2 Hour Relaxation Luxury Spa Package at Fah Lanna Spa – Old City Branch

Fah Lanna’s two-hour package gives you two different ways to unwind in one visit: foot reflexology and an aromatherapy oil massage. You begin with a health consultation, then move to a private treatment room, making this a welcome pause in the middle of a Chiang Mai visit.

I like that the booking is private for your group, and that snacks and local taxes are included in the $76.15 price. One consideration: this is a premium-priced spa visit, and massage quality can vary. The bath is not included in this package, so check your expectations before you arrive.

• Two therapies in one visit: The package combines reflexology for your feet with an aromatherapy oil massage.
• Private room and consultation: You fill out a health consultation before treatment, then relax in a private treatment room.
• A calm pause in the Old City: The spa is on Wiang Kaew Road, with public transportation nearby.
• Snacks and taxes included: You do not need to add local taxes to the listed price, and snacks are part of the experience.
• Plan your arrival carefully: Arrive 15 minutes early. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the spa may give your appointment slot to someone else.
• Bath access is not part of this package: The spa’s Royal Bath package is a separate booking.

Two spa therapies, one easy-to-plan break

The main appeal is simple: you do not have to choose between a foot treatment and a full-body oil massage. This package gives you both within roughly two hours, which makes it a tidy way to build recovery time into a busy day of sightseeing, shopping, or getting around Chiang Mai.

The treatment begins with a health consultation. That step matters. Use it to explain any areas that feel sore, how much pressure you prefer, and anything else about your health that could affect the massage. Your answers help the therapist understand what you need before you settle into the treatment room.

The package description names reflexology foot massage and aromatherapy oil massage, but it does not state how the two hours are divided between them. Nor does it spell out a fixed treatment sequence. If the exact timing or order matters to you, ask the spa before booking rather than assuming each treatment gets an equal share.

The spa describes this as a luxury package at its award-winning Old City branch. In practical terms, the appeal is the combination of two services, a consultation, and a private room, not a promise of a particular therapist or a set of extra facilities. Keep that distinction in mind as you compare it with a simpler massage shop.

Arriving at Fah Lanna’s Old City branch

The meeting point is Fah Lanna Spa, 57 and 57/1 Wiang Kaew Road, in Chiang Mai’s Si Phum area. The spa is described as easy to find, and public transportation is nearby. You make your own way there, so leave enough time to locate the entrance and complete the consultation card before the appointment.

Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time. The spa needs that window for the consultation, and it gives you a calmer start than rushing in at the appointment minute. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late, the spa reserves the right to give the slot to another person. Late arrivals may be rescheduled if there is room, but there is no refund for arriving late.

The Old City setting is convenient if you are already exploring the central part of Chiang Mai. One account describes a peaceful atmosphere and gardens to see while waiting. That detail suggests the arrival may feel gentler than stepping straight in from the street, but the exact setting and time you spend waiting can vary.

This is a private activity, meaning only your group participates. That does not mean you choose the therapist or customize every detail in advance. The health consultation is your chance to tell the staff what suits you, and the spa may have other therapies to choose from, but availability and substitutions should be confirmed directly.

What happens during the two hours

After you arrive, you complete the health consultation and are taken to a private treatment room. The treatment then pairs foot reflexology with an aromatherapy oil massage. The point of combining them is variety: one treatment focuses on your feet, while the oil massage offers a broader, slower form of bodywork.

You can help the session work for you by being clear about pressure and comfort. If you prefer a lighter or firmer touch, say so during the consultation or when the massage begins. If you have a concern about oil or a particular area, mention it before treatment rather than waiting until the end.

Individual accounts describe therapists named Fha, Yok, Apple, and Pham. The comments praise skilled pressure, attentive care, and a sense of being looked after. Those names are useful context, but they are not a guarantee that you will be assigned a particular person. The package details do not promise therapist requests or name your practitioner in advance.

Snacks are included, though the package information does not specify what they are or exactly when they are served. Treat them as a pleasant extra, not as a meal. The visit ends back at the spa, leaving the rest of your day free. That is a practical advantage if you do not want a treatment to take over your itinerary.

One point to settle before you go: this package does not include the Royal Bath. The spa has explained that bath use belongs to a different package. A separate account also noted that shower access was not offered after an oil treatment, despite a shower being in the room. Since post-massage shower arrangements are not specified for this booking, ask the spa in advance if rinsing off is important to you.

A peaceful setting, with some variation in the massage

The strongest reasons to choose Fah Lanna are the setting and the care surrounding the treatment. Individual accounts describe a quiet, relaxing environment, friendly staff, and an attentive welcome. That can make a real difference if you are new to spa treatments or simply want a calm break after a full day on your feet.

The comments also point to massage quality that can be excellent but is not always consistent. One person described a particularly skilled therapist and excellent pressure, while another couple found the quality varied between two visits. I would book for the overall setup and the chance to communicate your preferences, not on the assumption that every session will be identical.

That variability matters more at this price. A local massage shop may cost less, while Fah Lanna is selling a more private, polished spa visit with two treatments, a consultation, snacks, and taxes included. The $76.15 price can make sense if you value the setting and privacy; it may feel steep if your only priority is getting a massage at the lowest possible cost.

The name and awards may help you feel confident about booking a known spa, but they do not erase the basic uncertainty of hands-on treatment. Therapists have different styles, and your experience depends partly on whether the pressure and pace suit you. Speak up early, and be realistic about what the package promises.

Does $76.15 feel like good value?

Think of the price as paying for a bundled spa visit, not just two hours of massage. You receive two therapies, a consultation, a private treatment room, snacks, and local taxes. The private format is useful for couples or friends who want to book together without joining a larger group, though the treatment itself is still personal.

The package is less compelling if you expect extras that are not listed. There is no included bath, and no specific drink menu, product, or therapist request is promised. Those boundaries are worth noting because the word luxury can lead people to imagine facilities beyond the treatments themselves.

Compared with a basic massage, this is a higher-cost choice. Compared with paying separately for two therapies at a spa, the bundled price may be worthwhile if both treatments appeal to you. Since no separate prices are given, I would not claim a specific saving. The better question is whether you want a more complete, private spa visit or simply a short massage.

A mobile ticket is provided, and confirmation normally arrives at booking. If you book within three days of the appointment, confirmation may take up to 48 hours and depends on availability. The cancellation policy allows a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations inside that window are not accepted, so avoid booking a slot you may need to shift.

Who is most likely to enjoy this visit?

I would choose this package if you want a restful break without committing a whole day, like the idea of combining a foot treatment with an oil massage, and value having a private room. It also suits a couple or small group looking for a shared spa outing, though each person should still speak up about their own comfort and pressure preferences.

It can work well for a first spa visit because the consultation gives you a chance to explain your needs before treatment. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the activity information says most people can participate. If you have a health concern that may affect massage, mention it to the spa when you book and again during the consultation.

I would hesitate if you are focused on bargain pricing, expect a bath as part of the package, or need a guaranteed therapist. I would also avoid a tight schedule immediately afterward. The visit is about two hours, but arriving early is part of making the appointment work, and a relaxing treatment is better when you are not watching the clock.

Should you book Fah Lanna’s two-hour package?

Book it if the combination of reflexology and aromatherapy oil massage sounds appealing and you want a private, well-organized break in Chiang Mai’s Old City. The best case for the price is the complete setup: consultation, two treatments, private room, snacks, and a short time commitment that leaves your day open.

Skip it if you mainly want the cheapest massage in town or if bath access is central to your idea of a luxury spa. The spa has other packages, including one that specifically includes a Royal Bath, but that is not this booking. For the strongest chance of a satisfying session, arrive early, explain your preferences clearly, and confirm any details that matter to you before paying.

FAQ

How long is the spa package?

The visit lasts approximately two hours. The rest of your day is free once the activity ends.

Which treatments are included?

The package combines a reflexology foot massage and an aromatherapy oil massage. The exact time allocated to each is not specified.

Is the activity private?

Yes. Only your group participates in this private activity.

What is included in the price?

The price includes the luxury spa package, snacks, and local taxes. Bath use is not included in this package.

How early should I arrive?

Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to complete the consultation card. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the spa may give your appointment slot to someone else.

Can I cancel for a refund?

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