Massage time beats jet lag.

If you want a real reset after Oahu adventures, this 60-minute Prince Massage Package is built for it, with hot stones to warm tight muscles and scrubs that leave you feeling smoother. I also like the control you get, you choose the pressure and one of several styles, from relaxing Swedish to more targeted Sports or Reflexology. The main thing to consider is that private transportation is not included, so plan your ride or parking.

Key Things to Know Before You Book

• Hot stones plus hot towels: warmth is part of the plan, not an afterthought.
• Facial scrub and foot scrub: you get body work plus small skincare steps that can help after sun and sweat.
• Custom pressure and style: pick what fits your day, then let the therapist work from there.
• 10 style options: Swedish, Lomilomi, Sports, Pregnancy, Reflexology, and more.
• Couple or single rooms: you can keep it private whether you are solo or sharing.
• Lavender aromatherapy: the room aims to feel calm from minute one.

A 60-Minute Reset After Honolulu Adventures

Honolulu days can stack up fast. One morning you are walking, sweating, snorkeling, climbing stairs, or chasing sunsets. By late afternoon, your body often feels like it has its own opinion about what you should do next.

This massage package is a straightforward way to switch gears without losing half a day. It runs about 60 minutes, so you can usually fit it into your schedule after dinner plans, or before you hit the beach one more time. What makes it more than a basic massage is the sequence: full body work, then heat from smooth hot stones, then scrubs for your face and feet, and finishing comfort with hot towels. It is the kind of flow that makes you feel cared for, not rushed.

What You Get in the 60-Minute Prince Package

The package is built as a “multiple parts in one” service. Instead of a single massage technique for the whole hour, you move through different steps that each target a different kind of travel discomfort.

Here is the core rhythm you can expect:

• Full body combination massage
• Hot stones to warm and relax
• Gentle facial scrub with light massage
• Foot scrub
• Hot towels to finish

You also get extras that shape the vibe. Lavender essential oil is used for aromatherapy, which matters more than people think because your brain reads smell as safety and calm. At the end, you are served water and grapes, a small touch that helps you come out of the session feeling grounded instead of suddenly hungry and dehydrated.

One more value point: you are not locked into just one massage approach. You can customize pressure and style, and you are offered massage enhancements, with one or more included as part of the experience. That flexibility is a big reason the hour feels “complete,” not like you just paid for someone to rub your shoulders.

Choosing Your Massage Style and Pressure (This Is Where the Money Makes Sense)

The most important line in the description is that you can choose your pressure and style. That is what turns a generic massage into something that matches your body and your mood.

You get 10 different styles to choose from, including options like:

• Lomilomi
• Swedish
• Sports
• Pregnancy
• Reflexology
• (and others available in the same set)

You also control how strong the work feels. If you are sore from walking and want more comfort, Swedish-style often fits that. If you spent your day doing active stuff and want work that targets tight, overused areas, Sports can feel more appropriate. If your feet are your main problem after flip-flop miles, Reflexology-focused work may be a better match.

And if you are traveling with specific needs, Pregnancy style is an option. You still should tell your therapist what feels right, but having that category listed means they are set up to adapt from the start.

The package is priced at $220 per person. For Honolulu, that is not cheap. But the value comes from three things that are actually part of what you pay for: multiple services in one hour (massage plus facial and foot scrubs), customization, and enhancements included at the end. If you have been paying for separate facial add-ons or extended sessions elsewhere, this bundling is the logic here.

How the Session Feels Step by Step

Even without a minute-by-minute schedule posted, the service flow is clear. Here is what each section means for your body after an active day.

Full Body Combination Massage First

You start with a full body combination massage. Think of this as your “reset lever.” It is where your therapist can work through the big muscle groups that get hit when you are touring, hiking, or spending hours on your feet.

This early stage matters because it sets the tone for everything after. If your muscles are already warmed by the time hot stones come out, you tend to get deeper relaxation. It also gives you a chance to communicate right away. If you want lighter pressure or want them to focus on certain areas, this is when you should say so.

Hot Stones to Warm Tight Muscles

Next comes smooth hot stones, used to warm and relax. Heat changes the way muscles respond. Cold can make you tense up, heat encourages the tissue to soften.

If your day included sun, long walks, or “why did we take that extra hill” moments, this is usually the part that feels most immediate. Your therapist uses the stones during the bodywork stage, then the session continues into scrubs and finishing steps.

Gentle Facial Scrub for Travel-Face Soreness

Then you shift from body to face. You get a gentle facial scrub that is massaged on your skin. The description notes it can offer relief for soreness and tightness in your face, and it also smooths your skin.

This is a helpful add-on after traveling because faces can feel tight from sun, wind, and dehydration. Even if you do not think of your face as “muscles,” the scalp and facial areas do feel travel stress. The scrub is gentle by design, so it is not about aggressive exfoliation, it is about comfort and refinement.

Important note: if your skin is irritated or you have a contagious skin issue, the guidance says not to book. If you have any concerns, tell the team before you start so they can adapt safely.

Foot Scrub for the End-of-Day Weight

Next is the feet. You get a foot scrub, which is a smart move in a place where sandals are basically a lifestyle. Your feet take the hits, not just from walking but from constantly being slightly compressed in footwear.

A scrub step also helps you feel fresh when you might otherwise just feel tired. Many people notice that the feet feel warmer and lighter after the foot portion, especially if your day included uneven ground or lots of stairs.

Hot Towels to Finish Clean and Calm

Finally, you close with invigorating hot towels. This is one of those details that feels small while you are reading about it, but it helps your body transition out of the “being treated” state.

When the session ends, you are not just standing up and walking away stiff. Your skin and muscles feel soothed. Then you get water and grapes, which is a nice cooldown.

The Honolulu Address, Parking, and Timing That Matters

You will meet at 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814, located between downtown Honolulu and the Ala Moana shopping center. The clinic is on the second floor.

Arrive 5 to 10 minutes early. Honolulu traffic can be rough, and the team asks you to allow extra time to get there. If you are late, they may need to shorten your appointment to accommodate clients after you, so it is worth protecting that buffer.

Parking is fairly straightforward. The most convenient free option is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace. For GPS, type 333 Ward Avenue, Honolulu.

One more practical detail: the activity ends back at the meeting point, and private transportation is not included. So unless you are already in the area, you will need to plan your ride, and you might want to pick a time when traffic is more predictable.

Who This Massage Package Fits Best

This package is ideal for anyone who wants a focused recovery stop rather than a big, all-day spa day.

You should book if:

• You just had an active day outdoors and want a true wind-down
• You want a massage plus small skincare steps that feel like part of a complete reset
• You like choosing your own massage style, from relaxation to more targeted options
• You want an hour you can actually schedule without feeling like you lost your whole day

You might think twice if:

• You need convenient pickup and drop-off, because transportation is not included
• You are trying to squeeze in a massage during the worst traffic windows and you cannot arrive early

Best match for couples and solo travelers

The rooms are described as beautifully decorated, and you can choose couple or single rooms. That makes it easy for a romantic wind-down without turning it into a complicated plan.

And because the experience is private, only your group participates. That typically makes it feel more comfortable to speak up about pressure or areas that need attention.

Health and Comfort Notes You Should Follow

The rules are clear: do not book if you have a fever, cold/flu, or a contagious skin infection. If you have other conditions, your therapist may need to adapt techniques or avoid certain areas, with examples like arthritis, osteoporosis, pregnancy, cuts, or burns.

This is not a “tough it out” situation. If you have anything going on medically, the safest move is to ask questions before you start. If you tell them honestly what you are dealing with, they can adjust your experience and keep it comfortable.

Also, wear comfortable clothing. You will be undressed for the massage, so focus on easy, loose outfits for getting there and changing back quickly.

Is It Good Value at $220 for a 60-Minute Session?

Let’s be practical about the price.

$220 per person for about an hour might feel steep if you compare it to bargain massages you might find elsewhere. But in Honolulu, you are paying for a package that stacks multiple services in a single time block: body massage, hot stones, facial scrub, foot scrub, hot towels, plus lavender aromatherapy. On top of that, you choose from 10 styles and you get one or more massage enhancements included.

So the value question becomes: are you really going to pay for all those pieces separately if you do not book this package? If the answer is yes, then this bundling can feel more reasonable. If you only want plain shoulder rubs and nothing else, you might feel like you are paying for steps you will not care much about. But if you like the idea of face and feet getting attention too, this is exactly the kind of hour that feels worth it.

Also consider the “time value.” One hour that leaves you ready for the next part of your trip is a kind of luxury. Even a small reduction in stiffness can make your evening better, not just your spa memory.

Should You Book the 60-Minute Prince Massage Package?

If you want a calm, customizable reset that covers more than just massage, I think this is a smart booking.

Book it if your day included lots of walking, sun, or body fatigue and you want a plan that takes you step by step from full body work to heat, facial and foot scrubs, and warm towel finishing. The custom pressure and style options are also a strong reason to choose it, especially if you are picky about how firm you like things.

Skip it or plan carefully if transportation is a headache for you, because private transportation is not included and you will want to arrive early to avoid traffic stress. And if you are dealing with fever, cold/flu symptoms, or contagious skin issues, this is not the right time to book.

FAQ

How long is the 60 Minute Prince Massage Package?

It lasts about 60 minutes.

What is included in the massage package?

You get a full body combination massage, hot stones, a gentle facial scrub, a foot scrub, and hot towels. Lavender essential oil is used for aromatherapy, and you can select from multiple massage styles. Massage enhancements and water and grapes are served at the end.

Can I choose the massage style and how firm the pressure feels?

Yes. You can customize the pressure and style, and you can choose from 10 different styles such as Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and Reflexology.

Where is the meeting point, and is there parking nearby?

The meeting point is 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814, on the second floor. Convenient free parking is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace. GPS tip: type 333 Ward Avenue, Honolulu.

Is private transportation included?

No. The package does not include private transportation, so you will need to arrange your own way to the meeting point.

What if I need to cancel?

You can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Canceling with less than 24 hours notice does not get refunded.