2 hour Siam Massage with Thai and Foot Massage at Fah Lanna Spa

Fah Lanna Spa gives you more than a quick foot rub between temple visits. This two-hour package combines traditional Thai massage with foot reflexology, then sends you off with ginger tea and a snack in a peaceful garden setting. I like the private treatment room and the chance to store luggage safely at reception. I also like the on-site café, where you can turn a massage appointment into a longer break.

The main consideration is the Thai massage itself. It uses stretching and pressure rather than the smooth oil massage many people expect, so it may not suit you if you prefer a gentle treatment. Arrive 15 minutes early, too. A late arrival can cost you the appointment time, with rescheduling dependent on availability.

Key points at a glance

• Two treatments in one visit: A traditional Thai body massage is followed by foot reflexology.
• Private treatment setting: Your massage takes place in a private room with its own shower and toilet.
• A calm garden pause: Herbal drinks, water features, and tropical planting make the spa feel removed from city traffic.
• Useful for sightseeing days: You can store luggage at reception and use the visit as a proper rest stop.
• Food is available on-site: The café and restaurant serve Thai and international dishes, with good food singled out as a worthwhile addition.
• Book ahead: Appointments are often reserved about 29 days before the visit, which matters during busy periods.

A full two hours at Fah Lanna Spa

The experience takes place at Fah Lanna Spa Old City, at 57 and 57/1 Wiang Kaew Road in Chiang Mai. The spa is near public transportation, and the meeting point is also the end point, so you make your own way there and leave from the same location.

The package lasts about two hours. You can choose a morning, afternoon, or evening appointment, which makes it easy to fit around temples, markets, or a night out. I would avoid placing it immediately before an important timed activity, though. A massage is best enjoyed when you have room to slow down afterward.

At reception, you fill out a consultation card and have the chance to settle in before treatment. You receive loose, comfortable clothing, and your luggage can be stored at reception while you are in the spa. That last detail is especially useful if you are between hotels, checking out, or carrying shopping bags from Chiang Mai’s Old City.

Entering the tropical garden

The setting is a major part of the appeal. Rather than walking straight from a busy street into a plain treatment room, you are given time to relax with an herbal drink in tropical surroundings accented by water features.

This is not just decoration. A calm arrival helps separate the massage from the noise and pace of sightseeing. If you have spent the morning walking around Chiang Mai’s temples, the garden gives you a chance to stop thinking about maps, traffic, and what comes next.

The spa also has a shop selling its own products. You can browse after the massage, though shopping is optional and does not replace the main treatment. The on-site café and restaurant serve both Thai and international food, so you can make the visit longer with a meal.

Food quality is one reason I would consider adding café time to the plan. A menu voucher of 300 Thai baht per person was provided in one reported experience, but that should not be assumed as part of this massage package. The package details only confirm that the café and restaurant are available, so check the current arrangement when booking.

What the Thai massage feels like

The first treatment is a traditional Thai massage. This style usually involves firm pressure and assisted stretching, with the practitioner working through clothing rather than using a typical oil-massage setup. Here, the spa provides the loose clothing you need.

That distinction matters. If you want a quiet, gentle massage with long gliding strokes, Thai massage may feel more active than expected. One customer enjoyed the experience but noted that Thai massage was not their personal massage preference. That is a useful warning, not a criticism of the spa.

If you are open to the style, the treatment offers a classic Thai wellness experience rather than a generic hotel massage. The package is a good way to try it in a polished setting, especially if you have never had a traditional Thai massage before.

Use the consultation card to explain what you want from the session. If you prefer lighter pressure or have a sensitive area, this is the right time to say so. The available information does not name individual practitioners, so the consultation is your best chance to communicate clearly with the person treating you.

Foot reflexology after the body work

The Thai massage is followed by foot reflexology. This order makes sense: you first receive the broader body treatment, then finish with focused work on the feet.

Foot reflexology can be a welcome ending after a day on Chiang Mai’s pavements. It also gives the session a clear change of pace. The body massage is the main event, while the foot treatment helps bring the appointment toward a slower finish.

The exact pressure and technique can vary by practitioner, so tell the spa if your feet are tender or if you want a lighter touch. The package is designed for one private group, not a shared public session, which gives you more privacy during both parts of the treatment.

A private room with practical comforts

Your treatment takes place in a private room with an en-suite shower and toilet. This is a useful step up from a basic massage shop, particularly if you want to freshen up before dinner or continue sightseeing afterward.

The room also makes the appointment feel self-contained. You do not need to cross a public hallway to change, shower, or use the toilet. You are provided with comfortable clothing, while your personal bags can remain stored at reception.

The spa has been praised for being clean, and the private setup supports that first-class feel. Still, keep your expectations sensible. This is a two-hour spa package, not a full-day wellness retreat with a long list of treatments.

Ginger tea and time to come back to earth

After the treatment, you are brought to an air-conditioned area for homemade ginger tea and a light snack. This small ending is easy to overlook when comparing spa packages, but it is valuable.

A massage can leave you relaxed, sleepy, or a little disoriented. Tea and a snack give you time to sit up slowly, gather your belongings, and decide what to do next. The air conditioning is also welcome in Chiang Mai’s heat.

You can then spend more time in the garden, visit the café, or browse the spa shop. I would not rush straight into a packed itinerary. Leave a little space after the appointment so the treatment feels like a break rather than another item to tick off.

Is $53.13 good value?

At $53.13 per person, this is not the cheapest massage in Chiang Mai. You can find simpler treatments at lower prices, particularly at small neighborhood massage shops. The price here is paying for more than two hours of hands-on treatment.

You are also paying for the spa setting, private room, en-suite facilities, provided clothing, luggage storage, welcome drink, post-treatment tea and snack, and the option to eat at the attached café. A clean, polished environment matters if you are looking for comfort and predictability rather than the lowest possible cost.

The value looks strongest for couples, first-time visitors, and anyone who wants a special spa stop without arranging a full day. The private activity format means only your group participates, which can make the price easier to justify if you want to share the appointment with a partner or family member.

The value is less clear if you only want a basic foot massage or if you already know that traditional Thai massage is not your style. In that case, paying for the full package may not make sense unless the garden and facilities are important to you.

Who should book this experience?

I would recommend it to you if you want a reliable, comfortable introduction to Thai massage. It suits people who enjoy firm pressure, stretching, and a structured spa visit rather than a short treatment squeezed into a shopping trip.

It also works well for couples. The private format lets you share the occasion while still receiving individual treatment. Families can consider it too, but children must be accompanied by an adult, and the available information does not give a separate children’s massage program.

This is a practical choice for people staying in or around the Old City. It is also useful when you are carrying luggage, since the spa can store it during the appointment. The location near public transportation helps if you do not have a private driver.

I would think twice if you dislike firm bodywork, have limited time, or want a quiet oil massage. The treatment style is the biggest decision point. Read the package as Thai massage plus foot reflexology, not as a generic relaxation massage.

Timing, arrival, and booking advice

Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your appointment. You need that time for the consultation card and to settle in before changing clothes. Arriving early also lets you enjoy the herbal drink and garden rather than starting the treatment in a hurry.

If you arrive more than 15 minutes late, the spa can give your appointment slot to someone else. A late booking may be rescheduled if another room and practitioner are available, but you should not count on it. Late arrivals are not refundable.

The package is often booked about 29 days ahead, so I would reserve it early if your Chiang Mai dates are fixed. Confirmation is normally provided at booking. If you book within three days of the appointment, confirmation can take up to 48 hours and depends on availability.

You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Changes or cancellations inside that window are not accepted for a refund. All cut-off times use Chiang Mai local time.

Getting the most from your spa visit

Wear or bring clothing that is easy to change out of, though the spa provides loose clothing for treatment. Keep your schedule open enough to enjoy the tea and garden afterward.

Tell the practitioner what pressure you prefer during the consultation. Thai massage can be quite active, and a clear request at the beginning is more useful than waiting until the session is underway.

If you are planning to eat at the café, allow extra time after the two-hour appointment. The food includes Thai and international choices, so it can work for a light post-massage meal or a more substantial pause before heading back into the city.

You can also shop for Fah Lanna spa products. That is a nice option if you want to take home a small reminder of the treatment, but it is not necessary for the experience to feel complete.

Should you book Fah Lanna Spa?

Book this experience if you want a polished two-hour introduction to Thai massage, with foot reflexology, a private room, and a quiet garden setting. The clean facilities, helpful arrival routine, ginger tea, and café make it feel like a proper pause in the middle of a Chiang Mai stay.

Skip it if your main goal is the cheapest possible massage or if you already know you dislike firm pressure and assisted stretching. For everyone else, the $53.13 price is reasonable when you value comfort, privacy, and the chance to turn a massage into a relaxed half-day stop.

FAQ

Where does the massage take place?

The experience takes place at Fah Lanna Spa Old City, located at 57 and 57/1 Wiang Kaew Road, Si Phum, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand.

How long does the experience last?

The spa package lasts approximately two hours.

What treatments are included?

The package includes a traditional Thai body massage followed by a foot reflexology session.

Is the treatment private?

Yes. This is a private activity for your group, and the treatment takes place in a private room with an en-suite shower and toilet.

Should I arrive early?

Yes. You should arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to complete the consultation card and prepare for treatment.

Can I store my luggage at the spa?

Yes. You can safely store your luggage at the spa reception during the massage.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours ahead are not accepted for a refund.