Travel relief
Reviews describe strong relief from flight-related back, neck, shoulder and leg tension, including after journeys lasting 14 hours.
Be Relax Spa
Al Garhoud
Be Relax Spa is an airport massage spa in Al Garhoud, located in Concourse B of Terminal 3 near Gate 10. Travellers use it for focused treatments such as short back massages and machine-based options like the Hyper Back massager between flights.
Reputation Score
5.0
★★★★★
1,613 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Short sessions
A 15-minute massage was enough for one traveller to ease a longstanding shoulder and rhomboid knot before a long trip.
Focused pressure
Therapists ask where to concentrate and adjust the pressure; one guest received head, shoulders, arms and back work at exactly the right intensity.
Clean setting
One review specifically describes the airport spa atmosphere as clean, calming and welcoming.
Transit friendly
The location works well as a stop during a layover, with reviews describing it as useful after a 14-hour flight.
Tips for a Better Visit
Use short sessions. If your connection is tight, consider a 15-minute back massage; one traveller still felt meaningful relief in that time.
Name focus areas. Tell the therapist where you need attention: a guest requested specific areas and received work across the head, shoulders, arms and back.
Consider foot care. After a long flight or while waiting for a connection, a 30-minute foot massage is one treatment specifically praised in the reviews.
Ask about add-ons. If you want a more calming session, ask whether a hot eye mask is available; one reflexology and massage review found it a useful touch.
Allow layover time. Build the treatment into your connection rather than rushing straight to the gate; reviews describe visits during long layovers and between flights.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Dubai International Airport, Terminal 3 Concourse B Gate 23
Dubai Int'l Airport, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
15 min manual massage
A short manual massage aimed at easing back and neck tension during a connection.
30 minute foot massage
A longer foot-focused treatment that one traveller chose while waiting for flights.
hyper back massager
A machine-based back treatment that customers can try at the airport and potentially buy for home use.
Dynamic eye therapy
An eye-focused machine treatment mentioned as a favourite during a short visit.
seated chair massage
A seated option that can include leg massage, useful when you want a quick treatment before boarding.
reflexology therapy
A foot-focused therapy combined with massage to ease aching muscles and feet.
Common Concerns
Sales pressure
Some guests felt encouraged to buy several products after their treatment, so expect product suggestions alongside the service.
Limited privacy
One review suggests adding a curtain or blind for clients in hijab or niqaab during treatments.
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The Bottom Line
Be Relax Spa is an airport massage stop in Al Garhoud, inside Concourse B at Terminal 3 near Gate 10. It is aimed at travellers who want to loosen up between flights rather than spend hours in a traditional spa. Reviews mention 15-minute manual back massages, seated chair massages, foot treatments and reflexology, with several guests reporting relief from knots or stiffness after long journeys.
The short treatments are the main draw. One traveller said a 15-minute session helped a longstanding shoulder and rhomboid knot, while another found a 30-minute foot massage a welcome break during a difficult trip. The setting is described as clean, calming and welcoming, and customers can also try equipment such as the Hyper Back massager or Dynamic eye therapy before considering a purchase.
This is a practical choice when you have a layover, but allow enough time to find the station and complete the treatment. Product demonstrations and buying suggestions are part of some visits; one customer felt they were encouraged to buy several items. Privacy may also matter: a reviewer suggested adding a curtain or blind for clients in hijab or niqaab.
No customer review supplied a clear treatment price, so confirm the current cost before starting.