Let’s Relax Spa at Wake Up Hotel Ao Nang in Krabi

Ao Nang’s main street is better known for boat trips and beach plans than quiet, but Let’s Relax Spa offers a comfortable pause between them. The branch’s rock-and-sea design nods to Krabi’s limestone karsts, and the included 60-minute back and shoulder massage makes an easy first choice if you want a focused treatment without committing half a day.

I like two things in particular: the clean, carefully designed setting and the broad menu, which lets you keep it simple with a foot massage or make an afternoon of a longer package. Tea is included, and the spa is open daily until 11 p.m., handy after a day out. One consideration: this is a popular branch, so you need to reserve at least a day ahead, and late arrival can cut into your treatment.

Key points before you book

• The setting takes its cue from Krabi’s coast: The spa’s gray rock and turquoise-water theme references the area’s karst formations and climbing cliffs.
• The featured treatment is a 60-minute back and shoulder massage: Tea is included, and other options range from foot massage to multi-hour packages.
• You’ll find it at Wake Up Hotel: The spa is on the first floor at 121/3, Ao Nang, in Mueang Krabi District.
• Book directly with the branch ahead of time: A reservation at least one day in advance is required, particularly if you want a specific time.
• Expect a polished spa, not the lowest-cost massage in town: The appeal is the clean, comfortable environment and professional service, with prices above some nearby massage shops.
• The voucher has firm rules: It cannot be used on the day you buy it, and you must use it at the branch named on your voucher.

A calm stop on Ao Nang’s main street

Let’s Relax Spa is in the shoreline town of Ao Nang, within Mueang Krabi District. Its Wake Up Hotel address puts it on the main street, so it fits naturally into a day spent around Ao Nang rather than requiring a separate trip to a remote resort.

The branch is called Let’s Relax Krabi Tipa Resort Aonang Coral Karst in its treatment information. Its design draws on the region’s distinctive karst cliffs, with a palette that pairs gray rock tones and turquoise sea colors. That theme gives the spa a stronger sense of place than a plain treatment room, while still keeping the focus on a clean, composed setting.

The location is practical if you’re staying in Ao Nang or already spending time nearby. You can slot in an hour between activities, or pick a longer treatment when you want a proper rest day. The address is listed as Wake Up Hotel, first floor, 121/3, Road, Ao Nang, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi. Check the map before setting off, since the address details are brief.

What the 60-minute massage includes

The featured option is a 60-minute back and shoulder massage, listed from US$22.29, with tea included. The overall experience price is also shown from $24.55, so treat the displayed amount as a starting point and check the current price for your selected date and package before buying.

This focused treatment suits you if your shoulders and upper back are carrying the day’s strain, or if you want a spa visit that leaves time for other plans. It is also a sensible way to try the branch before choosing one of its longer, higher-priced treatments. If you want a full-body treatment, the menu includes Thai massage, aroma oil massage, and several multi-part packages.

The available details do not specify a fixed sequence of steps for every massage. You can, however, make your preferences clear before the treatment begins. One customer who chose a hot herbal compress treatment found that the therapist focused on the two areas they had identified for extra attention, rather than giving the expected attention to the rest of the body. The practical lesson is simple: explain whether you want a general treatment or extra focus on particular areas, and confirm your expectations with the staff.

Tea is part of the included experience. Some treatments may also come with small touches such as hot towels or a post-treatment snack, but those details are not stated as standard for every package. Think of the tea as the reliable finishing note, and any other extras as dependent on the specific service.

Choosing between a quick treatment and a longer visit

A one-hour massage is the easiest fit for a busy Ao Nang schedule. The back and shoulder option is the featured package, while a 60-minute foot massage costs from US$23.79. If you have been on your feet, the foot treatment may be the more appealing choice; if you want a broader traditional treatment, the 120-minute Thai massage starts at US$35.65.

You have several other choices, including Thai massage with hot herbal compress for 120 minutes from US$41.59, a 60-minute aroma oil massage from US$38.65, and a 90-minute aromatic hot stone massage from US$68.35. The menu also includes four-hands Thai massage, body scrub, and packages with names such as Dream Package, Heavenly Relax, Body & Soul, Full Spirit, Golfers’ Heaven, and Blooming Life. Their listed prices range from US$32.69 for the 90-minute Dream Package to US$115.89 for the 180-minute Blooming Life package.

Those price differences reflect more than extra minutes, since the longer options combine different treatments. For example, a customer who booked Blooming Life described it as a three-hour package with a wrap, massage, and facial. Confirm the exact contents of any package when booking, especially if you have a particular treatment in mind. Local availability can differ: one customer reported that a flower bath they expected was not offered at the Krabi branch.

Longer does not automatically mean better. A two- or three-hour session makes sense when you want spa time to be the main event, while a one-hour massage keeps the cost and time commitment under control. If you prefer strong pressure, say so clearly at the start. Some people found the pressure just right, while others wanted firmer work or found pressure inconsistent between therapists during a four-hands treatment.

What the atmosphere and service are like

The most consistent strength here is the setting. Customers describe it as clean, spacious, comfortable, and nicely decorated, with the sea-and-rock theme visible from the entrance. That matters in a spa: a calm, well-kept space helps the treatment feel like a real break, not just a massage squeezed into a busy day.

The staff and therapists also draw strong praise. Customers describe front-desk service as friendly and the massage work as professional, careful, and attentive. Several treatments were praised for suitable pressure, and the spa’s cleanliness and privacy were noted as part of the experience. The overall rating is 4.8 out of 5 from 40 reviews, a strong signal for a spa visit, though it cannot guarantee that every therapist or treatment will suit your preferences.

There are a few limits worth keeping in view. Pressure is personal, and a massage that feels soothing to one person may seem too light to another. One customer also found the foot massage a little weak, while another had an uneven experience with two therapists during a four-hands session. Tell the staff what pressure you prefer and speak up if something needs adjusting.

Timing can also vary. One customer reported a hot stone appointment that started 30 minutes late. The spa’s stated policy is stricter about your own arrival: if you are late without notice, your appointment may be shortened, and an arrival more than 15 minutes late can mean cancellation. Build in a little time to find the hotel and check in.

Is the price worth it?

Let’s Relax is positioned as a value-conscious spa, but it is not necessarily the cheapest massage option around Ao Nang. The difference you’re paying for is the maintained, designed environment and a more managed spa experience. If cleanliness, a welcoming front desk, and professional treatment matter more to you than finding the lowest local price, the extra cost may be worthwhile.

The 60-minute back and shoulder massage is a relatively modest entry point compared with the longer packages. That makes it a good choice if you want a dependable hour of rest without spending much of your holiday budget. The 120-minute Thai massage, from US$35.65, is a practical step up if you want more time and a traditional treatment. More elaborate packages can cost considerably more, so compare what each one includes rather than choosing by duration alone.

Booking through Klook may offer a discounted rate, and customers have found voucher redemption straightforward. Still, don’t assume that buying a voucher secures your preferred appointment time. You must contact the spa separately to reserve, and the voucher cannot be used on the date of purchase. It remains valid for 180 days from the booking confirmation date, but only at the branch printed on it.

Practical details for planning your visit

The spa is open Monday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. You must make an appointment at least one day ahead. Use the contact details on your voucher, or contact the branch at +66 75 695 029, extension 30, or +66 95 372 9985. The booking information also lists email addresses, including [email protected] and [email protected], so check your voucher for the correct contact.

Children aged seven and older are allowed to receive treatments, and participants must be under 81. The spa does not admit people with infectious diseases, hyperthyroidism, or tuberculosis. It also does not allow treatment for people with rashes or other skin illnesses, or for pregnant women. The stated policy says these restrictions can forfeit a refund, so check eligibility before purchasing.

If your plans change, the cancellation information says you can receive a full refund as long as you have not redeemed the voucher. The voucher cannot be used on the purchase date, and it must be used at the specific branch named on it. Those rules are easy to overlook when you’re planning a trip, so keep the voucher and the branch address together.

Who should book this spa?

I’d consider this a good match if you want a clean, comfortable massage in Ao Nang and value a well-run setting over the rock-bottom price. It also suits you if you’re looking for a short reset after a busy day, or if you want several treatment lengths to choose from without leaving the area.

It may not be the best pick if your main goal is the cheapest massage available, if you dislike making appointments in advance, or if you need a treatment tailored to a particular medical or pregnancy-related need. And if you have exact expectations for pressure or which body areas will be worked, spell them out before the session starts.

My recommendation: Book the one-hour back and shoulder treatment for a convenient, lower-cost introduction, or choose the 120-minute Thai massage if you want a longer traditional treatment. Reserve at least a day ahead, arrive early, and confirm the package details and pressure you prefer. That’s the best way to get the calm, polished spa break this Ao Nang branch is built to provide.

FAQ

Where is Let’s Relax Spa in Ao Nang?

It is on the first floor of Wake Up Hotel, at 121/3, Road, Ao Nang, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi.

What are the opening hours?

The spa is open every day from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

What is included with the 60-minute back and shoulder massage?

The package includes a 60-minute back and shoulder massage and tea.

How far ahead do I need to book?

You need to make a reservation at least one day in advance. Contact the branch using the details on your voucher to request your preferred date and time.

Can I use the voucher on the day I buy it?

No. The voucher cannot be used on its purchase date.

How long is the voucher valid?

It is valid for 180 days from the booking confirmation date and expires at 11:59 p.m. on the final day.

Are children allowed to receive treatments?

Children aged seven and older are allowed. Participants must be under 81.

Who cannot use the spa service?

The spa does not allow treatment for people with infectious diseases, hyperthyroidism, tuberculosis, rashes, or other skin illnesses. Pregnant women are also not allowed to use the service.