Massage in Kaohsiung

What is common here

Foot massage, full-body acupressure and oil massage are on most of the menus we checked, along with combinations of foot and body work. Menus here need a careful read. At one chain with three branches, every foot and body item on the menu counts a 10-minute foot bath with shoulder and neck massage inside the listed minutes (20 minutes on its 90-minute foot item), so its 100-minute acupressure is 90 minutes of acupressure plus the foot bath. Another chain's menus print three prices for each item: a list price, a card price and a cash price. One shop charges NT$100 extra for essential oil on body massage, with no surcharge if you bring your own. 豪功夫足體養生會館 in Xinxing, whose price list we read on its Facebook page, sells items of 50, 70, 100 and 130 minutes and shows a lower "check-in" price for guests who check in on social media and pay the full amount in cash. Kaohsiung also has visually impaired massage locations, including stations at the airport, and we checked one hotel spa.

Where the places are

The places we have checked are in Zuoying (左營區), Xinxing (新興區), Sanmin (三民區), Lingya (苓雅區), Nanzi (楠梓區), Gushan (鼓山區), Qianjin (前金區), Renwu (仁武區), Qianzhen (前鎮區) and Xiaogang (小港區), where the airport is. Two branches publish their nearest MRT exit: Aozihdi Station Exit 3 and Central Park Station Exit 2, and two places in Gushan list Kaohsiung Arena Station as nearby on their LINE accounts. The Zuoying places we checked are not at the HSR station. That reflects where we found published information, not a ranking of districts. Two branches publish parking: one lists valet parking and one a dedicated lot.

What it costs

Hotel spas, Taipei, 60 min: NT$1,480 (1 places).

Hotel spas, Taipei, 90 min: NT$2,080 to NT$4,800 (2 places).

Hotel spas, Taipei, 120 min: NT$2,680 (1 places).

Visually impaired massage stands and studios, New Taipei, 30 min: NT$300 to NT$400 (11 places).

Visually impaired massage stands and studios, New Taipei, 60 min: NT$600 to NT$800 (21 places).

Visually impaired massage stands and studios, Kaohsiung, 30 min: NT$300 (1 places).

Hotel spas, Taichung, 60 min: NT$1,600 (1 places).

Visually impaired massage stands and studios, Taichung, 60 min: NT$1,050 (2 places).

Visually impaired massage stands and studios, Taichung, 90 min: NT$1,575 (2 places).

Prices are copied from the business's own menu on the date shown. Menus change; confirm before you go. Every listed price, with sources

At the places we checked, 60-minute full-body acupressure was listed from NT$1,000 to NT$1,200 (three places), and 60-minute foot massage from NT$700 to NT$1,380 (three places). For 90 minutes, full-body acupressure was NT$1,500 to NT$1,800 (three places) and foot massage NT$1,375 to NT$1,980 (six places). Several menus here use other lengths, such as 70, 100 or 130 minutes, so compare by the minutes, not the item name. The four places we added for their late hours, in Gushan, Qianjin and Renwu, are not in these figures, because we have no prices for them yet. At the chain that prints three prices, the cash price is the lowest of the three, so ask which price applies. 豪功夫足體養生會館's prices apply from 15 March 2026, according to a post of 28 February 2026; its 90-minute foot massage is NT$1,375, or NT$1,250 at the check-in price. In a post of 11 February 2026, it published a Lunar New Year surcharge of NT$100 per service from 17 to 21 February 2026. No other Kaohsiung place we checked publishes a holiday surcharge. The one hotel spa we checked lists body courses from NT$4,580 for 60 minutes; those are member prices, no non-member price is shown, and a 10% service charge is added. In our small samples, the Kaohsiung acupressure range overlaps the ranges on the Taipei and Tainan pages, which is not enough to say that prices differ between the cities. All Kaohsiung prices · What "60 minutes" includes

When you can go

Two places we checked publish 24-hour hours: a chain branch in Zuoying and a foot soak and massage branch in Qianjin. Six other shops list closing times between 01:00 and 03:00, and one of them has different opening times on weekdays and weekends. Another chain's home page says it welcomes guests 24 hours, but it publishes no hours table, and its second branch publishes no hours at all, so we could not confirm hours for either branch. 豪功夫足體養生會館 does not publish hours on its Facebook page. The hotel spa lists 10:00 to 21:00, with a latest booking time of 19:30.

At Kaohsiung International Airport, the visually impaired massage stations are inside the departure areas, so only passengers can use them. The domestic terminal station lists 08:00 to 17:00 every day; the two international terminal stations list 07:30 to 16:30 (east wing) and 07:30 to 16:00 (west wing). Published hours are not live availability: call first, especially late at night. Late-night massage

How people book

Every shop we checked in Kaohsiung publishes a phone number; for 豪功夫足體養生會館, phone is the only channel we found. Two also take LINE, one of them with an online booking form as well, and one chain uses a single LINE account for both of its branches. The hotel spa works by appointment and asks you to book at least one day ahead. The airport stations list no booking channel. How to book · Write the message in Chinese

Places we have checked

The Kaohsiung City Labor Bureau publishes a list of visually impaired massage locations with addresses and phone numbers. The list does not give hours. Visually impaired massage

Planning the rest of your stay? Inside Kaohsiung is our local guide to the city.

Facts on this page checked 9 November 2026. Prices and policies change: confirm with the business.