City: Singapore
Top Things to do in Singapore
What to do and see in Singapore, Singapore: The Best Health/Fitness Clubs & Gyms
The Singapore cityscape looks like it was ripped from the pages of a science fiction comic book. If you’re hungry for a true Singapore experience, sample the myriad street foods or take a cultural cooking class. The Botanic Gardens and the Gardens By the Bay offer a slice of horticultural heaven, and the observation deck of the Sands SkyPark makes you feel like you’re high above the clouds. The banks and walkways along the Singapore River bustle with local activity.
Restaurants in Singapore
1. Footology
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Footology specialises in Chinese foot reflexology, neck and shoulder, and acupressure massage. With meditation spa music, comfortable environment, this place is where you rest your feet and wash your and tiredness away. Located in Marine Parade heartland, near Hotel Grand Mercure Roxy(10mins by walk) this is where you experience Singaporean acupressure massage. This is a place where you will rate 5/5!
2. CrossFit Fire City
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
We are more than just a training facility- we are a family. Fire City is home to one of the tightest CrossFit communities you'll find anywhere in the world, bringing together members from all walks of life. Our group of qualified coaches will help you identify your goals, needs and challenges so we can create a path for success for you.
3. Amore Fitness & Boutique Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
More than fitness and health, Amore is a way of life. In the heart of Amore, lies the vision to be “More than I am”. Our passion goes beyond bringing vibrancy and wellness to everyone. Exclusively for ladies, we bring a new kind of holistic experience with the best of both worlds from world-class gym facilities , signature fitness/dance classes and award winning face & body spa treatments.
4. Neue Fit
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
NEUE is a brand new lifestyle studio that brings a fresh take on fitness and martial arts. We offer a range from both combat and cardio based Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai, to High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) and Yoga. Located in Kallang Wave Mall and spanning over 4000sq ft, our space contains 2 dedicated martial arts halls and 1 multi-purpose studio. *Drop-in Rates apply.
5. The Thai Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 129 reviews
The Thai Spa promotes the rich legacy of Thai therapy, an ancient healing ritual comprising of manual pressure, herb extracts & yoga postures. Experience the bliss of authentic healing therapies with the provision of private shower rooms, steam & Jacuzzi for couples. Thai Massage, Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Hot Stone therapy, Sports Massage, Thai Foot Massage, Organic Facials are few of the services in top demand. With our team originally from Thailand, we are one of the most authentic thai massage providers in Singapore.
Reviewed By Plenoble
I found the spa by incident, and I am really happy about my finding ! It is the best massage experience I had for long time; the therapist are really experts; they listen to you and deliver a high quality massage, that will make you feeling absolutely good and very relaxed with their magic ! Thank you to Sophia for the welcome and the packages recommendations, definitively value for money as you would like to repeat !
6. MVRCK
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
MVRCK™ The best training facility in Singapore. For Powerlifters, Weightlifters, CrossFitters. MVRCK’s aim is to provide the best possible environment for Athletes to pursue their fitness goals. We respect and understand the need of every athlete, drop by and talk to our friendly coaches! Smack in the center of Alexandra Business District in Singapore, we are also a stone throw away from Sentosa!
7. Damai Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
In light of the current COVID-19 situation in the region, we have implemented recommended precautionary operational measures to ensure a safe environment for all. These measures have been validated by an independent audit led by a government-appointed agency, and Grand Hyatt Singapore has been awarded the SG Clean Quality Mark by the Singapore Government. Spanning over 78,000 sq ft, Damai at Grand Hyatt Singapore, is a haven for the body, mind and soul. Damai which means ‘peace’ features authentic local spa treatments reflecting the main cultures of Singapore – Chinese, Malay and Indian -and their traditional healing philosophies. There are 11 spa treatment rooms including a couple's suite with unique water features.
Reviewed By TripTed - Singapore, Singapore
I have been going to this spa since it opened many years ago, and it never disappoints. Even before you get to the Damai, you pass by the Grand Hyatt's iconic and attitude adjusting beautiful waterfall which instantly puts you in a good mood. After checking in, walking down the futuristic hallway definitely puts your senses 'in the zone'. Mesmerizing is the only description I can think of. The massage rooms are well appointed with very comfortable and modern massage beds that are automatically controlled by the masseuse for maximum comfort and relaxation. Its a very peaceful and tranquil environment perfect for a relaxing massage. Damai has a great ability to select the best massage therapists. Over the years I rarely got the same therapist a second time, despite going 10+ times per year for so many years... but despite the rotation of therapists, i have never had a bad one and in fact all of them have been excellent. My therapist this visit was Norani who I highly recommend. From the moment you walk into the room, she has a very pleasant demeanor and makes you feel welcome. As soon as I lay down on the massage bed and started to describe my pains she said "I can see your lower lumbar is very tight", and she knew exactly where to work on my aching shoulders, lower back and 'bad golfers' hip. When I left there I felt light and limber - she was really great. I would say 99% positive rating on Damai spa. Only two improvement recommendations would be the lighting and price. At $290 for 90 minutes its pretty pricey, I love all outlets at the Grand Hyatt so I pay it, but if I were a stranger, I am not sure I would pay that. If you live in Singapore I definitely recommend buying the package of 10 which brings the price down but its still over $200, and you have a limit to use your sessions. Second: its the brightest spa I have ever been to. The natural sunlight comes through the windows so you never get the tranquil darkness that some people really like about massage therapy. Other than that- Damai still gets an A+ rating!
8. Palm Ave Float Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Start your visit to Singapore with a deep refresh. Floatation is a great way to reboot, especially after a long flight or if you've been travelling for a while. Experience weightlessness, relax deeply, and rejuvenate your mind and body, as you float effortlessly in Epsom salt water. We house six float pods in individual rooms, each with its own shower. Fresh towels and earplugs are provided. After your float, continue to unwind in our spacious lounge. Tucked away from the city's bustle, you'll find our airy space amongst lush greenery by the Kallang riverside. We are 15 mins away from the city or the airport (by taxi).
9. Knead
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
10. Yoga Mala
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Yoga Mala is a yoga studio located in the heart of Singapore.Yoga Mala practices thoughtful and reflexive yoga to promote both physical and mental well-being.Yoga Mala runs day-to-day yoga classes, teacher training programmes and also focus on community outreach and engagement with all walks of life in an effort to create a more positive environment.
Reviewed By JeanneTeen - Nagoya, Japan
I have completed 200hrs YTT with Raj and Mien and graduated in Oct 2019. The YTT comprises the practice of Asana, Pranayama, Anatomy, Chanting, Meditation, Yama&Niyama, Yoga philosophy. We need to complete a daily journal, 10 yoga observation classes, 10 teachings, and exams. Raj is very knowledgeable in Asana and Anatomy. Raj is a strict yoga instructor. He respects the principle and originality of yoga. The development of yoga has been greatly influenced by dance moves and other factors, and Raj explained it to us how the posture has changed and what is the most primitive way of practicing yoga. Mien is specializing in Yoga Philosophy and Theory. It's really interesting to understand Yoga from another perspective, where we are not only practicing physically but it is also to understanding and improving our mental and spiritual self. I truly appreciate every lessons and time spent in Yoga Mala. Namaste.
