Tailored pressure
Therapists adjust pressure to your preference, from gentle work to strong, knot-focused massage.
Business Bay
Sun Stone Spa is a massage spa in Business Bay focused on calm, clean surroundings and tailored treatments. Reviews highlight aromatherapy and Thai massage, with therapists adjusting pressure from gentle to strong and offering a private shower room after some treatments.
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Therapists adjust pressure to your preference, from gentle work to strong, knot-focused massage.
Reviewers repeatedly describe the spa, rooms and dressing areas as very clean and well maintained.
Aromas, relaxing music and a peaceful atmosphere help make the massage feel unhurried.
Customers describe attentive therapists who identify knots, work problem areas and use purposeful movements.
Some visits include a private shower room, hairdryer, tea, fruit tea or ice cream afterward.
One reviewer specifically valued free transport to and from the spa for added convenience.
Two-hour options are mentioned, including a detailed Thai massage and a four-hand experience.
Set pressure. Tell the therapist whether you want firm or gentle pressure; reviewers say the strength is adjusted during treatment.
Try aromatherapy. Aromatherapy is a good first treatment if you want soothing oils and a relaxing, scent-led experience.
Ask transport. If getting there is inconvenient, ask about the free transport mentioned by one reviewer before arranging your visit.
Allow time. For a longer visit, ask about two-hour treatments; reviews mention both Thai and four-hand sessions.
Use shower. Bring a change of plans around your treatment if useful: one review mentions a private shower room and hairdryer.
Plan the visit
| 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 |
Aromatherapy massage is repeatedly described as comfortable and calming, with soothing scents and oils.
Deep tissue work is mentioned as a strong option, including deep stretches at the end for a sore body.
One customer singled out the signature massage as their best massage experience.
One review describes an afternoon and evening spa visit that included a buffet dinner with hot and cold choices.
One reviewer said the venue looked unlike its photos and felt sketchy, so first-time visitors may want to confirm details before booking.
The Bottom Line
Sun Stone Spa in Business Bay is geared towards people who want a properly relaxing massage rather than a quick, basic treatment. Reviews mention aromatherapy, oil massage, Thai massage, deep tissue work and two-hour sessions, including a four-hand option. The common thread is control: therapists are praised for finding knots, working on problem areas and changing the pressure to suit the guest.
The setting is a big part of the appeal. Customers describe clean, modern rooms, calming aromas and relaxing music, while one review mentions a private shower room and hairdryer. Tea or fruit tea is often part of the welcome or finish, and another guest mentioned ice cream afterward.
There is also a review reporting free transport to and from the spa, which is worth asking about when you book. For your first visit, be clear about whether you want gentle, medium or firm pressure. The reviews include both people who loved strong massage and guests who appreciated a softer, carefully adjusted approach.
Most feedback is very positive, but one January review said the place looked unlike its photos and felt sketchy. That conflicting account makes confirming the booking details and treatment beforehand a sensible precaution.