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

A two-hour massage in Chiang Mai can be more than a pause between temples. At Fah Lanna Spa, the session pairs traditional Thai massage with foot reflexology, and the setting gives you time to slow down before and after treatment. Your treatment takes place in a private room, not a shared massage area.

Two things I like here are the complete two-hour format, which leaves room for both bodywork and foot treatment, and the thoughtful extras: an herbal welcome drink, comfortable clothing, and ginger tea with a snack afterward. The spa also has a tropical garden and an on-site cafe, so you can make the visit feel like a proper break rather than a quick appointment.

The main consideration is the massage style. Thai massage may involve a different feel from the gentler, oil-based treatments some people prefer, and one person’s taste will not match everyone’s. Arrive 15 minutes early, too: a late arrival can cost you treatment time or force a reschedule.

The details that make this spa visit worthwhile

• Two treatments in one booking: The package combines traditional Thai massage and foot reflexology over about two hours.
• A private room with its own facilities: Your treatment room has an en-suite shower and toilet, making it easier to freshen up afterward.
• A calm start and finish: An herbal drink comes before treatment, followed by homemade ginger tea and a light snack.
• A garden setting in the Old City: Water features and tropical planting offer a quiet contrast to Chiang Mai’s streets.
• A useful stop during a sightseeing day: The spa can store your luggage at reception while you have your massage.
• A cafe for a longer pause: Thai and international dishes are available on-site, and the cafe is also a handy option after treatment.

A two-hour reset in Chiang Mai’s Old City

Fah Lanna Spa’s package is designed for a break from sightseeing, but it is also a sensible choice if you want to try Thai massage in a setting that gives the visit some breathing room. The two-hour treatment is not just one long session: it combines Thai body massage with a reflexology foot massage. That variety may suit you if you like the idea of a full-body treatment but also want focused attention on tired feet.

The spa is at 57 and 57/1 Wiang Kaew Road in Chiang Mai’s Old City. You meet and finish at the spa, so plan your own route there unless you have confirmed other transport arrangements. The location is near public transportation, and the activity is private, meaning only your own group takes part.

The price is $53.13 per person, with local taxes included. For a two-hour treatment at a luxury spa, plus a private room and the welcome and after-treatment refreshments, that is a substantial but reasonable way to spend part of a Chiang Mai day. It is not the cheapest massage option in town, so the value depends on whether you want the spa setting and the full package, not simply the lowest price per hour.

Start with a drink, a consultation, and time to settle in

You can book a morning, afternoon, or evening appointment. Fah Lanna recommends arriving 15 minutes before your scheduled time so you can complete the consultation card and settle in before treatment. That early arrival is worth taking seriously: if you arrive more than 15 minutes after your appointment time, the spa may give the slot to another customer.

On arrival, you are served an herbal drink and given loose, comfortable clothing to wear for the treatment. The drink and garden setting make the transition from city errands to spa time less abrupt. If you have luggage with you, the spa can store it at reception while you are in your session, a useful detail if you are checking out of a hotel or moving between parts of town.

The consultation is the moment to share any preferences or concerns before the massage begins. The supplied details do not specify what questions the consultation covers, so be ready to explain what kind of pressure you prefer and anything the therapist should know. If Thai massage is new to you, say so. Clear communication helps you make the most of the treatment.

Thai massage followed by foot reflexology

The main event is a traditional Thai massage followed by a foot reflexology session. Thai massage is not everyone’s preferred style. One visitor specifically found it different from their usual massage preference, but still considered it a worthwhile experience in Thailand. That is a useful way to think about it: approach the session as a chance to try a local treatment style, not as a guaranteed match for every taste.

The package lasts about two hours, giving you time for both forms of massage. The treatment takes place in your own private room, which has an en-suite shower and toilet. Privacy matters when you are changing into the clothing provided, and the shower can be handy if you want to freshen up after treatment.

The spa does not spell out the exact split between body and foot massage, so don’t assume each receives a fixed hour. If you have a strong preference, ask during the consultation whether the therapist can accommodate it. The most useful approach is to treat this as a combined package and tell the staff what you need rather than expecting a precise sequence beyond Thai massage followed by foot reflexology.

A garden and cafe extend the pause

After treatment, your practitioner brings you to an air-conditioned area for homemade ginger tea and a light snack. This small pause is part of the appeal. You do not have to step straight from a private treatment room back into the heat and noise of the street; you can sit for a moment and let the visit wind down.

The grounds include tropical surroundings and water features. The garden gives the spa a calmer feel than its Old City address might suggest, though it is still a city spa, not a remote retreat. If you have time, the on-site cafe and restaurant serves Thai and international food. Food is not listed as part of the $53.13 package, so budget for it separately unless your booking details say otherwise.

The cafe is worth considering if you want a meal before or after treatment without having to plan another stop. The spa also sells its own products, so you can browse if you are interested, but shopping is entirely optional. The key point is that the treatment can be a quick two-hour appointment or the center of a longer, more leisurely break.

What the price includes, and what to check

The stated price includes local taxes and the two-hour luxury spa package. It does not list food, drinks beyond the treatment refreshments, or transportation as included items. Although the experience description refers to a driver taking you back to your hotel, transport does not appear in the included list. Confirm this with the provider before you rely on a hotel ride.

The spa can store luggage during your massage, but that is not the same as providing transport or hotel storage. If you are planning a tight connection or have a large bag, check the practical details ahead of time. The meeting and end point are both Fah Lanna Spa in the Old City.

Bookings are confirmed at the time of booking in most cases. If you book within three days of travel, confirmation may take up to 48 hours and depends on availability. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the local start time; changes or cancellations inside that window are not accepted for a refund.

Who will enjoy this treatment most

I would choose this package if you want more than a short foot rub and have two hours to spare. It suits couples, friends, solo visitors, and families with children accompanied by an adult. The activity is private for your group, so you are not sharing the treatment with other booking parties.

It is also a practical fit if you have been walking around Chiang Mai and want a dedicated rest stop. You can leave luggage at reception, take time in the garden, and finish with tea and a snack. The calm setting and attentive service are part of the value, not just decoration around the massage.

You may want another kind of treatment if you know you dislike traditional Thai massage or prefer to choose a massage style with a specified pressure and technique. The package’s focus is clear, but the exact treatment split and pressure are not detailed. Ask questions before you book if those details matter to you.

Should you book Fah Lanna Spa?

Book it if you want a two-hour Thai massage and foot reflexology session in a private room, with a garden setting and a gentle start and finish. At $53.13 per person, it offers good value if you will use the full treatment and appreciate the spa atmosphere, refreshments, and on-site cafe.

Skip it, or ask about alternatives first, if Thai massage is not your style or you mainly want the lowest-cost treatment in Chiang Mai. Arrive early, confirm transport if you need a hotel ride, and use the consultation to explain your preferences. Those small steps make this a more comfortable and useful break in the middle of a busy visit.

FAQ

How long is the massage package?

The package lasts about two hours and combines traditional Thai massage with foot reflexology.

Where does the experience take place?

It takes place at Fah Lanna Spa, 57 and 57/1 Wiang Kaew Road, in Chiang Mai’s Old City. The activity begins and ends at the spa.

Should I arrive early?

Yes. 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 another customer.

Is the treatment private?

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

Can I bring luggage to the spa?

Yes. The spa can store your luggage at reception while you have your massage.

What is included in the price?

The $53.13 per person price includes local taxes and the two-hour luxury spa package. Food and transportation are not listed among the included items.