Let’s Relax Spa at Patong Third Street in Phuket

Patong is loud, sunny, and hard on the shoulders. Let’s Relax Spa offers a useful counterpoint: a proper treatment in a polished spa setting, with a 60-minute back and shoulder massage starting at $22.35. You can also choose Thai massage, foot massage, oil treatments, or longer packages.

I like two things here: the central Patong location makes it easy to fit a treatment around shopping or a day at the beach, and the range of prices lets you choose a quick reset or a longer session without committing to a luxury-spa bill. Tea and Thai crispy rolls are included with the back-and-shoulder package.

One point to weigh: the experience depends on your therapist. Some people have found the pressure too gentle or the technique inconsistent, so tell your therapist what you need before the massage begins.

At a glance

• The shortest, lowest-priced option: A 60-minute back and shoulder massage costs from $22.35.
• A convenient Patong base: The spa is on Pangmuang Sai Kor Road, near Jungceylon and Patong’s shopping area.
• Several styles of treatment: Choices include Thai massage, foot massage, aroma oil massage, hot stone massage, and longer spa packages.
• Refreshments come with the listed package: The back-and-shoulder treatment includes tea, a refreshment, and Thai crispy rolls.
• Book ahead: Contact this branch at least one day before your preferred appointment time.
• Speak up about pressure: Therapist technique and pressure can vary, so explain your preferences and any areas to avoid.

A calm stop on Patong Third Street

This branch sits in a busy part of Patong, close to shopping and other tourist facilities. The address is 184/14 Pangmuang Sai Kor Road, Patong, Kathu, Phuket 83150. It’s a practical place to schedule a massage while staying in the area, rather than making a special trip across Phuket.

The setting is one of the main reasons to consider it. People describe clean rooms, tidy massage bedding, and a quiet, comfortable interior that feels removed from the street outside. That contrast matters in Patong: you can step in from the heat and noise and have a calmer hour without leaving town.

The location does have a trade-off. One person found nearby nightclub music intrusive, while others describe the interior as quiet. The spa is on a lively street, so a peaceful treatment room is likely, but complete silence is not guaranteed.

The branch is reported to be about a five-minute walk from Jungceylon and around ten minutes from Patong Beach. Treat those as useful rough guides, not fixed travel times. If you’re arriving by car, a private car or local taxi is the suggested option.

Choosing a treatment that suits your day

The 60-minute back and shoulder massage is the simplest choice and the lowest-priced option listed, from $22.35. It’s a sensible pick after a long day of sightseeing, a flight, or time spent carrying beach gear. The focus is limited to the upper body, so choose something else if you’d rather have a full-body treatment.

A 60-minute foot massage, from $23.85, costs only a little more. It may suit you better after a day on your feet or a boat trip. The one-hour format is also easy to fit into a busy day without giving up half an afternoon.

For a more traditional Thai treatment, the 120-minute Thai massage starts at $35.75. The longer session gives you more time than the shorter options, but it’s a two-hour commitment. If you prefer warmth as part of the treatment, Thai massage with a hot herbal compress is listed at $41.75 for 120 minutes.

Oil treatments offer another route. A 60-minute aroma oil massage starts at $38.75, and the 90-minute aromatic hot stone massage starts at $68.55. At least one visitor described choosing an oil scent for the aroma treatment. If you want a particular pressure level, make that clear before the session starts; a pleasant, gentle massage may not be firm enough for everyone.

There are also longer combinations, including the 90-minute Dream Package at $32.79, Heavenly Relax for 165 minutes at $55.15, and Full Spirit for 165 minutes at $87.89. Other options include four-hands Thai massage, body scrubs, Body and Soul, Golfers Heaven, and the three-hour Blooming Life package. The names alone don’t explain the exact sequence of treatments, so check the package details when you book rather than guessing what each one includes.

Prices are listed as starting prices and can vary by package. For comparison, the basic back-and-shoulder session is an affordable way to try the spa, while a long multi-treatment package costs more but gives you a much longer break. You can decide whether that extra time is worth it based on your schedule and how much of your holiday you want to spend in the treatment room.

What happens from check-in to tea

Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time. You need a reservation in advance, and the spa asks you to contact this branch at least a day ahead to secure the time you want. Your mobile voucher is the entry pass, so have it ready when you check in.

Give yourself a moment to confirm the treatment and any preferences before you’re taken to your room. This is the time to say where you want the therapist to focus, what areas to avoid, and whether you prefer lighter or firmer pressure. A specific request is more helpful than waiting until the treatment is underway.

The listed back-and-shoulder package lasts 60 minutes. Other treatments range from an hour to three hours, so check the duration before choosing a slot. If your appointment is for a longer package, arriving late can cut into the treatment time. Arriving more than 15 minutes late means the appointment may be cancelled without a refund.

Tea and refreshments are part of the experience. The back-and-shoulder package specifically includes tea, a refreshment, and Thai crispy rolls. People also describe being served a welcome drink or tea and snacks after treatments, but the exact refreshments may depend on the package or visit.

What the price buys, and where it can fall short

The appeal here is the combination of a tidy, comfortable spa environment, a central address, and a relatively modest entry price. At $22.35 for an hour, the back-and-shoulder treatment is an accessible choice if you want a focused massage without paying for a full spa package. The more expensive options make sense if you value a longer session or have a particular treatment in mind.

Cleanliness and staff manner are frequently praised. People describe friendly service, clean rooms, fresh-feeling massage bedding, and a relaxing interior. Those details are not frills: they can make a difference when you are trying to unwind in a busy resort town.

The less predictable part is the massage itself. Many people have been pleased with the therapists’ skill and professional manner. Others found the pressure too light, the technique uneven, or the therapist less attentive than expected. There are also reports of a therapist falling asleep, and one complaint about a rough technique. Those are serious exceptions, but they are worth knowing about if massage quality is your main reason for booking.

Your best protection is to be clear at the start. Say if you want firm or gentle pressure, identify areas that need attention, and name any areas you want left alone. If something feels wrong during the treatment, speak up rather than hoping the therapist will guess.

The booking process can also take a little patience. Some people found voucher redemption easy, while one person needed a manager to help staff process a voucher. Contacting the branch ahead of time and keeping your voucher accessible should help avoid a last-minute scramble. The branch can be reached at +66 76 366 800 or +66 90 960 4653, or by email at [email protected].

Who will get the most from this spa

This is a good fit if you’re staying in Patong and want a convenient treatment in a clean, comfortable setting. It also suits couples or companions with different preferences: the menu ranges from short, focused massages to longer treatments, and different people can choose different packages.

The short back-and-shoulder or foot massage works well if you have only an hour to spare. Choose the two-hour Thai massage or one of the longer packages if you want a more extended break and have room in your schedule. If you’re very particular about deep pressure or expect the same technique from every therapist, consider that results may vary and state your needs clearly before treatment.

There are important health and age limits. Children aged seven and older may receive treatment, but participants must be under 81. The spa does not accept people with rashes or skin illnesses, or pregnant women. You are responsible for telling the operator about any health conditions, and the operator disclaims responsibility for adverse effects that may result from a treatment.

Before you book

Choose the exact treatment and branch before paying. The voucher is valid only at the branch named on it, cannot be used on the day you book, and expires 180 days after booking confirmation at 23:00 on the final day. A full refund is available as long as you have not redeemed the voucher.

The spa is open daily from 11:00 to 23:00, with last admission at 22:00. Because popular appointment times can fill, contact the branch at least a day ahead rather than assuming a voucher guarantees your preferred slot. Arrive 15 minutes early, and remember that late arrivals may lose treatment time or, if more than 15 minutes late, the appointment itself.

Should you book Let’s Relax Spa at Patong Third Street?

Book it if you want a convenient Patong massage in a clean, polished setting, and you value a clear choice of treatments at different price points. The one-hour back-and-shoulder session is the low-cost test run; Thai massage or a longer package makes more sense when you want a bigger pause in your day.

Go in with realistic expectations about pressure and therapist consistency. Tell the therapist exactly what you want, and reserve ahead so the voucher and appointment are sorted before you arrive. For a straightforward hour of relaxation near Patong’s shops, this is a practical option. If you need a reliably firm massage or absolute quiet, you may want to compare alternatives first.

FAQ

How much does the 60-minute back and shoulder massage cost?

It starts at US$22.35. Prices for other treatments vary by package.

What is included with the back and shoulder massage?

The package includes a 60-minute massage, tea, a refreshment, and Thai crispy rolls.

Where is Let’s Relax Spa’s Patong Third Street branch?

It’s at 184/14 Pangmuang Sai Kor Road, Patong, Kathu, Phuket 83150, Thailand.

What are the spa’s opening hours?

The branch is open daily from 11:00 to 23:00. Last admission is at 22:00.

Do I need to reserve a time in advance?

Yes. Contact the branch at least one day ahead to arrange your preferred date and time.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment. Late arrival can shorten the treatment, and arriving more than 15 minutes late can lead to cancellation without a refund.

Can children receive a treatment?

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

Can pregnant women or people with skin conditions use the spa?

No. The spa does not allow pregnant women or people with rashes or skin illnesses to use its services.