That first warm towel is pure reset. This 120-minute king massage is a full-body, customizable session in Honolulu, built around comfort touches like lavender aromatherapy, hot stones, a face scrub, and a finishing round of hot towels. It’s also private, so you’re not sharing the room vibe with strangers.

I like that you can steer the experience: you choose from 10 massage styles (including Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and Reflexology), and you control the pressure and overall feel. I also like the pacing of the session, done right, it feels steady and intentional, with small moments (like well-timed hot towels and keeping you covered) that make relaxation easier.

One consideration: massage quality can depend on the therapist and how quickly they adapt to your comfort level. If you’re sensitive to temperature (like oil that should not be cold) or you want a very specific technique, speak up early so adjustments can happen while there’s still time.

Key Points Before You Go

• Custom massage style selection from 10 options, with your pressure and pace in your hands
• Hot stones + hot towels used to warm muscles and end the session feeling loose
• Face and foot scrubs are built in, not an add-on you have to haggle for
• Lavender essential oil aromatherapy sets a calmer room tone right away
• Private single or couples rooms with a decorated, Hawaii-inspired feel
• Good value for the time: 2 hours of multiple steps, not just a long rub-down

A Two-Hour King Massage in Honolulu: Start to Finish at 350 Ward Ave

If you’re on Oahu and your schedule is full, this kind of massage is a smart counterweight. You get a long session in one sitting, about 120 minutes, without having to run around to different stops. It’s also in a convenient part of Honolulu, between downtown and Ala Moana, at 350 Ward Ave (second floor).

The big “vacation logic” here is simple: you don’t need to be an athlete to enjoy sports-style recovery. Your body still holds stress. Walking on uneven sidewalks, carrying beach stuff, sleeping in a different bed, your muscles notice. This package is designed to address that blend of relaxation and muscle attention.

And it’s not a chaotic multi-person operation. It’s a private activity, meaning only your group participates. If you’re going as a couple, you’ll be in a couples room; if you’re going solo, you’ll be in a single room. Either way, you can expect privacy and a more focused session.

Location reality check: Honolulu parking can be the hard part

The address is straightforward, but Honolulu traffic is not. The place sits near a busy corridor, and the venue asks you to arrive 5 to 10 minutes early. Their note is blunt: traffic gets increasingly bad, so give yourself extra buffer time.

For parking, the easiest free option is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace. If you’re using GPS, they recommend typing 333 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, HI to get you to the right area.

The Step-by-Step Flow: Hot Stones, Face Scrub, Foot Scrub, and Hot Towels

Think of this massage as a sequence of comfort phases. The therapist starts with a full-body combination approach, then moves through warm-and-soothe steps, and ends with that “I could fall asleep instantly” finish.

Here’s what the session includes, in the order it’s meant to happen:

Full body combination massage to start

Your service begins with a full-body combination massage. This is the foundation, long enough to feel like something real is happening, not a quick shoulder-and-back moment. It’s designed to get your muscles loosened and prepared for the warmer techniques that follow.

Smooth hot stones to warm and relax

Next comes hot stones. You’re using warmth to relax tight muscles, not to roast yourself. If you’re someone who prefers a gentle approach, tell your therapist at the start. You can’t choose the stones temperature yourself, but you can ask for comfort-level adjustments.

Gentle face scrub for soreness relief and skin smoothing

Then your face gets its own treatment: a gentle face scrub that’s massaged onto your face. The goal is relief from tightness and soreness while helping smooth your skin. If you’ve ever had vacation-day tension around your jaw or cheeks, this step can feel weirdly satisfying, like your head finally gets included.

Foot scrub to reset the lower half

After the upper-body and face work, it’s time for your feet. Your feet receive a foot scrub, aimed at comfort and that “clean slate” feeling. It’s a nice pairing after walking all day, especially if you’ve been in flip-flops, dress shoes, or any footwear that doesn’t support your arches.

Finish with hot towels

The last touch is hot towels. The timing matters here. When hot towels land right at the finish, they help your body stay relaxed instead of snapping back into alert mode. One standout detail I’d pay attention to: a well-run session keeps towels warm and applies them with careful timing.

Choose Your Style: Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and More

This is the part that can make or break whether you feel cared for. You don’t have to stick to one preset. You can select from 10 styles, including:

• Lomilomi
• Swedish
• Sports
• Pregnancy
• Reflexology
• and other options in their lineup

You can also choose the massage pressure and style that fit your needs. That’s important because people book massages for very different reasons. If you’re sore, you might lean into Sports-style techniques. If you want calm and long strokes, Swedish might be your lane. If you’re in a more specific situation, you can choose pregnancy-related adjustments.

I also like that they frame enhancements as part of the experience. You can add one or more massage enhancements, which is useful if you want to build the session around a specific area of concern.

If you’re picky about comfort, speak early

A couple of details are worth flagging before the massage starts. For example, one bad experience involved oil temperature and an uneven flow during the session. That’s not the norm you want, but it’s a reminder: if you’re bothered by something (oil too cold, a technique that doesn’t feel right, pressure too light or too hard), say something right away.

A good therapist can adapt midstream. The earlier you communicate, the less time you spend uncomfortable.

Rooms, Privacy, and That Hawaii-Inspired Calm

The setting is designed to support relaxation, not just function as a room where massage happens. The space is beautifully decorated, and whether you’re in a couples room or single room, the idea is the same: you should feel settled quickly.

Small things matter more than people expect. In particular, I’d put extra weight on how you’re kept comfortable. One guest highlighted that their therapist stayed respectful and kept them covered throughout the experience. That matters because it signals professionalism and helps you stop worrying about your body and focus on your breathing.

Aromatherapy also sets the mood. Lavender essential oil creates a calming ambiance, and that helps the session feel like a routine you’re stepping into, not a chore you’re enduring.

Finally, there’s the sensory layer: music and scent cues. Guests noted the background music and the room design, along with scents that made the experience feel cohesive.

What you should wear

The guidance is simple: wear comfortable clothing. You’ll likely change into a more suitable setup for the massage, so skip anything fussy. If you like, bring a light layer for after, since some people cool down quickly once they’re relaxed.

Price and Value: What $290 Gets You for 2 Hours

At $290 per person for about 2 hours, this isn’t a budget impulse buy. But it’s also not just “two hours of oil.” You’re paying for a package that includes multiple steps and customization.

Here’s why that price can make sense:

• You get a long, multi-part session, not a short massage with a couple add-ons.
• You can choose from 10 massage styles and control pressure.
• The session includes hot stones, a face scrub, a foot scrub, and hot towels.
• You also get light refreshments: water and grapes at the end.

If you compare this kind of session against the cost of separately booking multiple services, the value starts to look better. The key is to be honest about what you want. If you only want basic back-and-shoulders work, you might feel like you paid for extra. If you want a full reset, body, face, feet included, then the package structure is the point.

Who should consider upgrading to the full 120 minutes

This is a strong choice for:

• travelers who want one appointment that actually fixes how they feel
• people carrying vacation fatigue in legs and back
• couples who want a coordinated experience in the same time block
• anyone who values customization and expects the therapist to match their preferences

Getting It to Fit Your Oahu Day: Timing, Transportation, and Expectations

This experience doesn’t include private transportation, so you’ll need to handle getting there yourself. The upside is that it’s near public transportation, which can save you if you’re not driving.

Plan on time buffers. The venue asks for arrival 5 to 10 minutes early, and they specifically warn about worsening Honolulu traffic. If you’re late, they may shorten your appointment to accommodate the schedule after you. That’s the practical reality of a timed spa service.

Also, think about how you schedule the rest of your day. After hot stones and hot towels, you’ll likely feel looser than usual. That can be great for dinner and a calm evening stroll. It can be less ideal if you planned intense hiking right after, since your body might feel too good to notice you’re overdoing it.

Health Notes That Matter (Especially if You’re Feeling Sick)

Skip booking if you have a fever, cold/flu, or a contagious skin infection. That’s about safety for everyone, including you.

If you have conditions like arthritis or osteoporosis, or if you’re pregnant, you should expect the therapist may need to adapt techniques or avoid certain areas. If you have cuts or burns, they may avoid those areas completely. When in doubt, tell them what’s going on before you start.

That small bit of honesty helps the therapist do the right thing, and it protects your comfort.

Should You Book the 120 Minute King Massage Package?

Book it if you want a true reset in one sitting: full-body work plus face and foot scrubs, warmed muscles with hot stones, and a finishing flourish with hot towels. The combination of custom style options and a private room setup makes it feel built for real relaxation, not a quick stop on a busy itinerary.

I would not book it if you’re looking for the cheapest possible massage, or if you only want a very narrow target (like just shoulders/neck) and dislike extra steps. Also, if you’re extremely temperature-sensitive with oils or you know you have very specific technique needs, plan to communicate clearly at the start.

If you’re flexible, this is the kind of appointment that leaves you feeling like your vacation body is finally caught up.

FAQ

How long is the 120 Minute King Massage Package?

It lasts about 2 hours (approximately 120 minutes).

Where does the massage take place?

It’s at 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814, on the second floor.

Is transportation included?

No. Private transportation is not included.

Is it private, or shared with other people?

This is a private tour/activity, so only your group participates.

Can I choose my massage style and pressure?

Yes. You can select from 10 different styles (such as Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, or Reflexology), and massage pressure and style are up to you.

What treatments are included besides the main massage?

The package includes hot stones, a gentle face scrub, a foot scrub, and hot towels. It also includes lavender aromatherapy and light refreshments.

Are water and grapes included?

Yes. Water and grapes are served at the end of the treatment.

What should I wear and when should I arrive?

Wear comfortable clothing, and arrive 5 to 10 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment. Honolulu traffic can be heavy, so allow extra time.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience starts, it isn’t refunded.