Halloween Month: One Saturday in Macau

Header image: an illustration, not a photo of the event.

If you are planning to go to Hong Kong’s Halloween street parties on all three Saturdays this month, you do not have to hand every one of them to the crowd. Hong Kong Halloween Month is new this year, run by the Hong Kong Tourism Board: cosplay street parties on the evenings of Saturday 17, 24 and 31 October in Central, Kai Tak, Lan Kwai Fong, Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui, building up to Halloween night itself on the 31st. The 17th is the first night and the 31st is Halloween itself, so the one in between, Saturday 24 October, is the easiest to keep for Victoria Sauna in Macau.

Victoria Sauna, fifth floor of L’Arc Macau

Victoria Sauna is on the fifth floor of L’Arc Macau. It has a bath, a sauna room and a lounge, and food is served in the house, so if you come over from Hong Kong without dinner, you can eat there.

No runway: the manager introduces the therapists

There is no runway show at Victoria Sauna and no formal line-up. Guests tell the manager what they like, and the manager introduces the therapists on shift face to face, one at a time, at the guest’s own pace, with no hurry. On a first visit, naming a series you want to try, or something you read about online, is enough.

A one-to-one massage

The massage is one to one, in a private room. It finishes with massage oil, and the therapist cleans it off with a hot towel at the end. Before she starts, she asks where the guest is most tired and what pressure they like, and plans the time around that. After a week, most people are most tired in the hips and thighs, so those get more of the hour. If the pressure is not right at any point, the guest can ask her to adjust it.

Add-ons in the lounge

After the massage, add-ons are done on a recliner in the lounge by another masseuse: a foot massage, a head massage, a hand massage, ear cleaning or a back scrub. They are chosen there, once you are sitting down.

On the same Saturday night, Lan Kwai Fong and Tsim Sha Tsui will be packed shoulder to shoulder. At Victoria Sauna in Macau, the night is a bath, an hour’s massage and a recliner in the lounge.

Before you come over: three questions from Hong Kong

Q: I will only reach Macau late on Saturday night. Is there still time for a session?

A: Victoria Sauna is open 24 hours a day, and its therapists work from 1 p.m. until 6 a.m. the next morning (as of October 2026). Arrive within those hours and a session can be arranged.

Q: Can I stay until Sunday morning?

A: Yes. Guests can stay up to 15 hours after spending in the house, and there is an overnight rest area. Full details are shared when you book. More answers are on our FAQ page.

Q: How far ahead do I need to get in touch?

A: There is no cut-off. A day ahead gives us more room to plan, and the same day is fine too.

Send us the Saturday

When you book Victoria Sauna with us, a free private car collects you anywhere in Macau, with the ride back arranged in advance. Two add-ons are free with bookings made through this site only, and you choose them once you are on the recliner. Advice costs nothing. Tell us which Saturday (24 October, for example), how many of you there are, where you are staying in Macau and the series you have in mind. Send it to us through the contact page, and we will arrange the rest. Two Saturdays for the streets of Hong Kong, one for yourself.