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Spas & Wellness7 min readMarch 2, 2026

Best Spas in Guam: Wellness, Massage & Relaxation

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Guam Discover Team

Local experts on Guam travel, dining & activities

Why Guam Is a Great Spa Destination

Guam's combination of tropical climate, beachfront resorts, and a tourism industry built around Japanese and Korean visitors — two cultures with deep traditions of spa culture and wellness — has produced a genuinely impressive spa scene. You'll find everything from luxury resort spas with Pacific-inspired treatments to affordable late-night massage parlors open until midnight.

Luxury Resort Spas

Island Sirena Spa at Hyatt Regency Guam

If you want the full luxury treatment, Island Sirena Spa at Hyatt Regency Guam is arguably the top address on the island. Ocean-inspired treatments, couples massages in private suites, advanced facial therapies, and body wraps using local ingredients. Open daily 9am–9pm. Book in advance — it fills up quickly, especially around Japanese and Korean holiday periods.

Spa Ayualam at Hilton Guam

Spa Ayualam at Hilton Guam Resort & Spa is another full-service resort spa with a comprehensive menu: traditional massages, signature Pacific treatments, body wraps, and facials. Open daily 9am–9pm. Guests of the Hilton can access the spa facilities as part of their stay, making it excellent value for hotel guests.

Spa Thara at Holiday Resort & Spa Guam

Spa Thara brings Thai-inspired massage traditions to a Tumon resort setting. The menu covers traditional Thai massage, aromatherapy, body scrubs, and beauty services. Open daily 10am–10pm. It's consistently popular with Korean and Japanese tourists who book directly through the hotel.

Jenny's Phruksa Thai Spa

Jenny's Phruksa Thai Spa at Oceanview Hotel is an excellent mid-range option — Thai massage, whole-body scrubs, hot tub soaks, and multi-treatment packages at prices significantly below the major resort spas. Open daily 10am–11pm.

Boutique & Specialist Spas

Tenjudo Spa (Tamuning)

Tenjudo Spa has been operating for 15+ years and built one of Guam's most loyal repeat-customer bases. The breadth of treatments is impressive: classic massages, foot reflexology, shiatsu, hot stone, and facial care — all under one roof. The standout feature is the hours: open until midnight daily. After dinner and a long evening out, Tenjudo is where you go. Consistently recommended by Japanese visitors in particular.

Beng Teng Spa (Tamuning)

Another late-night option, Beng Teng Spa is open until midnight daily and covers the full range — massages, body treatments, and beauty services. It's positioned as an affordable alternative to the resort spas, popular with tourists who want quality without the resort markup.

SPA by the Sea (Tumon)

SPA by the Sea is a beachside wellness center with a focus on aromatherapy, hot stone therapy, and traditional island healing treatments. The beachfront location is a genuine asset — you can hear the waves from the treatment rooms. Open daily 10am–8pm.

Island Skin Spa (Tamuning)

For skin-focused treatments, Island Skin Spa is the specialist. Anti-aging facials, therapeutic massage, waxing, and customized body treatments in a boutique setting. Open Tue–Sat 10am–6pm. Book ahead — appointments fill up, especially on weekends.

Wellness Studios

Zen Wellness Guam (Tamuning)

Zen Wellness Guam takes a different approach — this is a holistic wellness studio offering yoga classes, meditation sessions, massage therapy, and nutrition counseling. If you want to go beyond physical relaxation and do something genuinely restorative, this is it. Mon–Sat 8am–7pm.

Nail Salons

Two popular options consistently recommended by visitors:

  • Luxury Nails Guam (Tamuning) — manicures, pedicures, gel nails, acrylics, and nail art. Mon–Sat 9am–7pm. Frequently visited by Korean and Japanese tourists.
  • Nails by Tanya (Tumon) — trusted location near major hotels with manicures, pedicures, gel nails, and waxing. Mon–Sat 9am–7pm.

Practical Tips for Spa Visits in Guam

  • Book resort spas in advance — especially Hyatt and Hilton spas during Japanese and Korean holiday periods (Golden Week, Chuseok, Lunar New Year)
  • Late-night options — Tenjudo and Beng Teng are open until midnight if you want a post-dinner massage
  • Couple packages — most resort spas offer couples treatments; Island Sirena Spa at Hyatt is particularly well-regarded for these
  • Language — Japanese and Korean-speaking staff are available at several spas, including Spa Thara, Tenjudo, and the resort spas
  • Budget vs. luxury — resort spas (Hyatt, Hilton, Holiday) charge premium prices; Tenjudo, Jenny's Phruksa, and Beng Teng offer comparable quality at significantly lower prices

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