Warmth,
held a little longer.
Full-body massage with hot stones, or a herbal variation that brings Vietnamese ingredients into the experience.
Time, touch,
and attention.
Warm stones add a different pace to full-body massage. The original SOSONO menu lists a 90-minute hot-stone treatment and a 75-minute hot-stone herbal treatment.
The herbal variation combines oil massage with Vietnamese plants, including mugwort, ginger, lemongrass and cinnamon. It shares ingredients with the oil-and-herb Signature described on the original site.
Choose this treatment if you enjoy warmth, and discuss temperature before the stones are used. The team can explain the difference between the stone and herbal options when you book.
A little more considered.
ARRIVE
Tell us how you feel and what you would like from your time here.
PREPARE
Discuss your preferred pressure, ingredients and any areas to avoid.
TREAT
Settle into the techniques and pace of your chosen treatment.
RESTORE
Take a quiet moment before returning to your day.
Guests who enjoy gentle, sustained warmth.
Those choosing between a stone-based and a herbal full-body experience.
The aim is relaxation and everyday comfort. No medical outcome is promised.
Another way to unwind.
Useful to know.
What should I wear?
Wear something comfortable for your journey. Ask the team about preparation for your chosen treatment when booking.
Can I choose the pressure?
Tell the therapist the pressure you prefer before you begin, and say if you would like it changed during the session.
Should I book ahead?
Contact SOSONO before your visit to check the treatment and time you want. An appointment is arranged directly with the team.
What if I have a health concern?
Tell the team about injuries, pregnancy, allergies or other concerns before choosing a treatment. Ask a qualified clinician if you are unsure whether massage is appropriate for you.