Two hours of calm in Honolulu. I like the hot-stone warmth and the customizable massage styles (Swedish, Sports, Lomilomi, Reflexology and more), but you should plan for Honolulu traffic since you’ll want to arrive early.

This package runs like a “full-reset” session: start with a full body combination massage, then move into hot stones and hot towels, followed by a gentle face scrub and a foot scrub. It’s delivered in clean, decorated private rooms for singles or couples, with lavender aromatherapy and light refreshments (grapes and water) at the end.

At $290 per person for about 2 hours, it’s a real splurge. Still, you’re not just paying for hands-on massage—you’re paying for a timed sequence of heat, scrubs, towels, and style choices, plus privacy.

Key things to know before you book

• Hot stones + hot towels are built into the sequence to warm and relax your muscles
• You choose from 10 styles, including Swedish, Sports, Lomilomi, Pregnancy, and Reflexology
• Extra scrub steps include a gentle face scrub and a foot scrub, not just bodywork
• Private single or couple rooms make it feel like a real retreat, not a waiting-room production
• Lavender aromatherapy and light refreshments (grapes and water) help the session feel complete

Where to find Hawaii Natural Therapy on Ward Ave

Your appointment starts at 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814, on the second floor. It sits between downtown Honolulu and the Ala Moana shopping area, so it’s a practical location for people who want massage time without going way out of the way.

Finding the exact place is usually easiest by using GPS with 333 Ward Avenue (that’s the number to type in). For free parking, look across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace—it’s the most convenient option listed.

The biggest real-world tip: arrive 5–10 minutes early. Honolulu traffic has gotten worse over time, so if you’re late, they may shorten your session to keep the schedule flowing.

The 120-minute flow: what happens during your massage

This is a private 2-hour session (about 120 minutes), designed as a complete routine from start to finish. You’ll receive a mobile ticket, and your appointment ends back at the meeting point.

Here’s how the experience typically moves, step by step:

1) Full body combination massage (the foundation)

The session begins with a full body combination massage. This is where you’ll usually feel the main rhythm: the therapist works across larger muscle groups first, helping you settle before the heat tools and smaller targeted steps come in.

If you like a massage that starts slow and builds, this structure is a good fit. If you prefer very specific focus right away, the customization part of the package matters—use it.

2) Hot stones to warm and loosen

After the combination work, hot stones are used to relax muscles and ease tension. Heat is more than comfort here; it can make deeper pressure feel smoother and help stiff areas accept attention.

If you’re the type who hates being rushed, you’ll probably appreciate that the session has a clear “warm-up” phase before it adds extras.

3) Face scrub (gentle, targeted, and timed)

Next comes a gentle face scrub. This isn’t marketed as facial skincare treatment in the salon sense; it’s built into the massage experience to help with the feeling of soreness and tightness and to smooth your skin.

Practical note: wear comfortable clothing, but also plan for the fact that you’ll likely want to avoid messy makeup right before your appointment. The data doesn’t spell out makeup rules, so I’d just use common sense: keep it simple.

4) Foot scrub (especially nice after walking)

Then your feet get a dedicated foot scrub. On Oahu, your feet do a lot—walking around Honolulu, stairs, beaches with uneven ground. A foot-focused step can make the rest of the session feel more “earned” and more complete.

This is also a good choice if you want relief that’s not only about the back and shoulders.

5) Hot towels to finish (the final reset)

To wrap up, you’ll get hot towels. This is one of those small parts that can make a big difference because it’s one of the final “comfort cues” your body gets before you leave.

If you tend to remember the details, pay attention to timing and temperature here. The hot towel step is specifically part of the package, and it’s often where people notice whether the session is managed with care.

Choosing your massage style and pressure (this is the real power)

The package lets you choose your massage style from 10 options. Examples explicitly listed include:

• Lomilomi
• Swedish
• Sports
• Pregnancy
• Reflexology

That matters because these styles can feel very different. Swedish often feels more flowing, Sports can be more structured, and Reflexology can focus attention through the feet. Lomilomi tends to feel rhythmic and more continuous.

You can also choose the massage pressure and style based on what you want that day. So if you’re on vacation and you want light relaxation, you can lean gentle. If you’re dealing with travel stiffness (flying, rental-car sitting, lots of walking), you can ask for firmer work.

What I recommend you ask for

Use simple, direct language at the start:

• where you want the most attention (neck/shoulders, lower back, legs, feet)
• whether you prefer gentle or firm pressure
• any areas you’d like avoided or handled lightly

This package is private, so you’re not sharing the room with strangers. That gives you more control over how the session feels.

The extras that make this feel like more than a massage

A lot of “massage deals” stop at oil, hands, and time. This one adds several finishing touches that change the experience.

Lavender aromatherapy

Lavender essential oil is included to create a calming ambiance. Aromatherapy doesn’t replace good technique, but it can set your nervous system to “downshift mode” faster.

Hot stones, hot towels, and the full sequence

Heat tools show up twice: first with hot stones, then with hot towels. That creates a progression—warm, work, then soften again at the end.

Water and grapes

You finish with water and grapes. It’s a small detail, but it helps you feel cared for right when you’re stepping out of the treatment room. Instead of walking out instantly hungry and thirsty, you get a quick reset.

Private couple or single rooms

Rooms are decorated for either single or couple appointments. That’s a big deal if you value privacy and atmosphere. You’re not “performing relaxation” in a shared space.

Price and value: is $290 for 2 hours worth it?

Let’s talk straight about the math.

$290 per person for about 2 hours is not the cheapest massage on Oahu. But here’s where the value argument actually holds up: the package includes more than one service component—combination massage, hot stones, face scrub, foot scrub, hot towels, plus lavender aromatherapy and refreshments.

If you were paying separately for a massage plus facial add-ons, foot treatments, and heat/towel steps, the total would likely climb faster than you expect. This package bundles that into one scheduled appointment.

That said, it may not be the best value if:

• you only want simple bodywork and hate extra steps
• you’re tight on time and can’t manage the arrival buffer needed in Honolulu traffic
• you don’t care about style customization

If you want a structured relaxation session with real options, this price can feel more reasonable.

Timing, clothing, and what to do with Honolulu traffic

Your session starts at the scheduled appointment time, so timing matters. The guidance is clear: arrive 5–10 minutes early and give extra notice if you’re going to be late.

Honolulu traffic can change your day quickly, especially around the city center. If you’re planning dinner after your massage, build in a buffer. A slow exit and a few minutes to settle post-treatment can be worth it.

What to wear: comfortable clothing. The listing doesn’t specify a required outfit, and it’s a massage room—so comfortable, easy-to-change clothing is your best bet.

Health notes: when you should skip or ask for adaptations

This is important. Don’t book a massage if you have:

• a fever
• a cold/flu
• a contagious skin infection

Also, your therapist may need to adapt techniques if you have conditions like arthritis or osteoporosis, and pregnancy situations may require adjustments. The listing also notes avoiding treatment areas with cuts or burns.

If you have any medical concerns, tell the therapist early. You’re not being difficult—you’re helping them make the session safer and more comfortable.

Who this package is best for on Oahu

This 120-minute king massage package fits especially well if you want:

• a complete reset (heat + hands-on massage + scrubs)
• the ability to pick the style (Swedish, Sports, Lomilomi, Reflexology, etc.)
• a private room experience, not a shared spa vibe
• an appointment that’s long enough to feel like a true break from sightseeing

It’s also a strong choice for people who are staying near central Honolulu or Ala Moana and want to tuck relaxation into a busy trip schedule.

If you’re the type who prefers minimal extras, you might find the face and foot scrub steps unnecessary. But if you like being taken through a sequence—warm, work, scrub, finish—this is built for you.

Should you book the 120 Minute King Massage Package?

I’d book it if you’re craving a real two-hour reset and you like the idea of choosing your massage style while also getting heat tools, a face scrub, and a foot scrub in one appointment. The value improves when you consider you’re paying for a planned sequence, not just a basic “massage for X minutes.”

I’d hesitate if you hate extra steps, you’re arriving already stressed about traffic, or you have a health situation that makes massage inappropriate. In those cases, you’ll be happier choosing a shorter, simpler option or waiting until you’re feeling well enough.

If you do book, use the practical tips: arrive early, decide what pressure you want, and mention any areas that need extra care before you start.

FAQ

How long is the 120 Minute King Massage Package?

It lasts about 2 hours (120 minutes approximately).

What’s included in the massage?

You get a full body combination massage, hot stones, a gentle face scrub, a foot scrub, and hot towels. You’ll also receive lavender aromatherapy, and the session ends with water and grapes. Massage enhancements and one or more add-ons are included as well.

Can I choose the massage style?

Yes. You can select from 10 different styles, including options like Lomilomi, Swedish, Sports, Pregnancy, and Reflexology. You can also choose your desired massage pressure and style.

Is transportation included?

No. Private transportation isn’t included.

Where is the meeting point, and how do I park?

The address is 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814, on the second floor. The most convenient free parking is across the street at Ward Gateway Center, in front of Ohana Hale Marketplace. Use 333 Ward Avenue in your GPS.

What should I wear and when should I arrive?

Wear comfortable clothing. Arrive 5 to 10 minutes early because Honolulu traffic can be slow, and arriving late may shorten your session to accommodate appointments after yours.