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St. Gregory at Pan Pacific Singapore

St. Gregory at Pan Pacific does tui na with proper thumbs

Where
Marina Bay
Hours
11am–8pm
Price
Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage listed at S$200 for 60…

This massage asks where it hurts and then goes there. The tea afterwards is the apology.

St. Gregory's tui na is for desk-bound shoulders that want firm work in comfortable surroundings: an hour of deep-tissue and acupressure on Level 4 of Pan Pacific Singapore, with steam, a pool and tea afterwards. It is not the barely-there, whale-music kind of massage, so skip it if you want to be lulled. Advance booking is required, and you should leave time for the after-part.

Tui na mixes deep-tissue work with acupressure, the therapist kneading, squeezing and pressing along the body's meridian points rather than gliding oil about. That rigour is exactly why people who sit at a desk for ten hours a day go looking for it. The trick is finding it without the clinic strip lighting, and that is what a hotel spa adds. The spa pitches the treatment at tension, poor sleep and post-holiday sluggishness; your own shoulders will be the judge.

Firm should not mean a test of character. Tell the therapist where the sore spots are before you start, and say so if the pressure is too much; a good therapist adjusts when you flinch. Unscented oil is on offer, a small mercy if you are heading back to the office afterwards with a meeting to sit through.

The setting is the other half of the case. Because this is a hotel spa, the experience doesn't end when the therapist leaves the room: there is tea in the lounge, plus a steam room, showers, an outdoor pool and a Technogym-equipped gym. The name nods to "the God of R&R", which is about as much mythology as you need before a massage.

It is not a casual lunchtime rub, and the price reflects the address. The figure we have comes from magazine coverage in 2024 and 2025, so check the current rate when you book. Promenade and Esplanade MRT are both close, which makes it easy to slot in after work.

How to do it well: book it for the week the laptop hunch has set in, or as a soft landing the day after a long-haul flight. Ask for the unscented oil, flag the sore spots, and leave time for the steam and the tea before you face Raffles Boulevard again. Rushing out straight after a tui na rather defeats the point.

Good to know St. Gregory is on Level 4 of Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard; advance booking is required. The price in the facts box is from 2024–2025 magazine coverage, so check the current rate when you book.

St. Gregory at Pan Pacific Singapore | Level 4, Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595 | Nearest MRT: Promenade, Esplanade

Plan your visit

Where
Level 4, Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595 · Promenade, Esplanade MRT
Opening hours
11am–8pm
Cost
Traditional Chinese Tui Na Massage listed at S$200 for 60 minutes (Singapore Women's Weekly, 2024 and Sep 2025).
Good for
Myself, A date

Details checked 14 October 2026.

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