Since one of the things Shenzhen is most famous for is an enormous amount of luxury spas and massage parlours, the problem becomes finding one that suits you. With an endless amount of spas and massage joints on just about every corner of the city, it seems like a dizzying experience to find a place to relax. The best way is if you walk in and see pretty young girls dressed in skimpy outfits. Since it is commonly called the best spa in Shenzhen, be prepared to splurge a little.
Aside from a huge amount of amenities, Queen Spa has a great advantage over the competition with its English-speaking staff, unlike most places where you must point and make funny sounds to get what you want. The newly decorated rooms - equipped with music, aromatherapy, special lighting, detox spa bath and massage - are enough to satisfy even the most finicky of customers. From Chinese Medicine massage to hand, back and head massages, as well as pedicure, manicure and even ear cleaning, this place fits the bill.
It also has a top-notch Cantonese restaurant, gorgeous swimming pool, Jacuzzi, steam room, dry sauna, and more. If you really want to go all out you can get the VIP service, which includes Royal Club rooms with a semi-private swimming pool and even Rolls Royce transfers from Luohu or the airport.
There is an entry fee of 98 RMB but it is waived after paying more than RMB of spa services not including the 10 percent service charge and tips of RMB per 45 minutes.
Prices can vary though so bring enough. The massages cost 48 RMB for 45 minutes of lounge-chair massage and between and RMB for 90 minutes of a standard Chinese full-body massag. The 10 percent service charge and tip are separate. You can see the spa from the main street outside Lok Ma Chau border crossing and metro stop and shuttles are available to Luo Wu and Huanggang border crossings. They also have a gym, fruit, full drink menu, videogames, Internet, karaoke with VIP room rental, billiards and table tennis.
