Spa & Aesthetics Awards 2026/2027: The Best Massages, Wellness and Body Treatments in Singapore

Knots worked loose, jet lag sent packing and whole afternoons handed back to you, these are the treatments worth surrendering a couple of hours, or even a weekend to. 

Photo: Annie Lai

Some days call for a deep-tissue session that gets right into the shoulders, and others for a whole afternoon of steam, scrubs and tea with nowhere else to be. This year’s winners cover both ends, from hotel spa massages built around a long-haul flight or a sleepless week to full-day retreats, couple’s rituals and the Singapore outpost of an Australian bathhouse with a cult following. Rounding things out are the body treatments that firm, tone and sculpt, delivered by clinics and spas that know their way around both technology and technique.

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Best Massages in Singapore

Best Aromatherapy Massage: Relaxing Aromatic Body Bliss, $180 for 60 minutes, St. Gregory at Pan Pacific Singapore

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Photo: Courtesy of  St. Gregory at Pan Pacific Singapore

Essential oils and gentle Swedish strokes do the work in St. Gregory’s signature massage, a classic that earns its place on the menu. Long, flowing movements ease tension from head to toe while the aromatics calm the senses, so you drift into a state of deep relaxation well before the hour is up.

Best Deep Tissue & Sports Massage: Inner Respite, $198 for 60 minutes, Aramsa ~ The Garden Spa

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Photo: Courtesy of Aramsa ~ The Garden Spa

Tucked into the greenery of Bishan Park, Aramsa is about as far from an office chair as you can get without leaving the island, and Inner Respite is its pick for tight, overworked muscles. Your therapist uses medium to deep pressure to reach the deeper layers of muscle tissue, working through the areas that have been holding on hardest, whether that’s from a heavy gym session or long days hunched over a laptop. You come away looser and lighter, with an hour of genuine respite behind you.

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Best Jet Lag Recovery Massage: Jetsetter Recovery Massage, $333.20 for 90 minutes, Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Singapore

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Photo: Courtesy of Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Singapore

Made with frequent flyers in mind, this ritual starts at the feet with a warm eucalyptus foot bath and scrub to get circulation moving again after hours in the air. A tailored body massage follows, using a jet-lag relief oil blend designed to restore depleted energy, before a clearing face and scalp massage leaves you uplifted and rebalanced. It’s worth booking the moment you land at Changi, or the day before you fly out.

Best Relaxing Full-Body Massage: Cove Massage, $195 for 60 minutes, Away Spa at W Singapore - Sentosa Cove

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Photo: Courtesy of Away Spa at W Singapore - Sentosa Cove

A soft rocking motion sets the pace for Away Spa’s signature massage, paired with long, sweeping strokes that travel across the body to restore its sense of balance. The rhythm is gentle and steady, and it doesn’t take long for the mind to follow the muscles into a state of total relaxation. With W Singapore - Sentosa Cove as the setting, it makes a fine excuse to turn a one-hour massage into a whole island afternoon.

Best Restorative Body Massage: Nourish The Soul Signature Massage, $335.72 for 90 minutes, Spa by JW

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Photo: Courtesy of JW Marriott Singapore South Beach

Traditional Southeast Asian techniques form the backbone of Spa by JW’s signature massage, which is tailored to wherever you’re carrying the most tension. Acupressure works into specific points, hot stones placed along the back help stiffness melt away, and gentle stretches through the legs open up the body. You leave feeling noticeably lighter and more at ease than when you walked in.

Best Body Treatments in Singapore

Best Anti-Cellulite Treatment: Supra Body, $400 for 40 minutes, EstheClinic

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Photo: Courtesy of EstheClinic

Five technologies come together in this EstheClinic treatment, which focuses on the thighs, buttocks and stomach. Radiofrequency stimulates collagen to tighten and firm, vacuum suction with a palpating roller boosts circulation and lymphatic drainage, ultrasound cavitation targets fatty deposits, electrostimulation tones the muscles and infrared energy supports recovery. Over a course of six to 10 sessions, the skin looks smoother and firmer, and there’s no downtime to work around.

Best Firming & Toning Body Treatment: Onda Pro Lifting and Sculpting Treatment, $380 for 20 minutes per area on the body, and $280 per area on the face, Illuminate Medispa Dempsey

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Photo: Courtesy of  Illuminate Medispa Dempsey

Developed by Italian manufacturer DEKA, Onda Pro uses Coolwaves technology, a frequency that passes through the skin’s surface to deliver controlled heat to the tissue underneath. That heat drives the contouring and helps smooth the look of cellulite, and at Illuminate Medispa, the device is used to lift and sculpt both the body and the face. Each area takes about 20 minutes, which makes it easy to slot a session in between brunch and errands at Dempsey.

Best Body Sculpting & Slimming Treatment: Body Silhouette, $210 for 60 minutes, Clarins Skin Spa

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Photo: Courtesy of Clarins Skin Spa

Clarins brings its signature hands-on approach to the body with this draining and firming massage, tailored to what your body needs on the day. Targeted movements help reduce fluid retention so you feel lighter, while the skin itself looks smoother and firmer by the end of the hour. It’s a good one to book ahead of a beach holiday, or whenever you want to feel more at home in your skin.

Best Spa Experiences in Singapore

Best Couple’s Spa Experience: Kembali, $698 per couple for 150 minutes, Aramsa ~ The Garden Spa

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Photo: Courtesy of  Aramsa ~ The Garden Spa

Kembali means “to return” in Malay, and this two-and-a-half-hour ritual for two draws on the traditions of the region. It opens with a Thermal Boreh Scrub, a warming exfoliation, followed by a Traditional Malay Freestyle Massage and a scalp massage, before a Peaceful Chai Immersion brings things to a close. Book it for an anniversary, or for no reason at all beyond spending an unhurried afternoon together in a garden spa.

Best Full-Day Wellness Retreat: The Chi Total Renewal Retreat, $605 for a full day (minimum five hours), Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Singapore

Photo: Courtesy of Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Singapore

A whole day of being looked after is the premise here, and Chi, The Spa fills it generously. The treatment portion pairs a body scrub and massage with your choice of an Obagi Prescriptive Facial or a Vitamin C Facial, and in between there’s a three-course meal at Origin Grill, plus access to the hotel’s pool and Health Club.

Best Top-to-Toe Pampering Experience: Mind Body Renewal, $474.15 for 120 minutes, Damai at The Grand Hyatt Singapore

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Photo: Courtesy of Damai at The Grand Hyatt Singapore

The two hours begin somewhere unexpected: a zero-gravity RLX BrainGym chair that combines vibration, sound and brainwave technology to ease you into a deeply relaxed state over about 20 minutes. From there, a magnesium exfoliation and a mineral-rich wrap prepare the body for a shiatsu-inspired massage, complete with trigger-point work and targeted stretches. A guided breathing exercise brings everything to a close, with both body and mind well and truly reset.

Best Sleep & Recovery Experience: Sleepfulness, $383.68 (Monday to Thursday) or $419.65 (Friday to Sunday) for 90 minutes, The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Singapore

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Photo: Courtesy of The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Singapore

Gentle breathwork and a subtle thread of aromatherapy open this sleep-focused treatment, settling the senses before your therapist moves into slow, restorative massage techniques. The pace stays unhurried throughout, building warmth and comfort so the body can properly let go. It’s designed to support deeper rest and ease the tension that comes with disrupted sleep, travel fatigue or too many hours on a screen, so save it for an evening when you can head straight home to bed.

Best Wellness Programme or Journey: The Reset Ritual, $148 for a two-hour treatment plus tea house access, Aramsa ~ The Garden Spa

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Photo: Courtesy of Aramsa ~ The Garden Spa

The morning starts on the mat with a Yoga Seeds class overlooking the greenery of Bishan Park, where the instructor checks in on any injuries first and keeps the cues clear enough to follow even if you’re new to yoga. From there, you’re led to the Blossom Tea House for tea and healthy snacks, and since you’re welcome to stay as long as you like, there’s no need to rush along. The finale is a 60-minute full-body massage, such as the gentler Aramsa Touch, and it’s easy to lose track of time and drift off before it ends. For $148, it delivers the kind of rest you’d usually expect from a full spa day.

Best Bath House Experience: Bathing Session, from $55 for 90 minutes, Capybara Bathing

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Photo: Courtesy of Capybara Bathing

Australia’s cult bathhouse brand chose Tanjong Pagar for its first international outpost, and a 90-minute session gives you the run of the whole space. Move between a mineral thermal bath heated to 38 to 40 degrees Celsius, an eight-degree cold plunge, a pine-scented Finnish-style hot stone sauna and a hammam-inspired steam room, then wind down in the heated hot lounge with an ice scrub and a cup of tea. Numbers are kept limited, so bring a friend and treat it as the social ritual it’s meant to be.

Best New Treatment: Inner Balance, $383.68 (Monday to Thursday) or $419.65 (Friday to Sunday) for 90 minutes, The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Singapore

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Photo: Courtesy of The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Singapore

Traditional Chinese Medicine principles guide this newcomer to The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, which pairs acupressure with gentle stretching to help the body find its equilibrium. Aromatic oils carry the massage along, so the experience soothes the senses as much as it eases stiff muscles. Book it when a demanding stretch at work has left you wanting to feel like yourself again.

The Harper’s BAZAAR Singapore Spa & Aesthetics Awards 2026/2027 winners are a result of a six-week, rigorous evaluation by the BAZAAR team. The results are chosen based on a comprehensive criteria including treatment quality, therapist expertise, ambience, treatment efficacy and overall experience.


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