If you want a break from Phnom Penh’s heat, this is it. The 3-hour Relaxation Package at Bodia Spa blends full-body massage, a body scrub, and a facial treatment in one smooth wellness block. I like that it’s all-inclusive (tea/coffee, cold towel, feet cleansing), so you’re not mentally tracking add-ons. I also love the calm, polished feel that people highlight, along with the careful attention to what you need. The one thing to keep in mind is that private transportation isn’t included, so you’ll want to plan how you’ll get there.

This package is designed for solo downtime or shared time with a partner or family, and it’s offered as a private session for your group. It also helps that the spa is open late, with hours running daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, which makes it easier to fit into a sightseeing day. My only drawback? It’s a fixed flow—3 hours with set components—so if you’re craving a longer or highly customized session, you may want to compare other spa options.

Key highlights to know before you go

• Riverside location in Phnom Penh: You’re meeting at Bodia Spa Riverside on Street 178 near Samdach Sothearos Blvd (3).
• All-in-one 3-hour reset: Massage, body scrub, and facial treatment are bundled into one block.
• Comfort starts immediately: The package includes feet cleansing and a cold towel.
• It feels tailored on arrival: One standout comment mentions an assessment of your needs before treatment begins.
• Ask about therapists you’d like: Names like Soth Sin, Morng, Om Kimheng, Ngeb Mai, and Srey Kat show up in top experiences.
• Great late-day fit: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Bodia Spa Riverside and why this price works

Let’s talk value first, because $72 can be either a bargain or a splurge depending on what you actually get. In this case, you’re paying for a full 3-hour package with more than just massage—there’s also a body scrub and facial treatment, plus small comfort touches like tea/coffee, feet cleansing, and a cold towel.

Phnom Penh has plenty of massage stops, but the difference here is the structure. You’re booking one timed, all-included experience rather than piecing together treatments and hoping it all fits. That matters when you’re on a travel schedule and don’t want to gamble with timing.

And people consistently describe the setting as first-class and peaceful—so you’re not just buying pressure on your back. You’re buying a calmer moment inside a clean, well-designed spa environment.

The 3-hour flow: massage, body scrub, facial

This isn’t a menu where you’ll keep changing your mind mid-session. It’s a guided wellness sequence. Here’s what to expect, in the order you’ll likely feel it most:

Feet cleansing and cold towel: the welcome you’ll notice

The package includes feet cleansing and a cold towel, which sounds basic until you realize how well it works after Phnom Penh sidewalks, tuk-tuk dust, or midday walking. It’s a quick reset for your body: you cool down, your feet feel clean, and your brain shifts from travel mode to relaxation mode.

It also sets the tone. One common theme in feedback is that the spa experience feels intentional, not rushed.

Full-body massage: tension relief, not just movement

The heart of the package is a soothing full-body massage. One top comment specifically points out that staff assess ailments and needs before starting, which is a big deal if you’ve been carrying heavy bags or sitting in hot vehicles.

When you sit down for this part, do yourself a favor: speak up early. If you have a sore shoulder, tight calves, or a stiff lower back, tell them immediately. The more direct you are, the more likely you get the kind of pressure you want.

Body scrub: the exfoliation step that changes how you feel

After the massage, you move into a rejuvenating body scrub with local ingredients. This is the part that often surprises people—in a good way—because it can make your skin feel smoother and your whole body feel lighter afterward.

A key practical tip: don’t wear anything fussy afterward. Choose loose clothes for the rest of the day, because scrubs can leave your skin feeling freshly treated and a little sensitive.

Facial massage and facial scrub: glow with less effort

The package ends with a facial treatment designed to enhance your natural radiance. Reviews mention a vitamin facial and salt scrub style treatments in connection with the overall spa experience, so you can expect the facial portion to be more than just a quick swipe.

If you’re traveling with sunscreen and dust, this part can be a relief. You go in feeling like your face has seen a few too many days outdoors, and you come out with a fresher, more cared-for feeling.

Tea/coffee at the finish

The package includes coffee and/or tea, which is a small thing that actually helps. It gives you something to sip while you come down from the treatment, instead of walking out straight back into traffic and heat.

The calm, detail-driven spa experience

What makes Bodia Spa stand out for many people isn’t just the treatments—it’s the atmosphere and the care in how those treatments are delivered.

A serene setting you can actually relax into

Multiple comments describe the spa as peaceful and beautifully designed. That matters in Phnom Penh, where it’s easy for your senses to stay turned up all day. A quieter environment helps your body interpret the massage as rest, not as another task.

One review phrase that keeps showing up in different ways is professional—therapists who are focused and attentive from the start. That’s exactly what you want when you’re paying for a real break.

Aromas and a sense of welcome

One standout experience described a welcome ritual with foot wash/scrub and choosing an aroma before the rest of the treatment. Even if your specific sequence varies slightly, it’s a good sign: the spa knows that relaxation begins at the door.

Practical move: if they offer aroma choices, pick something you actually like. You’ll smell it while you’re lying down for a while—so choose based on comfort, not curiosity.

Therapist names you may want to remember

If you’re the type who likes consistent care, jot down the therapist names you see in best feedback. Not because you can guarantee a specific assignment, but because it gives you a starting point when you ask:

• Soth Sin
• Morng
• Om Kimheng
• Ngeb Mai
• Ngot-Srey Kat / Srey Kat

One couple’s experience also praised a couples setup, so if you’re booking with someone, it’s worth asking how they arrange partners during the package.

Location and getting there: how to plan your Phnom Penh day

You meet at BODIA SPA Riverside, Street 178 (Corner, Samdach Sothearos Blvd (3)), Phnom Penh. The good news is it’s near public transportation, which makes it easier if you don’t want to rely on a driver.

Also: the spa is open 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM every day, which is unusually flexible for a lot of travel-friendly services. If you’re sightseeing earlier in the day, you can schedule this like a “cooldown anchor” before evening plans.

Don’t schedule it too tight

This is a 3-hour block, and once you include check-in and changing time, it’s smart to treat it like a half-day activity. If you plan something right after—dinner in a busy place, a long walk, or another appointment—leave buffer.

Wear for comfort, not fashion

You’ll be changing and getting treatments, so comfortable clothing helps. Choose something easy to remove and put back on. Also, bring basic personal items you’ll want immediately afterward, like lip balm, sunscreen for later, and water.

Who this package suits best

This is one of those spa options that fits more than one travel style.

Great for couples and shared downtime

People describe couples care and being treated with attention from start to finish. If you want relaxation without the logistical headache of coordinating two separate bookings, a private session for your group is a strong choice.

Good for families who want one simple plan

The package is presented as suitable for individuals and families. That usually means the spa is used to handling different ages comfortably, though you should still check what’s appropriate if you’re traveling with kids.

Best for travelers who want more than a quick massage

If what you want is a single visit that includes massage plus exfoliation plus facial treatment, this package does that. It’s ideal when you don’t want to spend your limited time comparing options.

A balanced look at potential drawbacks

No experience is perfect, so here are the practical limitations to respect:

Private transportation isn’t included

This is the main constraint. You’ll need your own plan for getting to the riverside location. If you’re staying far from the area, factor in time for the ride and traffic.

Fixed 3-hour structure

You’re buying a set package with set components. If you’re someone who wants to customize the exact intensity, focus areas, or treatment style from the start, you might need to ask questions early or compare other package types.

Should you book the 3-hour Relaxation Package at Bodia Spa?

If your goal is a real reset—massage plus scrub plus facial in one tidy block—this is a strong buy for Phnom Penh. The price makes more sense because you’re not paying just for massage time; you’re paying for multiple treatments plus comfort basics like feet cleansing, cold towel, and tea/coffee.

I’d especially consider booking if:

• you want a peaceful, well-run spa environment
• you’re trying to recover from heat, walking, or travel tension
• you prefer the simplicity of one timed package rather than piecing together services
• you’re going with a partner or family and want a private session

And if your plans include free-floating time, this also works because the spa is open until 10:00 PM.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is the Relaxation Package?

It lasts about 3 hours.

What’s included in the package?

Coffee and/or tea, a cold towel, feet cleansing, and the Relaxation Package (3 hours).

What treatments are part of the package?

The package includes a soothing full-body massage, a rejuvenating body scrub, and a facial massage/treatment.

Where do I meet for the spa session?

Meet at BODIA SPA Riverside, Street 178, corner of Samdach Sothearos Blvd (3), Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

What time is the spa open?

Monday through Sunday, 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Does the price include transportation?

No. Private transportation is not included.

Is it a private experience?

Yes. Only your group participates.

What kind of ticket do I get?

You receive a mobile ticket.

When should I book?

On average, it’s booked about 17 days in advance. You’ll also receive confirmation at the time of booking.

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