Thai massage
The classic Thai massage, given in loose-fitting pyjamas provided by the spa. It is one of the main treatments at every branch and suits visitors new to Thai bodywork as well as regulars.

A Thai massage and day spa brand with several branches in Phuket, from Patong and Karon to Kata, Boat Lagoon and Laguna.
Photo © Let's Relax Spa Phuket
Why go
Let's Relax Spa began in Chiang Mai in 1998 with the aim of presenting Thai massage as a professional, transparent service. Over time it grew into a boutique day spa brand with branches across Thailand's main tourist destinations, including Phuket, and has served guests for more than two decades.
In Phuket there are several branches, among them two in Patong, one in Karon, one at The SIS Kata, one at Boat Lagoon in Koh Kaew, and others in hotels and at the Porto de Phuket shopping mall. The programmes are designed for both locals and travellers, and every therapist undergoes professional training before treating guests.
Main services
Services from the official website.
The classic Thai massage, given in loose-fitting pyjamas provided by the spa. It is one of the main treatments at every branch and suits visitors new to Thai bodywork as well as regulars.
A relaxing massage with oil, for which the spa provides spa shorts. Offered as part of the standard menu at Phuket branches for guests who prefer a softer, flowing style of massage.
A focused massage for the neck and shoulders, listed alongside Thai and oil massage among the spa's main treatments. A natural fit for anyone who carries tension in the upper body.
Foot and hand massage are part of the spa's programmes for locals and travellers. Foot massage is also suggested for older guests, since there is no need to change clothes.
A massage using aromatherapy, listed among the spa's programmes for locals and travellers. It adds scent to the relaxation, and sits alongside the Thai, oil and foot massages on the menu.
Herbal compress treatments are offered at the spa, with loose-fitting pyjamas supplied for the session. A traditional Thai option for guests who want warmth and herbal aromas as part of their massage.
Services and facilities
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Photo © Let's Relax Spa Phuket

Photo © Let's Relax Spa Phuket

Photo © Let's Relax Spa Phuket

Photo © Let's Relax Spa Phuket

Photo © Let's Relax Spa Phuket

Photo © Let's Relax Spa Phuket
Practical information
Phuket
Getting there
On foot: 50 m, about 1 min walk.
About 10 km in a straight line: by taxi, Grab or Bolt.
About 27 km in a straight line: by taxi, Grab or Bolt.
Straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors); road distances are longer and walking times are approximate.
Around the area
City Guide · Things to do
Phuket beaches, temples and viewpoints with their own Holiplanet page, nearest first.
Old town
Tin-fortune shophouses, shrines and a Sunday night street market
Market
Thalang Road closes to traffic every Sunday evening for Lard Yai
Museum
A 1934 Chinese school that explains how tin and migrants built Phuket
Temple
Phuket's best-known temple, home to the Luang Por Chaem hall
Beach
Phuket's busiest resort beach and its after-dark walking street
Landmark
A 45-metre white marble Buddha above Chalong Bay
Beach
Phuket's second-longest beach, calmer than Patong, made for sunset walks
Beach
Two bays, Koh Pu offshore and a golden sunset
Beach
Hidden white-sand cove south of Patong, by boat or steep trail
On the Phuket map
City Guide · Where to eat
Phuket restaurants with their own Holiplanet page, nearest first.
Since 2010
Southern Thai and Phuketian cooking served in a restored Sino-Portuguese governor’s house in the old town.
Southern Thai seafood
Southern Thai and seafood dishes shared family-style in a rustic fishing-village setting at Rosewood Phuket.
Thai and international
A beachfront restaurant on Kata Beach serving southern Thai and international dishes from breakfast to dinner.
Farm-to-table, live fire
A lakeside restaurant in Phuket cooking farm-grown ingredients over live fire, with sustainability at the centre.
Community-to-fork cooking
A chef-led dining room inside Trisara where cooks and guests talk openly and local ingredients take centre stage.
Southern Thai cooking
A Thai restaurant in a traditional mansion above a lagoon, cooking old local recipes in an inventive way.
On the Phuket map
City Guide · Where to stay
Hotels, resorts and villas with their own Holiplanet page, nearest first.
Phuket Old Town
Heritage boutique hotel in a 1927 Sino-Portuguese building on Phang-Nga Road
Phuket Old Town
Boutique hotel in a Sino-Portuguese colonial building in Phuket Old Town
Phuket Town
Design-minded B&B in Phuket Town with sketch-art rooms
Phuket Old Town
Design hostel on Dibuk Road in Phuket Old Town with an outdoor pool
Chalong hills
Thirty safari-style private pool villas on a forested hillside above Chalong
Ao Chalong
Family-run guest house in a tropical garden south of Wat Chalong
Patong
Twenty-one teak-framed rooms and suites on the hillside above Patong Bay
Kata Noi
Former seaside home of the architect Mom Tri on the headland above Kata Noi Beach: 42 suites
Kata Noi
Beachfront resort along an 850-metre stretch of Kata Noi Bay
On the Phuket map
City Guide · Experiences
Diving, sea canoeing, cooking classes and nature trips with their own Holiplanet page.
Experiences & tours
Guided sea canoe trips into the caves and hidden lagoons of Phang Nga Bay, from Phuket, with meals and hotel transfers included.
Experiences & tours · Since 2004
A Rawai dive centre running beginner courses, certified-diver day trips, Similan liveaboards and snorkelling tours from Phuket.
Experiences & tours
Hands-on Thai cooking classes in a Sino-Portuguese mansion in Phuket Town, led by Blue Elephant's chefs.
Experiences & tours
A PADI dive centre in Chalong offering scuba courses for beginners and professionals, day trips on its own boat and Similan liveaboards.
Experiences & tours · Since 2016
A retirement home for rescued elephants in northeast Phuket, where guests observe the herd from a canopy walkway and forest trails.
On the Phuket map
City Guide · Beyond Phuket
Islands and Krabi within a boat ride.
Krabi · City Guide
Railay’s cliffs, the Tiger Cave Temple and the long beaches of Koh Lanta
By ferry or speedboat
Limestone cliffs and turquoise bays, two hours by boat
Boat or sea canoe
Limestone towers, hidden lagoons and James Bond Island
Phang Nga Bay
A stilt village at the foot of a limestone cliff
Phuket City Guide
Holiplanet Journal
Stories and practical guides about life in Phuket.
Holiplanet Journal
Holiplanet Journal
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Holiplanet Journal
Straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors).
Questions
Booking at least 24 hours ahead is recommended, directly with the branch, through the official online accounts or online. Walk-ins are welcome subject to availability.
In branch you can pay with cash, Visa or Mastercard, Thai QR Payment, WeChat Pay or Alipay.
Yes, service charge is included in the fee. Tipping the therapist is optional.
The spa serves people aged 7 to 60, with some treatments restricted for younger and older guests.
No. The spa states that pregnant individuals cannot receive its services.
Please check in at the branch reception at least 10 minutes before your appointment.