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Massage in Myeongdong Without the Street Touts — Three Places With Prices Up Front, Bookable Online (Autumn 2026)

Legs done in after a day of walking Myeongdong, and you want a massage once the shopping's over. Instead of following a tout off the street, here are three Myeongdong massage places where you can see the price and time first (The Hanoi Foot & Body, Condition, Blue Arirang), sorted by what you want fixed. Locations, closing times, course prices, how to book and a few Korean lines, based on venues' published information and what venues told us.

3 places·2026-10-17·LUWEI Editorial·5 min read
Massage in Myeongdong Without the Street Touts — Three Places With Prices Up Front, Bookable Online (Autumn 2026)
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Short answer — pick by what you want fixed

· Feet and legs heavy after walking all day — The Hanoi Foot & Body, Myeongdong. Foot-and-body courses from 100,000 KRW for 60 minutes; 60- and 80-minute courses can start as late as 22:30
· Lower back and legs stiff — Condition Myeongdong. Back + legs focus, 70 minutes, 82,500 KRW. Daily 10:30–22:00
· Something light and cheaper — Blue Arirang. Foot + leg aroma oil, 60 minutes, 66,000 KRW. They also do a face-contour massage (60 min, 77,000) if you want your face done too. Open until 23:00, closed Wednesdays

At all three you can pick a course, date and time on the LUWEI page and pay in advance by foreign card. You see the price first, so there's no getting pulled in off the street and surprised by the bill.

All three are LUWEI partner shops (LUWEI earns a commission on bookings made through its pages). Prices and hours come from venues' published information and what venues told us; LUWEI did not try the treatments to check them. How it feels varies from person to person.

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Why "price first" matters in Myeongdong

Myeongdong's streets have plenty of touts with flyers who walk you to a massage shop. Not every one of those places is bad, but sometimes you only hear the course and price once you're inside, which is where "it was more than I expected" stories come from.

On a trip, these three habits make it easy:

· Check the course name, length and price before you go in
· Check whether "60 minutes" is treatment time or includes showering and consultation
· If you pay before the treatment, check on the receipt what the amount is for

The three places here list each course's time and price on their LUWEI page, and you pay exactly that when you book. If you want to switch courses on the day, just talk to the shop.

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Courses and prices at the three

The Hanoi Foot & Body, Myeongdong — foot and body care
· Relief (pressure-point focus) 60 min 100,000 KRW / 80 min 130,000
· Aroma 60 min 110,000 / 80 min 140,000
· Stone (warm stones) 60 min 120,000 / 80 min 150,000
· Longer: A/B/C courses, 90 min 140,000–160,000; 120 min 180,000–200,000

Condition Myeongdong — focus on one area
· Back + legs focus, 70 min, 82,500
· Abdomen + lymph detox, 100 min, 120,000
· Full body + scalp, 100 min, 120,000
· Full body + facial, 130 min, 170,000

Blue Arirang — from short sessions to face care
· Foot + leg aroma oil, 60 min, 66,000 / Abdominal massage, 60 min, 66,000
· Dry pressure on the back + aroma on the legs, 90 min, 94,000
· Full-body aroma oil, 90 min, 105,000
· Face-contour massage, 60 min, 77,000 (with gold mask 99,000); men's face, 60 min, 77,000
· Face + body, long: K-POP 120 course 135,000; LUWEI 120 course 150,000

All prices are per person, shop prices with VAT included.

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Where and when — if you want an evening session

The Hanoi Foot & Body, Myeongdong — Room 301, 3F, Cheonghwi Building, 48 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu. Inside the Myeongdong shopping streets. Open daily; 60- and 80-minute courses can be booked to start as late as 22:30 (90- and 120-minute courses end earlier).

Condition Myeongdong — 2F, 28-1 Myeongdong 8na-gil, Jung-gu. Daily 10:30–22:00. They close at 22:00, so for the 70-minute course 20:50 is the last start.

Blue Arirang — Room 1006, 10F, Taeheung Building, 55 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu. Use the entrance next to the BUTTER shop on the ground floor, lift to the 10th floor, blue door. 10:00–23:00, closed Wednesdays.

All three are walkable from Myeongdong and Euljiro 1-ga stations. If your evening goes shopping → dinner → massage, after 9pm The Hanoi or Blue Arirang are the easiest to fit in.

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How to book — no Korean phone number needed

1. Open the shop's page on LUWEI
2. Under "Book", choose a course, date and time
3. Pay by foreign card (VISA, Mastercard, JCB, UnionPay, AMEX)
4. When the shop accepts, you get a confirmation email. If the shop doesn't reply in time, the booking is cancelled automatically with a full refund

Cancelling — full refund up to 24 hours before; after that, the shop's own refund rate applies, shown on the booking screen.

A few lines for the day:
오늘 처음이에요. (o-neul cheo-eum-i-e-yo) — It's my first time.
약하게 해주세요. (yak-ha-ge hae-ju-se-yo) — Softer, please.
세게 해주세요. (se-ge hae-ju-se-yo) — Stronger, please.
다리 위주로 해주세요. (da-ri wi-ju-ro hae-ju-se-yo) — Mostly legs, please.

LUWEI also helps with bookings for free (by message only, no phone calls).

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More to read

Facials in Myeongdong by skin concern → https://luwei.kr/guides/myeongdong-facial-esthetic-by-skin-concern

Myeongdong body scrubs: private room vs bathhouse prices → https://luwei.kr/guides/myeongdong-akasuri-price-private-vs-bathhouse

Arriving in Myeongdong late at night: jjimjilbang options → https://luwei.kr/guides/myeongdong-jjimjilbang-late-night-arrival

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