After a long Oahu day, your body begs for down time. This 60-minute Prince Massage package is a focused wind-down with customizable pressure and style plus a full sequence that goes beyond just lotion and oil. I like that the session is hot stones + facial scrub + foot scrub, so you get multiple relief points in one hour, not a quick pass and done.

One thing to plan for: you’re responsible for getting there. The activity doesn’t include private transportation, and Honolulu traffic can be real, so you’ll want extra buffer before your appointment.

Key takeaways (quick hits)

• Choose your style and pressure: Select from 10 styles, and adjust pressure to how your body feels.
• More than a basic massage: Hot stones, a gentle facial scrub, a foot scrub, and hot towels finish the job.
• Lavender aromatherapy included: Lavender essential oil sets the mood at the start and helps you ease off the adrenaline.
• Private room setup for couples or solo: You can expect beautifully decorated rooms for either singles or couples.
• Small “comfort extras” at the end: Water and grapes are served after your treatment.

Where to Go on Oahu (and how to avoid Honolulu traffic stress)

The appointment starts at 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu (96814), on the second floor at Hawaii Natural Therapy. It sits between downtown Honolulu and the Ala Moana area, which is a convenient position when you’re bouncing around the city.

Parking is the main question for most people. The easiest free option is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, near Ohana Hale Marketplace. If you’re using GPS, type in 333 Ward Avenue, Honolulu to get you close.

Timing matters here. You’re asked to arrive 5 to 10 minutes early, and the day-of traffic in Honolulu can slow you down more than you’d expect. If you think you’ll be late, give notice as soon as you can, because they may shorten your appointment to fit people booked after you.

What “60 Minutes of Bliss” Actually Looks Like

This is a true one-hour, step-by-step service. Your treatment starts with a full body combination massage, then moves into warm stone work, then adds skin-care-like scrub steps before the final comfort finish.

Here’s the typical flow you can expect:

• A full body combination massage to loosen tight areas across your body
• Hot stones to warm and relax muscles further
• A gentle facial scrub (massaged onto the face)
• A foot scrub followed by hot towels to wrap up

The great part is that you’re not just getting one benefit. If your day included hikes, snorkeling, walking tours, or even beach volleyball, your body usually feels it in multiple places. This format targets whole-body tension plus the face and feet—areas you don’t always get addressed in a standard hour.

Also, this is designed as a private experience. Only your group participates, so you don’t have to share space or adjust around strangers.

The Massage You Control: Style Options and Pressure Choices

One of the biggest practical wins is that you can steer the session. The massage pressure and style are customizable, and you choose what feels right for your needs that day.

They offer 10 different styles, including:

• Lomilomi
• Swedish
• Sports
• Pregnancy
• Reflexology

You also get to pick your pressure and what kind of technique you prefer. That matters because not every sore body wants the same thing. After an active day, some people want firmer work for muscles; others want something gentler that still helps you release.

I like that you can tailor it instead of guessing. In other words, you’re not stuck with a one-size-fits-all hour.

Hot Stones, Lavender, and the Small Comfort Details That Matter

Aromatherapy and warmth are included, and they’re not just decorative. The session uses lavender essential oil to create a calming ambiance, and the therapist also uses smooth hot stones and hot towels as part of the treatment.

Warm stone work tends to feel extra helpful when you’ve been on your feet all day. Heat can loosen muscles and make deeper work more comfortable, which is especially useful after long sightseeing days where your body stays tense long after you’re back in the hotel.

The hot towels at the end are a nice touch for the finish. They help your skin feel comfortable after scrubbing steps, and they signal the session is truly wrapping up rather than abruptly ending.

And yes, this package is private, so you can sink into the routine without the awkwardness of a shared-room environment.

The Facial Scrub Step: Not Just for Skincare People

The facial part is part massage, part soothing scrub. Your therapist applies a gentle face scrub and massages it on your face for relief from soreness and tightness, while smoothing the skin.

What I like about this step is that it matches how travel actually feels. After sunscreen, wind, long outdoor hours, and late dinners, your face can feel tight or irritated—not always painful, but not comfortable either. A gentle facial scrub isn’t a medical treatment, but it can help you feel refreshed and less “travel-stuck.”

This isn’t described as a cosmetic enhancement that takes over the whole session. It’s integrated into the massage flow, so you still get full body attention—then the face gets a little TLC before you move to the feet.

The Foot Scrub and Hot Towels: Relief for the Legs That Won’t Quit

Feet take a beating on Oahu. Even when you’re having fun, you’re often walking a lot—malls, beaches, neighborhoods, viewpoints, and the occasional steep step that makes you regret your footwear choice.

That’s why I’m a fan of the foot scrub step. It’s special within this package because it’s not only about massage pressure. You also get exfoliation and cleansing via the scrub process, then the session ends with hot towels to round it out.

If you get puffy feet, you’ll probably notice immediate comfort after. And even if your feet aren’t visibly swollen, a good foot ritual can make the rest of your body relax, because your legs and lower back often hold tension together.

Massage Enhancements: Make It Your Version of Recovery

The experience includes massage enhancements—one or more—at the end of the core sequence. The exact enhancements aren’t listed in detail, but the important part is that you aren’t locked into only the base steps.

You’re meant to create a massage specific to your needs. This is where the customizable style and pressure choices start to pay off even more, because enhancements give your therapist a chance to focus further where you need it most.

If you had a day of active sports, beaches, or a lot of walking, you can choose enhancements that match that. If you’re more about relaxation than recovery, you can lean the whole session softer and calmer.

Couples or Solo Rooms: The Setting Changes the Mood

This service includes beautifully decorated couple or single rooms. That matters because the setting affects how quickly you actually “turn off.”

If you’re traveling with a partner, a couples room also makes the experience feel like part of your trip—not just a medical-ish appointment. If you’re solo, you still get that dedicated, private atmosphere.

Either way, you can expect a calmer end to your day. The massage package even includes water and grapes served at the end, which feels like a small hospitality moment after an hour of letting your muscles unwind.

Price and Value: What $220 Buys in This Package

At $220 per person for about one hour, this isn’t a budget add-on. But it’s also not just an “hour of oil.”

The value here comes from what’s bundled into that single time block:

• Full body combination massage
• Hot stones for warming and relaxation
• Facial scrub step
• Foot scrub step
• Hot towels finish
• Lavender essential oil aromatherapy
• Style and pressure customization
• Room setup for couples or single

So if your goal is simple—reset your body after a full day outside—this can be a strong option. You’re paying for a multi-step service that targets multiple sore areas, not just one.

If you prefer longer sessions (like 90 minutes or two hours), you might find this tight. But for travelers who want maximum impact per hour, it’s built for exactly that.

Who Should Book This (and who might want a different plan)

This massage fits best if you:

• Need recovery after active Oahu days
• Want a massage plus facial and foot scrub steps in one hour
• Like having control over pressure and style
• Prefer a private room setting with a calm atmosphere

It may not be your best choice if:

• You’re looking for a long, slow session with lots of time for deep work
• You need help managing a specific medical issue and want details beyond what’s offered here

It’s also not advised if you have a fever, cold/flu, or a contagious skin infection. If you have certain conditions like arthritis or osteoporosis—or if you’re pregnant—the therapist may need to adapt techniques or avoid an area completely, so plan to disclose relevant details when booking.

Practical Tips Before You Go (so the hour feels perfect)

A few small choices can make a big difference:

• Wear comfortable clothing so you can arrive feeling relaxed
• Try to schedule it after your most active day, not right in the middle of a busy travel plan
• Bring yourself in “ready to unwind” mode: step off the sightseeing brain before you sit down
• If you have preferences on pressure or style, have a clear idea of what you want. This session is designed for customization

Also, don’t forget: the experience ends back at the meeting point, so you don’t need to plan a separate drop-off.

Service animals are allowed, and most travelers can participate. Children 17 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Should You Book the 60-Minute Prince Massage?

If your priority is a practical, private reset after exploring Oahu, I’d say yes. The biggest reasons are the customizable massage approach and the fact that the session includes hot stones plus facial and foot scrub steps—so you feel different afterward, not just temporarily looser.

If you hate dealing with transit and timing, factor that in. Since transportation isn’t included, you’ll want to plan your ride or parking so you can arrive calm, not stressed.

Overall, this is a good value-for-time massage: one hour, multiple relief zones, and a finish designed to help you actually relax.

FAQ

How long is the 60 Minute Prince Massage package?

It lasts about 1 hour.

Where is the meeting point?

The activity starts at 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814, and is located on the second floor at Hawaii Natural Therapy.

Is private transportation included?

No, private transportation is not included.

What massage styles are available?

You can select from 10 styles, including Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and Reflexology.

Can I choose the massage pressure?

Yes. You can choose your preferred pressure and style.

What’s included at the end of the massage?

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

What should I wear?

Wear comfortable clothing.

Is there parking nearby?

Yes. The most convenient free parking is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace (GPS: 333 Ward Avenue).

Who can participate?

Most travelers can participate. Service animals are allowed. Children 17 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

What if I’m sick?

You should not book if you have a fever, cold/flu, or contagious skin infection. The therapist may need to adapt techniques or avoid areas for certain conditions.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.