New Mirage Spa reopens under new management

New Mirage Spa along what used to be the Paseo de Marianas is under new management and reopened last May 18.

Owner Lin Ming said they opened/reopened the new/old massage establishment following the return of regular Hong Kong Airlines flights to Saipan as she anticipates tourists from the former Crown Colony and mainland China would need some pampering during their stay on Saipan.

“We think that more flights will be coming one after another. There will be a lot of tourist customers. Local residents also have massage needs and we’re here to attend to them.”

Ming said the opening of the erstwhile Paseo de Marianas to vehicular traffic also holds the promise of more clientele for New Mirage Spa.

“Personally, I feel the opening of Paseo de Marianas to motorists is a good thing. But there are still too few parking spaces,” she said.

As to what makes New Mirage Spa different from other massage parlors on Saipan, Ming said the newly renovated establishment boasts of seven well-appointed massage rooms with 16 massage beds in total. They also have six masseuses at the beck and call of local and tourist customers alike.

Aside from the comfy and elegant interior that includes a spacious area where you can relax and get free tea, New Mirage Spa also has well-trained masseuses.

Massages offered are foot massage ($25 for 1 ½ hours), full body massage ($25 for 1 hour and $35 for 1 ½ hours), Acupoint massage ($25 for 1 hour and $35 for 1 ½ hours), and sunburn care and seaweed body pack ($25 for 1 hour and $35 for 1 ½ hours). The latter is especially made to cater to tourists who had a full day at the beach.

And since Ming also owns Night Scent Restaurant just around the corner along Coral Tree Avenue, frequent diners will get discounts at New Mirage Spa and vice a versa. Currently, New Mirage Spa also has a loyalty stamp card where 10 massages gets you a free 1-hour massage.

New Mirage Spa is located along the former Paseo de Marianas across ABC Store in the tourist district of Garapan. It’s open from Sunday to Saturday, 12pm-2am. For more information, call (670) 233-4137.