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About G.SPA Singapore
About G.SPA Singapore
G.SPA Singapore is a holistic wellness provider located at 102 Guillemard Road, offering services across Singapore. The listing has been verified by KakiList, confirming operating details and contact channels. With 968 Google reviews and a rating of 4.1 out of 5, there is a robust public sample to draw on when assessing client experience. Pricing is positioned at a mid-range level, though specific per-session rates were not provided at the time of listing.
New clients typically begin with a first consultation or intake discussion to establish their condition, goal, or area of focus — whether that is stress relief, muscular tension, energy balance, or a specific holistic therapy. From there, practitioners can recommend a single session to assess fit or a recurring package for ongoing wellness goals. It is worth confirming the cancellation and no-show policy before booking, as most wellness providers in Singapore charge a fee for late cancellations.
To take the next step, reach out to G.SPA Singapore by phone or through the enquiry form on their listing to ask about available appointment slots, the specific holistic modalities on offer, and current session pricing before booking your first visit.
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Google Reviews ⭐ 4.1 (968 reviews)
HL C
★★★★★
Gspa is definitely the best bathhouse in Singapore by far with a competitive price and clean facilities! The dining area is spacious and clean with a delicious ala carte buffet. Have been here over 10 times and has never failed to disappoint. The sauna is hot enough, warm pools are at the perfect temp with a good sized steam room. It also has ready iced towels for sauna users as well as an ice bath. A hidden gem undiscovered by the younger crowd that will continue to be the iconic bathhouse in Singapore for years to come.
Wu Chunhui
★★★★★
5 stars because it worth it. CP really high. It a great place for a rest day or you need a stopover place. First time in a China bathhouse, its not as zen as a Jap Osen, but you really could stay there the whole day. The food is just wonderful. Its only a small array of local food but the kway teo has such nice wok hei. I ate 2 plates. I love the sauna and steamroom, but could have buckets to allow users to wet the seat so we can sit. There is only 1 big hot tub, so there is not much option of different soaks. Also be great if there could be a light zen scent like lavande or lemon grass around.
Zatarie Hoe
★★★★★
Bought the 11-11 promotion pass + massage. Masseuse Rong Rong was amazing. Massage was good and my back and neck felt much looser and relaxed. Facilities was great and staff was friendly. Staff at the changing area was able to guide me well as it was my first time here. The food here was much better than expected and I love their wanton mee( Malaysian style). I would definitely come back here again and consider staying overnight next time. Great experience.
D L
★★★★★
A very good way to relax by not really doing anything. The pass entitles 24 hours of stay in the spa and unlimited flow of food and things. There is a good variety of food and they all are up to standard taste wise. I'm also glad that each serving is not a lot so one can try different dishes. As for pool soaking, there is one hot pool, one cold pool, steam room and dry sauna. Soaking in the nude is allowed (and would be more comfortable) but I guess there is still a shy culture here as 90% of patrons would rather wear the provided black shorts. Meanwhile, the cold pool almost feels like an ice bath while the steam room can get too hot to stay inside for more than a minute. For the resting area, it can be hard to find an empty recliner during peak hours. There is also a movie room on level 2 which is less crowded, but I wished they had played more popular movies. To add one, I bought my pass during their promotion for new visitors at $38. Otherwise, the usual price is $80 for non members, which I think is fine if you need a place to hibernate for 24 hours.
Rob
★★★★★
Bought couple 1st time visit voucher from Gspa. Visited in Jan 2026 with my wife. Didn't had too much expectation but it turned out to be a great one. Staffs are all friendly. Really caught us surprise on their food, taste way better than expected! Did a 90min massage and masseurs were skilled and polite. Recommended to couples that wish to visit together! (not suitable for younger crowds as the vibes is more of R&R environment)
G.SPA Singapore vs other providers in Singapore
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
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| G.SPA Singapore (this page) | ⭐ 4.1 | 968 | — | ✓ |
| Ice Tank Singapore | ⭐ 5.0 | 335 | — | ✓ |
| Reiki Glow Singapore | ⭐ 5.0 | 195 | — | ✓ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does G.SPA Singapore charge per session?›
G.SPA Singapore has not published specific per-session rates on this listing, though pricing is indicated at a mid-range level. Wellness providers in Singapore typically charge S$40–150 per session for holistic therapies, with first-consultation fees sometimes differing from subsequent sessions. Multi-session packages often carry a discount over single-visit pricing. Confirm the full cost — including any mandatory consultation or assessment fee, package commitment requirements, and the cancellation or no-show policy — directly with the provider before booking. Ask whether packages are transferable or carry an expiry date, as these terms vary widely. See the full holistic wellness cost guide for Singapore →
Do I need a referral or assessment first?›
Most holistic wellness providers do not require a formal GP referral for a first visit, though completing an intake form covering health history, current medications, and any contraindications is standard practice. This helps the practitioner tailor the session and flag conditions — such as pregnancy, recent surgery, cardiovascular issues, or skin sensitivities — where certain modalities may need to be modified or avoided. For clients managing a diagnosed condition or recovering from injury, a GP or specialist note can be useful even when not mandatory, particularly if you intend to submit the cost to an insurer or Medisave where eligible. Contact G.SPA Singapore directly to confirm the first-visit format and what to bring.
Is the practitioner licensed?›
Licensing requirements for holistic wellness practitioners in Singapore vary by modality. Physiotherapists and occupational therapists must be registered with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC). Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners — including acupuncturists and TCM physicians — must hold a TCMPB registration. Medical doctors are registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC), and psychologists with the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS). For holistic therapies that fall outside these regulated categories — such as massage, reiki, reflexology, or energy work — there is no mandatory government licence, so voluntary certifications and client reviews become the primary trust indicators. G.SPA Singapore does not currently list specific regulatory licences on this directory. Contact the provider directly to confirm which modalities are offered and the qualifications held by individual practitioners before booking. Confirm the practitioner's licence number on the relevant board's public register before treatment.