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Macau MassageSPAS · WELLNESS · MACAU
A woman receiving an evening massage in a candlelit spa

After hours

Late-night & 24-hour massage in Macau.

Macau runs late, and so do a handful of its massage venues. Three verified options, from hotel-spa quality to walk-in foot massage.

Key facts

Open 24 hours
Foot Recreation (Taipa + Peninsula); Thai Xi Spa, formerly Thailand Palace (Grand Emperor Hotel, Peninsula).
Open until 4am
V Spa at The Venetian Macao (daily 12:00–04:00).
Booking
V Spa via Klook/Trip.com voucher (reserve ahead); the 24-hour shops take walk-ins.

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Foot Recreation (足之樂)

Taipa (Rua do Cunha) and Peninsula (Av. da Amizade)Open 24 hours, 365 days

Foot baths, foot massage and full-body aromatherapy around the clock. Fixed-price vouchers for 60 minutes; walk-ins welcome. 18+ only.

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Thai Xi Spa (formerly Thailand Palace)

20F, Grand Emperor Hotel, PeninsulaOpen 24 hours, 365 days

Thai massage through the night in the city centre: 30-minute head/shoulder/neck, 60-minute aromatherapy oil, 90-minute oil SPA with bubble bath. Confirm current prices at booking; walk-ins welcome.


A note on the rest

What closes when

Most hotel spas wind down between 22:00 and midnight; Sofitel Spa Book here, for example, runs 11:00–21:00 daily. If your evening runs later than that, the three venues above are the verified options. Everything else is a gamble.


Questions

Frequently asked

Are there 24-hour massage places in Macau?

Yes: Foot Recreation (Taipa and Peninsula) and Thai Xi Spa (formerly Thailand Palace, Grand Emperor Hotel) are open 24 hours, every day.

Which hotel spa is open latest?

V Spa at The Venetian Macao, daily until 4am.

Can I book a late-night slot in advance?

For V Spa, buy the Klook/Trip.com voucher in advance and reserve your late slot with the spa. The 24-hour shops take walk-ins.

The Macau Massage Wednesday note

New spa openings, seasonal menus and price changes at the spas we track, plus the hotel spa slots worth booking ahead. One email on Wednesdays, a week before it appears on the site.

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