotel spa: indoor urban resort, massages and full wellness facilities. | Wangfujing | Daily: 10:00–22:00 (check treatment hours). |
Among the establishments well-known to international clients, Bodhi and Dragonfly Therapeutic Retreat stand out as two chains specialising in massage and wellness. Dragonfly is present in several Chinese cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou) and offers relaxing massages with Asian and Western influences. Bodhi has two locations in Beijing, in the Workers' Stadium and Liangmaqiao Road areas, with Thai treatments, aromatherapy, Chinese massages, and foot reflexology. It is advisable to check the most convenient location before visiting.
💡 Useful tip: Dragonfly massages in Beijing can be an interesting solution for those looking for an environment geared towards international clients and a range of treatments that combine different Asian traditions. For those who instead wish to combine luxury with shopping, the massages in Beijing at Wangfujing offered by the area's five-star hotels remain an option of absolute prestige.
Our top picks
5 star
Good6701 Reviews
Tian'Anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.55km from city centre
Staying at the Legendale Hotel with my children was an exceptionally pleasant experience. The location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around and sightseeing. The hotel's European-style decor is grand and appealing, the environment is quiet and clean, and the room hygiene is impeccable. The beds were soft and comfortable. The front desk and service staff were all gentle and thoughtful, paying attention to small details. Overall, it felt luxurious yet welcoming. This stay was wonderful, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Beijing.From£107
Very Good13001 Reviews
Guomao Area Beijing|2.52km from city centre
I'd like to give a heartfelt shout-out to Destin at the front desk for their exceptional service during my stay. They handled my check-in with skill and efficiency, making the whole process smooth and effortless, and communicated in a gentle and composed manner. Throughout my stay, whenever I asked about hotel services or local sightseeing tips, Destin patiently and thoroughly provided practical recommendations. They also promptly followed up on and coordinated any last-minute room requests I had. Their professional demeanor and reliable work ethic made for a very comfortable and satisfying stay.From£75
5928 Reviews
Guomao Area Beijing|4.64km from city centre
Upon checking in, Miss Zoe at the front desk was incredibly enthusiastic. When I asked about upgrading my room type, she immediately and proactively helped me check and change it, quickly finding me a room with a better view. She was patient and polite throughout our conversation, very efficient, and took the initiative to explain the hotel facilities. Her attention to detail showed thoughtful service, and she was serious and responsible in addressing guest needs. She's an excellent front desk staff member! 👍From£77
Outstanding5248 Reviews
Guomao Area Beijing|4.7km from city centre
Check-in was a breeze and very pleasant. Sandra provided excellent service – she was warm, polite, and thoughtful. The hotel amenities are top-notch, with a pool, gym, and a great Chinese restaurant. Both the stir-fried yellow croaker in the restaurant and the in-room dining set meals were delicious. The location is also very convenient, close to two malls, making it easy for dining out, shopping, and catching a movie. Overall, it was a very good value for money stay.From£116
Very Good6033 Reviews
Tian'Anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|0.31km from city centre
To visit the National Museum, I stayed for a day, and choosing Capital Hotel was definitely the right decision. I didn't expect the hotel environment to be so good, and the location is excellent. The Citywalk route was superb. It fulfilled several of my dreams: strolling through Dongjiaomin Alley, enjoying roast duck at Jingfang Restaurant, a night tour of Tiananmen Square, and wandering around Dashilar. Getting to the National Museum the next day was also very convenient. The hotel has the style of a royal garden, and the two large ginkgo trees are beautiful, though it's a pity their leaves haven't turned yellow yet. The hotel also offers intangible cultural heritage experiences and travel photography activities. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Beijing.From£72
Outstanding2246 Reviews
Wangjing Area Beijing|10.18km from city centre
This is the most photos I've ever taken of a hotel! My previous review already covered everything. In short, it's super convenient for getting to 798 Art Zone, so anyone visiting Chaoyang should definitely consider it. It's a great value for money option in Beijing. Highly recommend it again!!!From£69
Business travel
Good10585 Reviews
Tian'Anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|0.86km from city centre
Our long-awaited summer family trip to Beijing, with the New Otani Hotel as our base, turned out to be a relaxed and enjoyable journey.
Located in the heart of Chongwenmen, the hotel boasts an excellent prime location. This historic hotel, having weathered the years, has shed its extravagance to offer a truly solid and comfortable stay. The rooms are clean and bright, with good soundproofing, allowing us to rest peacefully at night after days of sightseeing. The girls at the front desk were exceptionally polite; seeing that we were traveling with children and seniors, they thoughtfully upgraded our room – another pleasant surprise during our trip. The staff were patient and attentive, striking just the right balance.
The concierge service for luggage storage was convenient, and food delivery to the room was quick and easy, with Mr. Guan Longhai providing meticulous service. The housekeeping staff, Xiao Rui and Sister Haiyan, were also kind-hearted and down-to-earth. Checkout was swift; simply handing the room card to the front desk staff was all that was needed. We'll definitely bring our child to stay here again on our next visit to Beijing.From£56
Outstanding11229 Reviews
Tian'Anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.25km from city centre
The room was tiny, I mean, really tiny. There was no space for luggage; if you put it on the floor, you couldn't walk. I originally booked a windowless room, and they said they upgraded me to one with a window, but it faced a wall about 50 centimeters away. So, open or closed, it was dark, and if you opened it, all you heard was the buzzing of the AC unit outside, so it was better to keep it shut. The breakfast was good, and the location was decent. I don't understand why hotel ratings are always so high nowadays. It's because after you book, the front desk chases you for a 5-star review. This practice really needs to be addressed.From£58
Good6515 Reviews
Qianmen (Front Gate) and Chongwenmen Commercial Area Beijing|1.02km from city centre
The hotel's location is fantastic, right in the New World Department Store building, with Chongmun Station on Subway Line 5 just downstairs. There are numerous large shopping malls nearby, lots of great restaurants, and it's convenient to get anywhere. The room's cleanliness was also very good. I particularly liked their hairdryer; it's very powerful, which is great for people with long hair. The only thing I was unhappy with was their internet 🛜 – it's really bad and often disconnects, especially in the bathroom. As soon as you enter, the Wi-Fi drops. I hope they can switch to a better network provider. Everything else deserves five stars!From£52
1738 Reviews
Tian'Anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.47km from city centre
This is my second time staying at Peace Hotel, first time was in 2017. This time we stayed at the newer West Wing. We initially had only planned to stay one night but decided to extend our stay and stayed 5 nights this visit. The hotel gave us a voucher for complimentary art workshop. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and so did my nieces. Location of the hotel is perfect, within walking distance to few subway stations and just one block away from downtown commercial shopping. Staff are friendly, great breakfast selection, rooms are, clean and spacious. The housekeeping staff are very polite and friendly, they are constantly maintaining the cleanliness and tidyness of the space. We did not get a chance to use the pool, as the day goes by it gets pretty busy with kids, swimming cap is mandatory and can be purchased from the gym trainers. The laundry room was convenient (3 washer, 3 dryer), detergent supplied, but the dryer takes a long time to fully dry so we ended up airing our clothes in our suite. If I return to Beijing again in the future, I will definitely book this hotel again.From£77
Excellent5644 Reviews
East Second Ring Workers' Stadium Area Beijing|2.95km from city centre
Great apart-hotel and great service.
The pool/gym on the roof is amazing.
(Too many kids for my taste, but there's nothing to do about that...)
The reception desk always very helpful, and the breakfast is fantastic.
I highly reccommend this hotel.From£58
Outstanding5999 Reviews
Qianmen (Front Gate) and Chongwenmen Commercial Area Beijing|1.52km from city centre
I was very satisfied with my stay this time. The hotel's location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the environment is quiet and comfortable. The front desk staff were professional and courteous, and the check-in and check-out process was efficient. The overall facilities are well-maintained, and all amenities are practical. The overall experience was great, and I highly recommend it for travel and accommodation. I will definitely prioritize this hotel for future trips.From£54
Family friendly
Outstanding6964 Reviews
Tian'Anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.28km from city centre
Location is excellent - near to most of the popular attractions and right next to the famous 四季民福. Service was not as great however - some staffs looked like they wish they were somewhere else. Only one staff (a lady with specs) was helpful and tried her best to assist us. Checked out early in the morning and the staff was sleeping at the reception. Washing machine was constantly occupied so plan your laundry wisely. Breakfast was amazing though - good variety and tasted good. Be early otherwise all the indoor seats might be taken up.From£55
Outstanding12327 Reviews
Universal Beijing Resort and Sorrounding Beijing|22.5km from city centre
My stay this time was quite satisfactory. The lovely front desk staff were very efficient with both check-in and check-out, and their attitude was gentle and friendly. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was soft, and they had my preferred low pillows. The soundproofing was excellent, so it was quiet at night. The hot water supply was stable and strong. The location is convenient, not far from the subway station. The value for money is decent. I'll choose this place again next time I visit and will also recommend it to my friends and colleagues.From£33
Very Good2556 Reviews
Guomao Area Beijing|4.46km from city centre
This is our second stay at Kerry Hotel, and our child absolutely loves it. The buffet has a wide variety of dishes, and the room is clean. This time, we stayed in a Club Room, and our butler was exceptionally attentive. They even helped us reserve the buffet and assisted with all our needs.From£105
Very Good1010 Reviews
Communication University of China, Guanzhuang Area Beijing|15.73km from city centre
Thank you so much for all the staff of ibis beijing changying hotel. They are super helpful, even lack of english but they try their best to communicate and understand our request!😍🤍 surrounded by halal meals and 24h kiosk, this place is cozy and near bus stop also, very convenient. 24h receptionist and there is robot to send your packages right in front of your door. Water dispenser and tea making station also available. Clean lobby and spacious room. Available for wake up call and go-to meals if you have to run to airport in the early morning, we are very happy with their service, very recommended.From£18
Excellent6413 Reviews
Guomao Area Beijing|2.63km from city centre
This hotel's location is right in the heart of Beijing. It's a 5-minute walk to the Line 1 and Line 2 subway entrances, directly across the street, making it super convenient to get to famous attractions like Wangfujing and Tiananmen Square. The hotel lobby has a very luxurious feel. The bedding in the rooms is clean and high-quality, and the electric curtains add a nice touch. What I really loved was the toilet with all its functions. I expected dining at a five-star hotel like this to be quite expensive, but I was genuinely surprised by the affordable prices. Three or four waitstaff rotated to serve dishes and pour tea, and the Peking duck was many times better than some other famous duck restaurants. Both the hotel facilities and the quality of the staff reflect the high and professional management standards of this hotel. If you're coming to Beijing, you must stay at Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong!From£73
Very Good1259 Reviews
Yanqing Resort Area Beijing|56.95km from city centre
The hotel boasts an elegant environment, making you feel like you have an entire mountain to yourself. Built into the hillside, the two-bedroom suite we booked this time was located mid-mountain. The hotel community has complete facilities, and the main entrance is fenced off with a gate, so the security is reassuring and makes you feel very safe.
The shuttle service uses Voyah commercial vans, which are super comfortable! The staff helped with our luggage, which was very thoughtful and attentive. It's about 10 kilometers from Badaling Great Wall, and Shuiguan Great Wall is nearby and not crowded. Juyongguan Great Wall is also conveniently located on the way to Beijing South Station, so we stopped by, making our trip even more rich and fulfilling.From£104
Hot spring
Very Good3127 Reviews
Shisanling Reservoir, Juyongguan Great Wall Beijing|40.96km from city centre
Facilities: The kids' playground was a bit disappointing. One slide was under maintenance, and there was no trampoline, just building blocks and such – not much to play with. It was worse than what I expected from a family-friendly hotel's children's facilities.
The pool was great and clean.
The hot spring pools were also a lot of fun.
However, the outdoor area only opens at 10:30 AM and the slides close around 5 PM. In Beijing's summer, it's impossible to play when it's at its hottest; you'd get roasted. And it closes before it even gets dark. It's a bit of a shame that we couldn't fully enjoy the outdoor slide pool.
Cleanliness: Clean.
Service: Very good and enthusiastic. Kevin, our butler, helped us solve all sorts of problems throughout our stay. Many thanks to him.
Environment: Right next to Wanda Plaza, so no worries about food and drinks. It was very convenient.
The hotel lobby bar was also good, with decent standards.From£77
Excellent5092 Reviews
Miyun reservoir Beijing|70.35km from city centre
This was my partner and my first time vacationing in Miyun, and also our first stay at the Hylla Hotel. The entire trip far exceeded our expectations; it was truly wonderful!
I have to specially commend our dedicated concierge, Golden Key Ethan. Before we even arrived, he proactively added us on WeChat to connect, showing incredible thoughtfulness and attention to detail. Knowing we wanted to relax and recuperate, he took the initiative to pre-book Ayurvedic treatments and singing bowl sessions for us at the wellness center. He also thoroughly explained all of the hotel's unique offerings, such as the hillside hot springs, the gymnasium, and the mountain hiking trails, clearly outlining the duration of each activity and any booking注意事项 (important notes). We didn't have to worry about a thing.
Throughout our stay, he was incredibly responsive, answering any small questions we had almost instantly. He's reliable, patient, and warm. I later learned he's a professional 'Golden Key' concierge, and his professionalism was evident—it’s rare to find such a dedicated and caring service person.
The hotel itself is also outstanding. Tucked away on the hillside, the air is fresh and quiet, with negative oxygen ions reaching 9000! The 12 forest hot springs create an amazing ambiance, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the breakfast spread is incredibly rich, far surpassing the quality of a five-star hotel in the city. There’s also a huge kids’ play area, with facilities that cater to both adult relaxation and children's fun.
This time it was just my partner and me enjoying a relaxing getaway, and we are completely smitten. We'll definitely bring our daughter and the whole family next time, and we'll certainly ask concierge Ethan to arrange our itinerary again! I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a short, relaxing getaway in the Beijing suburbs or a family trip. Whether it's the facilities or the thoughtful service, it's absolutely worth making a special trip!From£152
Outstanding1277 Reviews
Shunyi Hot Spring Leisure Area Beijing|38.67km from city centre
It was freezing outside in winter, but super warm inside – I felt like I could wear a T-shirt, the air conditioning was excellent. The service was generally great. My child threw a beanbag up onto the ceiling, which was about three or four meters high, and the hotel staff even managed to get it down for us. I'm very grateful for that. I deducted 0.5 points for service because the front desk staff seemed clueless; when I asked where to feed the alpacas, they said they didn't know and that it was handled by the hot springs area, implying it wasn't under their management. They mentioned the hot springs and entertainment were outsourced. However, we found the alpacas just a short distance outside the hotel lobby entrance, along with geese, ducks, and chickens. There were three large and two small alpacas, and they were adorable. Do bring them some carrots and greens; they looked quite hungry. For breakfast, go early, before 8 AM, as it's very abundant. If you go later, you'll miss out on the delicious cream cakes. Dinner was a buffet due to New Year's, and the seafood was quite fresh for the hotpot. The hot springs were a bit crowded, but the kids had a good time, mostly hitting each other with ocean balls. There weren't many indoor hot spring pools, making it a bit cramped. The temperatures were all high, but it was very clean. They said there were outdoor pools too, but we didn't go as it was too cold.From£59
Very Good1268 Reviews
Daxing Eco-agriculture Tourist Area Beijing|32.32km from city centre
The room is very spacious, and the bathroom area is quite large, perfect for a family. There's plenty of room for dining and playing together. The height of the chairs and tables is a bit mismatched; you sink in quite a bit when you sit down. The bunk beds were a hit with the kids. Plus, there's a private indoor hot spring in the room, which is free and quite nice. The hotel breakfast is pretty average, with the variety and taste on par with a 3-star hotel in the city center. The hot spring is connected to the hotel, and you can re-enter until noon the next day by registering your room number. However, you do need to exchange your entry wristband.From£49
Excellent277 Reviews
Beijing Wtown Beijing|111.5km from city centre
The hotel is located some 100m away from the Samatai Great Wall ticket entrance {RMB120] though the climb is rather challenging due to the uneven steps leading to the great wall [especially for night climbs can be challenging for older folks]. The hotel is clean but with very low occupancy [likely due to the price tag] next to the sauna house which I did not use. Gubei Water Town was pretty decent for this is a replica town build for tourist in 2013 if not mistaken. Night scene was great with laser and drone show illuminating the sky. Ample restaurant around but with very few patronages for most. Overall a pretty nice/decent place to visit if you have an extra day in Beijing to kill.From£149
Outstanding4124 Reviews
Shangdi Industrial Park/Xisanqi Beijing|22.54km from city centre
We visit Xishan Hot Spring several times a year. Even with the ongoing renovations and the summer crowds this time, it didn't detract from the experience at all. The buffet is consistently delicious, and checking in at noon gives you plenty of time to enjoy everything. Plus, there's a dedicated staff member to park your car for free. It's truly the best choice within the city.From£49
✈️ Massage options at Beijing airports
Massages at Beijing airport are a real possibility, especially during long layovers. Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) and Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) both offer useful solutions for immediate muscle relief while waiting for your connecting flight. Here are some examples of airport lounges and facilities where you can treat yourself to a moment of wellness during your layover.
BGS Premier Lounge (PEK)
Hilton Beijing Capital Airport (PEK) Spa
Beijing Daxing (PKX) Lounge
💡 Useful tip: Planning your Beijing airport massages in advance allows you to optimise your time. For short layovers (2-4 hours), choose the internal lounges, which are accessible without a visa. For longer stops (at least 5-6 hours) and with a valid visa, you can consider the possibility of reaching hotel spas located outside the airport, such as the Hilton. Please note: security checks at PEK can take up to 40 minutes.
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