Fish Spa & Reflexology

Should be a legal requirements that airports have an accessible (and brilliant) spa!
I hate airports — flawed processes, lots of waiting and usually lousy service. I loved Changi airport. I flew out of T3, checked out fab shops but seeing this spa listed, I beelined towards it.
On my approach, I could see every chair occupied and a whole row of people blissed out by foot reflexology. I wanted a piece of that action!
Dark, twinkly music and relaxing chairs, my therapist got to work on my feet and legs for 40mins. Massaging and manipulating, it was the best prep for 15 hours of long-​haul. I even dosed off during my treatment as did others. It’s clean and sanitary for any OCD peeps as the CiF was out in the foot sinks between customers.
Treatments vary — for reflexology about $ 60 sing for 40 mins or an hour which was 30mins reflexology and 30mins massage was about $ 110 sing plus fish pedi’s and more. I’ll go back for the 1hr session next time!
To find it — near the A gates at the back behind the coffee shop, no9 on the T3 map…

this is exactly the place you need to go before you get on your flight in terminal one. i got those fish to suck my nasty toes clean. it tickles like crazy and i probably won’t ever do it again. but it was a very unique experience. the spa itself is very clean.
of note. the prices are a whole lot cheaper than the touristy areas in chinatown

Exactly what every airport should have.
When you’re about to board a plane after walking non stop for a week this is the perfect way to reward yourself and prepare your body for the flight home.
We had arrived super early for our flight so I had some time to kill which helps. When enquiring about massages I was first asked when my flight was and we worked from there so we knew how much time we had.
I decided on a half hour upper body massage which included neck, shoulders, back, arms and head. It was amazing and exactly what I wanted.
If you’re more into fish nibbling away at the dead skin on your feet, that’s available too.