Kiyora Spa Experience in Chiang Mai

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At Kiyora Spa, the treat is not just a massage. It is a chance to trade Chiang Mai’s miles of walking for an hour or more on the massage table, then finish with mango sticky rice and a welcome drink. With sessions from about $27.99, you can choose a traditional Thai massage or spend more on options such as hot stone and aromatherapy.

I like the range of treatments, from a straightforward 60-minute foot reflexology session to long packages that combine several services. I also like the free round-trip transport on bookings of two hours or more, if your hotel or guesthouse falls inside the service zone.

Tam★★★★★

Poon★★★★★

MING★★★★★

One consideration: Kiyora is in a lane off Chang Moi Road, and the free ride is not automatic for every booking. You need to reserve your treatment in advance, check whether your address qualifies for transport, and arrive on time. If you want a shower afterward, confirm the arrangements before booking rather than counting on one.

Kiyora Spa at a glance

Kiyora Spa Experience in Chiang Mai - Kiyora Spa at a glance
Kiyora Spa Experience in Chiang Mai - A quiet break between Chiang Mai outings
Kiyora Spa Experience in Chiang Mai - Choosing the massage that suits your day
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  • Mango sticky rice ends the session: A welcome drink and dessert are included after your treatment.
  • Choose your style and session length: Options range from 60-minute foot reflexology and Thai massage to treatments lasting 195 minutes.
  • Free transport has conditions: Round-trip service is offered for bookings of two hours or more within Kiyora’s free transport zone.
  • Book ahead: Appointment availability is listed daily from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.; reserve at least four hours in advance.
  • The address is central, but tucked away: Find the spa at 26/1 Chang Moi Soi 2, a short walk from Tha Phae Gate or the Night Bazaar.

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A quiet break between Chiang Mai outings

Kiyora Spa Experience in Chiang Mai - A quiet break between Chiang Mai outings

Chiang Mai rewards walking. You might spend a day among Old City temples, markets, cafés, and shops, then find that your feet and shoulders have had enough. Kiyora offers a practical way to pause without giving up half a day to a remote resort: it sits in the Chang Moi area, near the Old City and the Night Bazaar.

The spa is at 26/1 Chang Moi Soi 2. That puts it within reach of central sights, but its lane-side location can make it less obvious than a shop on a main road. If you are walking, look for the side street near the Government Savings Bank sign when coming from Tha Phae Road. From the Night Bazaar, head west along Tha Phae Road, then turn onto Chang Moi Soi 2.

You can also take a tuk-tuk or songthaew and show the driver the address. Kiyora’s free transport service may be the easiest option if you have booked a qualifying two-hour treatment. Ask the spa whether your hotel is inside its service zone and arrange the ride in advance. Do not assume a short treatment qualifies.

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Denny★★★★★

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Choosing the massage that suits your day

Kiyora Spa Experience in Chiang Mai - Choosing the massage that suits your day

Kiyora’s menu covers several styles, so it helps to decide what you want the treatment to do. A traditional Thai massage is the lower-cost starting point, listed at about $25.45 for 60 or 90 minutes among the available packages. Thai massage usually involves assisted stretching and pressure rather than an oil-based full-body treatment, but ask the spa about the exact method for your booking.

If you prefer firmer work, the menu includes deep tissue and a 120-minute Muscle Revival Session. The Office Syndrome package lasts 135 minutes and is geared toward tension associated with desk work. These longer options take more time and cost more, so they make most sense if you want a substantial treatment rather than a quick reset.

For a gentler, oil-based session, choose aromatherapy or hot oil aromatherapy, both offered in 60- or 90-minute versions from about $38.59. Hot stone massage lasts 90 minutes and starts at about $68.85. Thai herbal compress massage, warm oil head massage, and Swedish massage are also available. Package names and prices can change, so check the current booking options before you commit.

There are also combination treatments. A 90-minute head, back, and shoulder massage with foot reflexology starts at about $41.59, while a 90-minute warm oil head massage with foot reflexology is listed from $53.55. At the longer end, packages such as Escape from the City run for 195 minutes and start at about $149.29. These are built for a full afternoon, not a quick stop between appointments.

HU★★★★★

CHEN★★★★★

Chung★★★★★

Thai Yoga massage is another option named in the experience information. It can involve more stretching and movement than a standard oil massage. If you are not flexible, or you have an injury or health concern, explain that before the session and ask whether the treatment is appropriate. You can also ask for less pressure or a gentler approach.

What happens from arrival to dessert

Your appointment begins at the spa, unless you have arranged an eligible pickup. Arrive 15 minutes early, with your voucher ready in the Klook app. That buffer matters: late arrivals may lose treatment time, and an arrival more than 15 minutes late can mean cancellation without a refund.

Before the massage, tell the staff what you want from the session and mention any health conditions, allergies, or injuries. One treatment in particular was paired with a detailed pressure questionnaire, with a scale from 1 to 10. That is useful if you have strong preferences, but do not rely on a form alone. Speak up if the pressure is too light or too strong.

The spa’s rooms and decor are described as quiet and comfortable, with the sound of running water noted as part of the atmosphere. Some treatments may involve a foot wash or, for oil services, a choice of oil. Details can vary by package, so ask what is included if you have a particular preference.

Ho★★★★★

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HU★★★★★

After the treatment, you receive a welcome drink and mango sticky rice. It is a small but welcome finish, especially if you have spent the session working through sore legs and shoulders. The dessert is part of the appeal, though it should be treated as a pleasant extra, not a reason to choose a treatment that does not suit you.

The transfer can make a long treatment easier

The free round-trip transport is one of Kiyora’s most useful features, but it comes with two conditions: your booking must be for at least two hours, and your accommodation must be in the free zone. Check both before setting your plans. The spa’s contact details include phone numbers, Line, Skype, WhatsApp, and email, so you can ask directly.

Some appointments have included hotel pickup and drop-off, and the service has also been used for airport transfers. But do not assume that an airport drop-off is included with every package just because a longer treatment qualifies for free transport. Confirm the route and timing with the spa, especially if you are heading to the airport or have a tight connection.

If your session is shorter than two hours, or your lodging is outside the service area, plan to walk or use local transport. Kiyora is close enough to central Chiang Mai landmarks to reach on foot from several directions, but the lane entrance can be easy to miss if you are in a hurry. Save the address before you leave your hotel.

Chung★★★★★

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CHEN★★★★★

Prices, session lengths, and value

The experience is advertised from $27.99, while individual packages have their own starting prices. Traditional Thai massage and foot reflexology are among the least expensive listed choices, starting at about $25.45. Oil treatments begin around $38.59, while hot stone and extended combination sessions cost more. Treat these as starting prices, not a guaranteed total for every date or package.

The best value depends on what you would otherwise book. If you want a simple hour of foot care after sightseeing, a 60-minute reflexology session is a sensible, relatively low-cost choice. If you are specifically seeking a longer treatment, the included dessert and possible transport add convenience, but they do not make every premium package a bargain.

A 90-minute treatment gives you more time than a standard hour without using up most of the day. The longer packages, from 120 to 195 minutes, may suit you if you want a full spa stop and have no other plans. Compare the treatment details and length carefully: a package with a grand name is only good value if you actually want everything it includes.

Prices at independent massage shops in Chiang Mai can be lower. Kiyora’s case is less about being the cheapest option and more about having multiple treatments, a quieter spa setting, dessert, and transport for eligible bookings. If price is your main concern, compare nearby options. If comfort and a ride matter more, Kiyora’s added services may justify paying more.

Timing and booking without a last-minute scramble

The spa is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., with last admission at 7 p.m. Appointment availability is listed from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Those are not quite the same thing: plan around the appointment window, not just the closing time.

Reserve at least four hours ahead, and earlier if you want a specific day or time. You can request a time after your booking is confirmed, but the spa reconfirms the actual appointment. Contact Kiyora directly if you need to amend a booking; changes must be made at least 24 hours before the appointment and depend on availability.

The voucher is valid for 90 days from confirmation. Cancellation at least 24 hours before the activity date qualifies for a full refund, while no-shows are not refunded. For a B1G1 voucher, both people must redeem it at the same time; you cannot split the offer across separate visits.

Keep your phone on silent inside the spa and avoid using it during the treatment. Smoking and alcohol are prohibited in the spa area. These are simple rules, but they help preserve the quiet atmosphere that makes a massage feel like a break rather than another stop on a busy itinerary.

Who will get the most from Kiyora

Kiyora makes sense if you want a planned spa appointment in central Chiang Mai, with several treatment styles to choose from and a dessert afterward. It is especially appealing after a day of walking, or as a longer pause before leaving town, provided you allow time for the treatment and transport.

It may also work well for a pair or family group with different massage preferences. One person can choose an oil treatment while another picks traditional Thai massage, though each person should confirm their package and appointment. If you are using a B1G1 voucher, remember that both treatments must be redeemed together.

This is less ideal for someone who wants to decide on a massage at the last minute, expects the lowest price in town, or needs guaranteed shower access. One person who had booked a late session found the shower timing did not work with an airport departure. If a shower is important, ask about access and timing before booking, then leave enough time afterward.

Kiyora does not recommend treatment for children aged 0 to 15, women more than one month pregnant, or people with health conditions, allergies, or injuries. If any of these apply, contact the spa before booking and explain your situation. The responsibility to disclose special health conditions rests with you.

Should you book Kiyora Spa?

Book Kiyora if you want more than a quick, no-frills massage: a choice of treatments, a calm setting, mango sticky rice afterward, and a possible ride if your session and hotel qualify. I would start with a 60- or 90-minute treatment unless you know you want a longer spa visit. Confirm the pressure you prefer, transport eligibility, and any shower needs before paying.

Look elsewhere if your priority is the cheapest massage in Chiang Mai or if you need a tightly timed airport stop without room for delays. Kiyora’s strongest value is the combination of treatment, setting, dessert, and transport, not the lowest price. For a planned recovery break between sightseeing days, it is a practical choice.

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Kiyora Spa Experience in Chiang Mai

4.6 (146 reviews)

“Great, the massage was strong enough, and the attitude was very good. The mango sticky rice at this place is delicious.”

Jun 2026

FAQ

Where is Kiyora Spa in Chiang Mai?

Kiyora Spa & Massage is at 26/1 Chang Moi Soi 2, Chang Moi District, Amphoe Muang, Chiang Mai.

How much does a massage cost?

Prices vary by package. The experience is advertised from $27.99, and listed options include traditional Thai massage and foot reflexology from about $25.45.

What treatments can I book?

Options include traditional Thai, Thai Yoga, deep tissue, hot stone, aromatherapy, hot oil aromatherapy, Swedish, herbal compress, and foot reflexology treatments, along with combination packages.

Is food included?

Yes. A welcome drink and mango sticky rice are included after the treatment.

Is transport included?

Free round-trip transport is offered for bookings of two hours or more, within Kiyora’s free transport zone. Check whether your hotel or guesthouse qualifies and arrange the ride in advance.

What are the opening hours?

The spa is open Monday through Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Last admission is at 7 p.m.

How far ahead should I reserve?

Make a reservation at least four hours in advance. The spa reconfirms the actual appointment time after you request it.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment. Late arrivals may lose treatment time, and arrivals more than 15 minutes late may be cancelled without a refund.

Can I cancel my booking?

A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, in local destination time. No-shows are not refunded.

Can I use a B1G1 voucher on separate visits?

No. Both treatments on a B1G1 voucher must be redeemed at the same time and cannot be used separately.

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