Masumi Spa and Massage at Nimman in Chiang Mai

Masumi Spa’s appeal is simple: a restful treatment in Nimman, with a choice of Thai massage, oil massage, facials, body scrubs, and foot care. The entry-level option is a 60-minute relaxing foot massage, a useful pause between city outings without setting aside half a day.

I like the combination of many treatment lengths and types, so you can choose a quick foot massage or a longer session with herbal hot compress. I also like the convenient Nimman location, near Maya Mall and One Nimman, and the option to book through Klook at prices that can be lower than walk-in rates.

One consideration: therapist technique and pressure can vary, and some treatments take place upstairs, reached by several flights of stairs. If you need a particular level of pressure, have mobility concerns, or are booking for a set time, plan ahead and confirm the details with the spa.

At a glance

• A 60-minute foot massage starts at $21.45, with tea included.
• Treatments range from foot care to three-hour packages, including Thai massage, oil massage, herbal compress, facials, and body scrubs.
• The spa is on Huay Kaew Road in Nimman, near Maya Mall and One Nimman.
• Therapist pressure can differ, so explain what feels comfortable before treatment begins.
• Book your appointment in advance, especially if you have a preferred time.
• The setting is clean and simple, but stairs and occasional road noise may matter to some visitors.

A quiet break on Huay Kaew Road

Masumi Spa is at 117 Huay Kaew Road in Su Thep, on the Nimman side of Chiang Mai. It is well placed for a spa stop before or after shopping and meals around One Nimman or Maya Mall. The area makes this a practical choice if you are staying nearby, or if you want to fit a massage into a day of city errands.

The spa is described as Japanese-inspired, with Thai massage and spa treatments at its centre. In practice, that means you can choose from familiar options rather than signing up for a fixed multi-stop excursion. You arrive, settle in, and spend your booked time on the treatment you selected.

A private car or local taxi is the suggested way to get there. The address is specific enough to share with a driver: 117 Huay Kaew Road, Tambon Su Thep. A parking lot is noted, which may help if you are arriving by car.

The building itself is clean and straightforward rather than grand. Some treatment rooms are upstairs, and the climb may involve as many as three flights. If stairs are difficult for you or someone in your party, contact the spa before booking to ask what arrangements are possible.

What happens during a visit

Your appointment is built around the treatment you choose, not a standard tour route. For the listed 60-minute relaxing foot massage, expect an hour of foot care and tea. The experience details do not specify a precise sequence of techniques, so it is sensible to tell your therapist what kind of pressure you prefer rather than assume the massage will be gentle or firm.

For longer appointments, the treatment depends on the package. A traditional Thai massage lasts 120 minutes. Oil massage and Thai massage with herbal hot compress are offered in 90- or 120-minute versions. Facials and body scrubs each take 60 minutes, while the larger Masumi packages run for two or three hours.

At the start, you may be asked to fill in basic information, including preferences about pressure. Tea and a welcome drink are part of the spa’s service in reported visits, while tea is specifically included with the foot massage package. The listed foot treatment does not include other personal expenses or gratuities.

For some treatments, such as herbal compress, the warmth is a main part of the appeal. The compress can leave clothing a little damp, so tell the therapist if you are sensitive to cold or want to avoid getting wet. This small bit of communication can make the treatment more comfortable.

Choosing between Thai massage, oil, and herbal compress

Traditional Thai massage is the most direct choice if you want a longer session with stretching and pressure. It is a two-hour treatment, so it takes a substantial chunk of the day. People seeking firm pressure may appreciate it, but the intensity can vary by therapist. If you prefer lighter work, say so at the beginning and speak up if the pressure is uncomfortable.

Aromatherapy oil massage is available for 90 or 120 minutes. You can choose among different oil scents, making it a good fit if you prefer an oil-based treatment to the stretching and pressure of traditional Thai massage. The oil products are also sold as spa products, so you may find a scent you want to take home.

The Thai massage with fresh herbal hot compress is available in 90- or 120-minute sessions. The herbal compress adds warmth to the treatment, which can be appealing if you want something beyond a standard massage. The compress may make clothes damp, so allow a little time to freshen up afterward if you are heading straight to another activity.

You can also pair aromatherapy oil massage with herbal hot compress, again in 90- or 120-minute formats. If you are unsure which option suits you, consider what you want most: stretching, oil, or warmth. Do not choose the longest package simply because it sounds more complete. A 60-minute treatment can be a better fit if you have a tight schedule or mainly want a brief rest.

Facials, scrubs, and longer spa packages

Masumi offers a 60-minute refreshing facial and a 60-minute body scrub, each from around $32. These treatments broaden the choice beyond massage, but the experience may depend on the individual therapist. If you are booking one of these specifically, it is worth stating your expectations clearly, especially regarding pace and quiet.

The Masumi Skin Retreat Package lasts 120 minutes and starts at $71.50. The Masumi Beauty Beginning Package takes 180 minutes and starts at $91.19, while the Masumi Queen For A Day Package also lasts three hours and starts at $111.45. Package details beyond the names, length, and starting price are not specified here, so check what each includes before committing.

A longer package makes sense if you want a dedicated spa afternoon and have time to spare. For a stop between sightseeing and dinner, the foot massage or a single 60-minute treatment is easier to fit in. If you are planning a shower afterward, confirm whether that facility is available for your chosen package rather than assuming every room has its own bathroom.

What the prices buy you

The 60-minute foot massage starts at $21.45, a relatively modest way to try the spa without paying for a long treatment. The listed prices for other options begin at $31.59 for the facial, $32.19 for a body scrub or Thai massage with herbal compress, and $35.75 for a traditional Thai massage or aromatherapy oil massage.

Price is only part of the value. A 120-minute Thai massage costs more than the foot treatment, but it gives you two hours of dedicated care and may suit you better after a day of walking. A shorter session is the sensible choice if you simply want to pause, recover your feet, and get back to Nimman.

Booking through Klook may be cheaper than paying on-site, according to several accounts, though the exact saving can change. Compare the current price and package details before you pay. The lowest listed price is a starting price, not a promise that every treatment or time slot will cost the same.

Tips and gratuities are not included. They are optional personal expenses, so factor them into your budget if you plan to tip. The spa applies the same price to all ages, but participation is not recommended for children aged 0 to 15.

How to get the pressure and pace right

Massage is personal, and technique can vary from one therapist to another. Some people find the pressure strong, while others have found it too light. That variation is a reason to speak up, not to endure a treatment that is uncomfortable or too gentle to be useful.

Before the session, explain whether you want light, medium, or firm pressure. Point out any areas you want the therapist to avoid or focus on, and mention health conditions in advance. The operator is not responsible for adverse effects that arise from treatment, so sharing relevant health information is important.

If you are choosing Thai massage because you want stretching, say so. If you have booked an oil massage but dislike a particular scent, ask about the available oils before the session begins. The spa has a range of oil scents, but the specific options may vary.

One therapist, Fah, is singled out by name for professional work and knowledge of different therapies. That is useful context, but it is not a guarantee that you will be assigned to her. Do not book on the assumption of a particular therapist unless the spa confirms the request.

Timing, booking, and access

The spa is open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with last admission at 7 p.m. Appointment requests are accepted between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Reserve at least an hour ahead, and earlier if you want a particular time. The requested slot is not final until the operator confirms it.

After a Klook booking is confirmed, you can request an appointment through the app. The voucher is valid for 60 days from the booking confirmation date and expires at 6 p.m. on its last day. Bring the mobile voucher and arrive 15 minutes before your appointment.

If you need to reschedule, call the spa at least 24 hours before the appointment. Arriving more than 30 minutes late can result in cancellation, and a no-show is not refundable. People who appear intoxicated may be refused service without a refund.

The spa is not recommended for anyone more than one month pregnant, children aged 0 to 15, or people with health conditions such as high blood pressure or epilepsy. Check with the operator if you are unsure whether a treatment is suitable. The listed contact number is +66 91 069 0469.

Who should book Masumi Spa

Masumi is a good fit if you are staying in Nimman and want a convenient treatment with a range of choices. It also suits someone who would rather book a known treatment length and price than negotiate a walk-in service. The 60-minute foot massage is an easy option for a short break, while the two-hour Thai and oil massages suit a slower day.

It may be less suitable if you need step-free access, expect every therapist to use the same pressure, or want a silent room guaranteed throughout. Some reports note stairs, occasional road noise, and variation in massage technique. Those are not reasons to rule it out, but they are reasons to set expectations and mention your needs when booking.

Should you book it?

Book Masumi Spa if you want a conveniently located Nimman treatment, a clear choice of massage styles, and the flexibility to spend an hour or several hours at the spa. I would start with the 60-minute foot massage if I wanted a low-commitment rest, or choose the herbal compress if warmth is part of the appeal.

Look elsewhere or call ahead if stairs are a problem, you need a specific therapist, or you have health concerns. The best value here comes from choosing the right treatment and confirming your appointment, not from automatically booking the longest package.

FAQ

How much does the 60-minute foot massage cost?

The relaxing foot massage starts at $21.45. The price applies to all ages, though the treatment is not recommended for children aged 0 to 15.

What is included with the foot massage?

The package includes a 60-minute relaxing foot massage and tea. Other personal expenses and tips are not included.

What other treatments can I book?

Options include traditional Thai massage, aromatherapy oil massage, body scrub, facial, Thai massage with herbal hot compress, oil massage with herbal hot compress, and longer Masumi packages.

Where is Masumi Spa in Chiang Mai?

It is at 117 Huay Kaew Road, Tambon Su Thep, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200.

What are the spa’s opening hours?

Masumi Spa is open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Last admission is at 7 p.m.

Do I need to reserve an appointment?

Yes. Advance reservation is required to secure your preferred date and time. You can request an appointment through the Klook app after your booking is confirmed.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled treatment. If you are more than 30 minutes late, the appointment may be cancelled without a refund.

Can I reschedule my appointment?

Call the spa at least 24 hours before your appointment to request a reschedule. Approval depends on availability.

Is the spa suitable for everyone?

No. It is not recommended for children aged 0 to 15, people more than one month pregnant, or anyone with health conditions such as high blood pressure or epilepsy. Tell the operator about any health conditions before treatment.